Customer Ratings & Reviews

Very good quality and feel. Very happy with how precise the switches are and the lighting. Once you figure out how to use the iCue software from Corsair lighting is super nice. Highly recommend.

The K100 is beautifully built. The wrist pad is extremely comfortable and the extra set of keys come in handy. The dial is cool but is sorta pointless in my opinion. Its a cool keyboard to have if you can afford it, but at that price point .. you’re better off with the K70.

I was very happy with the opto mechanical keys on this KB. I had recently purchased a K60 and HATED the mush so i went out and spent another hundred on the k100. definetly not budget friendly and there are older model corsair mechanical keyboards that will get the job done but I can't say I regret picking this up. It will be clicky when you want it to be and not too clicky when you want it to be. With that being said, if you have a heavy hand get ready to adapt or fatfinger keys. it is super sensitive. Ive adapted which is why i can still use my heavy hand and get the clicky sound and lighten up on the keys to get a more quiet yet satisfying key press. G keys i thought would be useful but I can do without it. I like the wheel at the top. you can program it to jog a track or even use it as an editing wheel to jog frames. i love the volume control on this kb. it makes it easy to just swipe with your index finger not taking too much time away from the keys. icue is super confusing for custom lighting that i just dont bother making custom schemes

I've only had it a week, but so far am much happier than I was over the last 5-6 months with a G915X. Had been a longtime (10+ years) Logitech-only user, and their latest entries drive me to seek out another company. The iCue software is useful and user-friendly, far more streamlined for programming/reassigning keys than current iteration of Logitech G Hub. Color control is pretty simple as well and the extra slightly raised WASD keys have been surprisingly helpful. Tactile response and key height is good, not too clicky but with enough to satisfy the classic-keyboard feel. I often accidentally hit the Caps Lock, and disabling the key was both super easy and intuitive and worlds better than G Hub (where you have to disable the key for every single application you use, lest you accidentally activate it in an app that you hadn't disabled it in and then can't disable it in another or on desktop). Again, only had it a week, but so far no regret on this purchase. Hopeful for a good 4-5 years of solid use.

My son loves this keyboard. It was an early Christmas present and it works excellent. He enjoys playing his games and says he gets quicker response from playing games.

Excellent keyboard.....well built with fantastic key feel ...just the right amount of click not loud enough to be annoying..just quality all around love it. The led keys are very vibrant and the programmable g keys are awesome for macros... highly suggest a little expensive but worth it

This is by far the best keyboard I have used. I thought the K95 Platinum was amazing but this K100 is beyond that in every way. The changes Corsair made the the kb are awesome. The PBT keycaps for one, the texture makes them so much better. The multifunction wheel on the top left gives you the ability for on the fly changes and that is a great tool whether you are gaming or doing other work. I love the new wrist rest, it could use a bit more padding but it beats the previous plastic on the other Corsairs. I think the 4000 Hz polling rate is going to future proof the K100 for a long time. When the games catch up with this and the 8k polling on the newer mice just released, it's going to be a war of who has the fastest polling rates stacked onto the fastest monitors. Let the games begin! Some things I wish to be improved would be thicker padding on the wrist rest. Then make the feet longer to bring the keyboard up. I think the keyboard is too low for me, I like a bit more height. The improvements with the PBT keycaps are so nice but the stabs on the space bar were rattling after a couple days light use. If the others start sounding like that I'm going to be not very pleased. So I hope they hold up. Rattly, tingy cheap sounding presses are not going to be tolerated anymore Corsair. As they should not be ever. However it is an improvement over the previous models. BTW Kudos on the silver switches. They are wonderful.

This keyboard has so many features I probably won't even use them all, but seems to be solid construction and the integration with iCue was pretty seamless. One thing I will say is that the board did NOT work initially and we had to google how to do a hard reset of the board to get it to work. If it wasn't for this it'd probably be 5 stars. If I didn't' know what to do it would have been an instant RMA

very good keyboard i got alot of colors and macro buttons it does not require batteries which is why i like it, that and it is built very well feels like a quality product

Excellent key feel on the optical version, RGB is nice and smooth. Paired with the Nexus this keyboard is a pretty outstanding streaming keyboard. You can program the keys along the left edge like a Streamdeck so unless you need a lot of macros you could get away with this alone.

I purchased this keyboard for my new PC - replacing an older Corsair keyboard. This keyboard has built in streaming functionality which was nice and the RGB worked seamlessly with iCUE. Overall, the buttons felt great and the quality - with metal frames and solid mechanical keys, shows through.

The wrist rest, while good, isn’t a soft or supple as the wrist rest on a Razer Ornata. Key travel is great, stable and confident strokes, very light key weight due to the OPX switches. If you like heavy keys, go with a brown or a blue cherry MX. the iCUE integration with the wheel is awesome, with functionality switching being a high point. Lighting customization is fantastic, with per-key RGB lighting that is more accurate than the K95 preceding it. The added lights on the side aren’t super visible if you have a darker colored desk, but they look great from the proper angle. The USB pass through works like a charm, with no discernible input latency if you choose to use it with a mouse. Macros are easily customizable through ICUE, with the only low point being that the G keys require a separate piece of software (stream deck, elgato) to customize. Overall, this is a keyboard for someone with an expensive taste, but it delivers for the price on every front.

Absolutely love the k100 highly reccomend, sold build quality, and typing is flawless

Best keyboard I've ever owned. Will always buy Corsair. Customizations, lighting, quiet, easy to press keys. Even bought my wife one and she loves it.

This keyboard is very expensive and was purchased as a gift for my son as he requested it. He said this is the best keyboard he's ever had and would recommend it to anyone. The only drawback is it is very expensive.

I haven't even scratched the surface with using all the features and settings, but I'm already in love with this keyboard. I'll point out the only feature I'm not sure about first. The key press is VERY sensitive. If you have lazy hands/fingers, you will find yourself pressing keys repeatedly without realizing it. The scroll wheel can be configured to your taste and settings. The media keys are nice since so few keyboards have true media keys anymore. The volume scroller is nice and responds quickly rather than having to scroll repeatedly to increase/decrease volume. The keyboard is heavy with a metal top plate, nice non-skid pads and a magnetic wrist wrest that has a very nice feel to it. I have a feeling there is much more to brag about, but as I said, I've only scratched the surface of this thing's features. The price is up there, but since getting into gaming keyboards, I feel like you are getting a good feature set at this price point.

excellent keyboard! The keys are very positive and give excellent tactile feedback. I love the icue lighting!! Great keyboard for gaming, or just doing work! Absolutely love it!

Great build quality, tactile response from keys and action wheel, and very nice cherry switches. Unfortunately the software does not like to work with my computer. The WIRED keyboard likes to randomly disconnect from my computer, disabling the RGB and additional functions like volume control, music control, and action wheel. Maybe due to running AMD, regardless I’d expect more from a $200 flagship keyboard.

This is a great keyboard, better than the logitech gaming keyboards I bought in the past, easy to use and set up and customizable.

Had this keyboard for over a year now and I can say this keyboard is absolutely amazing. Not only for gaming but for daily work, like typing.