Customer Ratings & Reviews

Overall, I love this product. I am more accustomed to laptop keyboards and never liked the feeling of high profile keyboards when playing games, just as a personal preference, and this one works perfectly fine for games in any genre--even more intensive fps games. It's easy to keep clean regularly (as long as you aren't letting it gather dust or gunk over extensive amounts of time), has neat lighting features through iCUE, and provides a smooth feeling when using it in any context. It was very easy to set up and can be used wireless or while plugged in (I prefer the latter). It is very portable as well if you need! The only thing keeping me from giving it its fifth star is that you cannot easily obtain replacement keycaps from CORSAIR should you need one. I had to purchase an entirely new keyboard after a few years of use due to my 'a' key breaking, causing one half of it to no longer stay rooted/connected to the key itself. I believe the only way to obtain replacements are through third-party freelance vendors on sites like eBay or Etsy. I am also not very heavy-handed, so it is possible this keyboard would serve a shorter lifespan for others-however, I am deeply satisfied with the product and have recommended it to a few friends of mine who also prefer this type of keyboard.

I've had this keyboard for 2 years now (and currently using to type this review) and I have to see, it has been the best keyboard I've used for gaming and general productivity. I love that I can seamlessly switch between the usb dongle and bluetooth. The dongle lives in my PC and bluetooth connection to my laptop for work. I've not had issues with input when playing games and to me, feels equal to a wired keyboard in terms of input lag and response times. On top of that, the battery lasts a long time. Last time I think I charged it was beginning of october. Granted, I keep the RGB off on it, which probably helps. Other than that, this is great for a home office and is even great to take into an actual office around colleagues. It looks professional and sleek, and doesn't give that "gamer look" you'd probably expect to see with normal gaming keyboards. I'll keep this keyboard until it dies and no longer works and I will probably get another as a replacement or a newer version if one is available given my experience on it for the last 2 years.

Very nice keyboard. The battery life is great and the profile on this keyboard is ideal for me because it has a larger push button for bigger fingers like mine.

The Corsair K100 Air Wireless keyboard is my first Corsair product. This keyboard is very well made. It has an aluminum black top that looks slightly brushed. The rest of the keyboard is black plastic that feels like good quality, and not cheap. The fit and finish is perfect. The keyboard comes with a safety sheet, and a detachable 6 foot long braided USB cord. My keyboard came 80-90 percent charged at a guess, as charging to 100 % took just a short while.It's recommend that you fully charge the battery before using the keyboard.On the back side of the keyboard is a small on/off switch. The switch must be on even if you are using the USB cable to input your keystrokes. The pre attached wireless/Bluetooth sensor is on the back also. There are not any additional USB ports on the keyboard. Honestly, I've had some problems getting my Corsair K100 to keep the color settings of the keys. I'm not sure if it's the software, or me. It's most likely me though. There's really no instructions on how to set them up, other that a YouTube video that you can click on in the iCUE software showing a past Corsair keyboard, and NOT the K100. My problem is even though I've saved my settings, whenever I turn off my computer, and then start it again the next time, none of my colored keys are there. I have to open the iCUE software, and then turn it on again. Very, very annoying. One thing I really like, that I've not had on any of the gaming keyboards I've used, is that there is a brightness switch for the colors of the keys. You can have the keys totally turned off, to dimly lit, medium, medium high, and high to be seen better in the daylight. Even in a fairly dark room while gaming, I left if fully lit. The keyboard has a roller for volume up/down which I prefer over a button. There's also play/pause, forward or back buttons as well. If more than one person will use the Corsair K100 keyboard, it has a button to select the other profiles set up, or you can use those profile slots for different settings for different games. And like most gaming keyboards, there is the Windows lock button as well. Once all set up, my K100 looks terrific. You can custom create your own colors to make richer bold colors that stand out better than the factory colors for the keys. Or use the pre set colors, it's your choice. I do have a laptop that I use for regular use, but not for gaming. And with the Corsair K100 being a very low profile gaming keyboard, the Corsair K100 might take a bit of getting use to over the standard type gaming keyboards when you game. For regular typing and everyday usage, the K100 is great. For gaming,I've been using the K100 for a little over a week, and it's feeling better each time I use it. It's harder for me to "feel" the keys than a regular full size tactile switch. The feedback is very good as well. It's just getting use to the low profile tactile switch. I prefer to have my mouse as well as my keyboard wired to my computer verses wireless. I did use the K100 wireless though to try it out. The K100 synced up without any problems and worked very well. I even went into another room and typed a few sentences and every thing that I typed showed up. This was through a wall and about 20 feet away. Overall, I'm giving the new Corsair K100 Air Wireless gaming keyboard 4 out of 5 stars. It's very well constructed, looks beautiful when lit up, and has many great features.I'm not dinging 1 star for my software problem as I mentioned above, as I think it's really me, and not the software. I'm dinging 1 star as I think the price is very high for a keyboard and out of the budget for most people. There are many great keyboards out there for way less money.

