Customer Ratings & Reviews

While the keyboard is geared towards gamers with features like programmable keys and a dedicated control wheel, it's also suitable for general use, making it versatile. The price point is on the higher side, but for those seeking a high-end wireless gaming keyboard with excellent performance and aesthetics, the CORSAIR K100 Air is a top contender.

Absolutely amazing keyboard. The low profile makes your fingers quicker to each key and very elegant.

This keyboard feels better than anticipated. Build quality is great, and I love iCue

love the way it feels when typing even with low profile keys. Love it!!!!

Great keyboard. Best key reaction and profile. Cool back lighting.

Battery life lasts forever! I am very pleased. I'd recomment this product to family and friends.

Awesome keyboard! Was a great upgrade from what I had previously

This keyboard reminds me of the Razer DeathAdder Chroma which had low profile key caps. I have been enjoying it so day, been using it for about 8 days. Some minor issues with it but that is just learning where all the keys are again since they are closer together and flat, its been years since I last used a keyboard like it. All in all a great keyboard for the price, fully wireless and you can connect to multiple systems.

I’ve exchanged this keyboard 2 times for Firmware issues, and every single one has had the same problem. It’s awesome when it works, but crashes everything when it doesn’t.

This keyboard is the most frustrating, expensive, piece of junk I’ve ever purchased. The keys are spaced weirdly so I’m always hitting the wrong key or two at once. It has strange software issues where it stops taking input but then randomly types gibberish on its own and firmware updates haven’t fixed it. The only good things I can say about it (why I give it two stars) are it looks cool and it works with both my Mac and PC. Otherwise, I hate it.

Amazing quality feel speed and battery life. No lag on input feels amazing.

Great keyboard. Lightweight design. Highly recommend it.

Absolutely love this keyboard! Super comfortable and slim!

Probably the best keyboard ever. and I've been using keyboards for a while

I've looked at a lot of keyboards for my setup, and I used to have the Corsair K100, but it just wasn't cutting it for me. The keys were too bulky and clunky and got irritating to use. I wanted something more low-profile to type easier. I compared the K100 Air to a lot of other keyboards because of the hefty price tag on it, but safe to say that I am very satisfied and have absolutely no regrets going with the K100 air :)

the coolest sleakest keyboard ive ever owned. $300 which is very pricey but if your wanting it, it wont let you down

Really fun lights. Love the feel of keyboard keys. Love wireless features.

This keyboard is fantastic to use and very comfortable when gaming.

Excellent connectivity, no complaints at all. This keyboard is worth every penny.

TLDR; If you absolutely need a mechanical keyboard but want something with a low profile then you are better off just getting a keyboard with the standard low-profile Cherry style switches (like from Nuphy or Keychron). The Cherry MX ULP switches on this Corsair keyboard are not much different than your standard butterfly-style keyboard. As much as I like the idea of “ultra” low-profile mechanical switches, at the end of the day the slimmer the keyboard gets the more it just starts to feel like your typical laptop-style keyboard with butterfly or membrane keys. As an example, the Apple Magic Keyboard has a super low travel distance on key press of 0.8mm, compared to a 3.0mm travel distance for a standard cherry-style low-profile switch. This Corsair with its Cherry MX ULP (ultra low profile) switch has a keypress travel of 1.8mm which seems like a great “in-between” option (which is why I bought it), but after using it I realized that the difference in typing feel is very minimal compared to my Apple Magic Keyboard yet it adds a LOT of noise. This keyboard is obviously aimed towards gamers or casual users since they chose the “tactile” ULP switch versus the linear ULP switch which Cherry only offers on their own Cherry KW X ULP keyboard. The tactile switch is very noisy and clicky sounding which (for me) was not good for work-use. For comparison, I get a similar typing feel from my iPad Pro’s Magic Keyboard except my Magic Keyboard is a lot quieter. Ultimately I chose to return this keyboard because (#1) Best Buy tried to sell me an open-box product, but more importantly (#2) this keyboard has less of a “mechanical” keyboard feel as you would expect and is more akin to your standard laptop-style keyboard.