Small enough to fit on my crowded pc set up, big enough to handle business, pretty satisfied with my set up! Soft buttons makes it nice to game while my wife is sleeping.

I really, really cringed at the price. I paid $200. I know that many paid up to $300. Maybe I'm just getting old, but that is a LOT of money for a keyboard...BUT.... I am on the computer 40-60 hrs a week. Having something that feels this good to use is pretty awesome. I came from a 6 yr old Logitech MX Keyboard and loved it. My job requires that I use a plug in keyboard and mouse and that leaves you with pretty limited options, considering I wanted something that could connect wireless AND wired. First off. The hardware is amazing. The key travel is perfect for me, The weight is right and the RGB is quality...although I could take or leave the RGB...at least the ability to change colors and etc. Second. I hate the iCUE software. I find it confusing and annoying. I'm not a computer n00b either. I could deal with the quirky software...but twice it has completely chewed up RAM usage and crashed. IDK...it's just a keyboard at the end of the day. I don't want to deal with weird software that needs to run in the background, crashing things.

Amazing, 10/10! Its wireless, the clicks are amazing, snd the response tome is instant. Weighs next to nothing and the aesthetic is unbeatable. 50 hr usage battery life, but it goes to sleep after 10 minites if you have that setting on which is defaulted in the system. Literally everything I was looking for in my first gaming keyboard!

This keyboard is quite awesome. I love the way it looks and I'm getting used to the way it feels. People say it's loud? I know what they are talking about but it's nothing that can't be worked around by putting something soft underneath the keyboard. I used a small cut-out piece of acoustic foam/board. Now you hear hardly any *thudding* when I hit a key! It does elevate your keyboard a little however (which can hurt the wrists) so invest in a wrist pad and cut out a small piece of acoustic foam/board and slide it underneath that. It worked like a charm for me! Otherwise its a fun keyboard overall. Drfinitely overpriced by about $89.99. Wait for it to go on sale, THEN it'll make more sense to buy. People say spacebar problems? I have not experienced a single issue. They got a bad item or dont know how to use it. Happy shopping!

This is a great cherry mx mechanical wireless RGB keyboard. The battery lasts for days on a single charge with the backlit color glowing while typing most if a day on it. Its always accurate when typing on and feels very satisfying to type on. Its really thin so there is no need of a wrist rest pad. Each key can be individually colored and profiles can be created for different users and games for a user. It is a bit expensive, but It feels and works its cost back each time its used.

Started to fall apart very easily. Ive had it a long time but only used it for several months when keys started to fall off of it. I think I got a defective unit unfortunately... Its a great keyboard and the fact that it can save several connections and you can quicky switch between them is excellent. Its a good product but hopefully the rest of them are actually built well.

I was excited to try this keyboard. It took a week or two to get used to it. The keys are very fun to press, but I didn't find I typed any faster. I believe the action is actually a bit TOO low profile. Anyway, I usually hit the space bar on the ends, and two months in, it stopped responding on the right side. It had always squeaked a bit. I replaced it with a 915X Tactile and I'm much happier tbh. Yes, the Corsair feels like the most advanced, but honestly, other than the very nice click and sensation from pressing the keys, I don't think you need mechanical switches for something that is similar action to a laptop keyboard. (i.e., a regular membrane or butterfly switch works fine for that shallow action, such as on many laptops) Many times, I did feel like I wasn't getting enough movement out of the keys to type well. I am sure part of it is personal preference. Also, I felt the bottom of the keyboard (not that it matters, it's never seen) was a letdown - it looked like it was a metal grill in online photos, but it's plastic. The Logitech is all plastic but feels consistent throughout and also has a nice weight. Honestly, even with Macbooks, I don't love having metal casing, it can get very cold or hot against the skin, and the Corsair was like this... the metal top could be shockingly cold at times. I'd still give it five stars if it hadn't broken down so quickly. But I felt I should share my experience since it didn't last very long.

Was looking for a low profile keyboard for my Apple Studio Mac Mini. Corsair is one of the best products out there for computer accessories. Can not go wrong with the RGB's. Corsair App works great with Apple. Very customizable. Solid built, aluminum body. Keys take little effort to use. Love this keyboard. Highly recommend if your into low profile keyboards with awesome RGB lighting.

This is the perfect keyboard for setups that require distance from the computer and monitor - especially of you have a dog that runs back and forth between you and the computer. The wireless connection and response time is very good, and the keys have a short throw distance. While it has a low profile, the keyboard is sturdy and has good weight. The software functionality is extensive for a good amount of customization. This is a full size keyboard, and is great for work and gaming. It is expensive, but I am very satisfied with this purchase and recommend it.

I love the keyboard itself. I've been looking for a while for a high quality, full-sized keyboard, with the flatter style of keys. The main problem is that corsair made it, so the companion software you have to use is buggy and very frustrating to use. Takes a lot of time to get it going the way you like. One feature they advertise is the ability to set multiple lighting profiles. I was hoping to get one profile with a steady solid light, and another as a ripple effect that spreads accross the keyboard, but the software just doesn't accept both as advertised. It's very inconsistent, I got it working once, then an update came out and it doesn't work anymore. Only recommended if you are familiar with icue or are willing to devote considerable time tto

The keyboard in nice and slim, love the volume control, i haven't used it as much as i expected to but its amazing. The only thing is you have to reset the keyboard sometimes for it to connect again.

Highly responsive, if there is any lag in keystrokes it is imperceivable. With iCUE, RGB is highly customizable, and switching profiles is quick. The LEDs at the dimmest setting are visible during the daytime and more than adequate for nighttime use, even with them always on the battery life is great. It's better with auto shutdown after a user-set time of inactivity, which is perfectly fine since the keyboard connects immediately with a key press, you can keep the supplied dongle in the dummy port if you already have a Corsair multipoint slipstream receiver in use with another Corsair device. These ultra-low profile switches have taken me a little bit to adjust too, coming from regular cherry mx reds, but they do have a nice tactile feel and good stability. Keycaps are recommended to not be removed, dust might be an issue down the road if you live with pets and or live in a humid environment. Comes with a dust cover and a nice braided USB-C cable. If you bought into Corsair's ecosystem and want low-profile switches this is the keyboard to get. The only thing I don't like about is there isn't a silver chassis with a white translucent keycaps model.

...a new gold standard in the day-to-day, best of both worlds, all-in-one keyboard. Other reviews can delve deep into specs and the like, instead of beating a dead-horse I'm approaching this more from a feel and usage perspective. Sure, that might mean a more subjective read, but I mean it as nothing more than a different perspective instead of repeating the exact same spec talking points you can read about elsewhere and/or on the spec tab for the K100 that Best Buy provides you with in the first place. I have used a household name competitor as my work and play input devices for over nearly two decades now. Without going down a rabbit hole about those specific models, just let me say that while the feel and options offered by them has improved, their performance has not. And in some ways those issues are extremely impacting (ex: double keystroke issue) make them just about unusable, especially when you are trying to cruise through your writing @ 100+ wpm. Constant stop n' go to correct the double input for a single keystroke has a tendency to drive not only a fan of a brand away, but also insane... The K100? NONE of that. This thing is (at least at the time of this writing) operating perfectly and is a joy to sit down to every day. Each keystroke is more satisfying than it has any right to be. The slim profile is a welcome deviation from the usual mechanical offerings. The software is very nice with a clean and clear interface. Adjustments to the settings and color layouts is straight forward, instant, and there is a TON of them. Everything from screen mirroring to individual custom colors for each and every key. Also within the software is a bit of sensor monitoring, so if you aren't using something else for that already, CORSAIR provides you with it built-in to their software. Overall dimensions are nice and tidy, too. The profile/"bezel" of the K100 is minimal, which is great for a full-size as it doesn't require a lot of real estate on your desk. The fluff has been removed and you are left with what actually feels like is the slimmest and most compact frame for the components that technology is permitting at this point in time. As far as functionality goes it is no different. Beautiful and minimal is the name of the game here. Keys, buttons, the volume roller, everything oozes quality and transmits extremely direct feedback with your fingertips. Said volume roller is burled metal and has a nearly perfect weight to it, ie - it doesn't feel cheap. Sure, the K100 might scare some off due to it's full-price MSRP, but I can't recommend it enough. It is a no-brainer at full price, if you see them on sale throw your money at it and don't look back, you will NOT regret it.

Super thin mobile keyboard with beautiful asmr mechanical butterfly switches. Cant beat the wireless proformance with a reciver that works with other corsair products making a killer setup.

I originally bought this keybaord via corsairs "revival series" (refurbished) on their site for $99. i used it for work and loved it so much I bought a second one on sale from bestbuy and use it as my personal gaming work from home keyboard (im on a hybrid schedule). this thing feels great to type on, and is quick. it does a take a second to get used to the ultra low profile keys, but overall it is very satisfying to type on and use daily. the led's look great, the battery life is really good, and the overall aesthetic is clean and professional looking. for $279 (near $300 with tax) i don't know if this board is worth full price. its current sale @ $179 is fair imo and totally worth the investment.

Really nice keyboard. Very low profile and premium design. Typing takes a bit more force like other reviewers mentioned. sound is actually Clicky. Battery lasts forever. However, it is very pricey..