Customer Ratings & Reviews

I'm thrilled with the RGB Backlit Keyboard. The customizable lighting effects are mesmerizing, and the tactile feedback from the keys is excellent. The keyboard feels sturdy, and the clicky sound while typing adds to the overall experience. Overall, it's a fantastic keyboard for gaming and typing.

The first keyboard I got wobbled when typing, so I replaced it and the second one is perfect. Good build quality and the keys have a very nice feel with good action. Not too loud or clicky. The only complaint is the key press is very sensitive, I've accidently typed letters when barely touching a key.

Quality of the keyboard is great, feels solid. Switches are smooth, rgb looks good*, weighty *the software for the rgb is bad and it takes a lot of effort to make it look any good

This was the keyboard I have been looking for, very responsive and if you have ICUE, you can setup different styles of rgb lighting. I’ve owned different types of mechanical tkl keyboards but I have to say this is the best one yet.

This is an optical-mechanical keybaord, so the switches on this particular board arent swappable with like, Cherry MX switches. So if thats important to you, youll want to go with a full mechanical keybaord rather than this. The switches themselves are hyper smooth and linear with no real weight. A keystroke is registered with as little as 1mm of movement. Incredibly light touch, its a little weird to grt used to coming from a heavier tactile keyboard and switch. Ive randomly started straffing left and right during games while simply resting my fingers on the keys. As for the sound, its not great. While linear and smooth, it sounds kind of hollow and plastic-y. Theres not clicky sounds on keystrokes but the board and keys are quite cheap sounding and feeling. RGB lights are bright and the Corsair app on my pc allows some great customization. Overall, its not a terrible board. I bought it on sale for $70 and if you like a quick responding board and linear style switches, this will work good. Optical switches are the fastest for gaming and are great for that. Just be mindful that theres a slight learning curve coming from a heavier tactile or clicky type switch.

High quality keyboard that doesn't take up allot of room, great switches and sounds with a sleek corsair look. Very happy with this product

My daughter has used this same keyboard for several years. It has held up well and seems to be very well built. She really enjoys the color changing feature of the background lights.

This is a great keyboard. I got this for my son who just got into gaming and he loves it. Its compact and easier for him to use. He really likes customizing the rbg lights.

I bought this because it looked cool (usually I'm more selective, but occasionally I'm impulsive) and because I haven't had a corsair keyboard in a long time. First, the whole thing is very light, which is actually nice. Second, MAN do these keys fire with the slightest touch. I didn't realize I bought optical switches, and I'm used to the resistance in even linear switches. That has been the struggle, retraining my hands to ever so lightly rest on the keys. I wouldn't recommend this as your major productivity keyboard. If you graze the wrong key, if triggers every time. But I like the challenge and I am adjusting (these chubby, old fingers are getting more nimble.) Perfect form factor (F keys are a must if you value convenience). I refuse to install corsair software to adjust the lights and stuff, but you can do a little lighting with hotkeys.

If the rating scale was on a 10-star rather than a five, I'd give it 9/10. 4/5 is too low, but this keyboard isn't 5/5, hence the rating. Build quality is excellent. The OPX switches are great. The RGB fine, though I've just set it to white and static. I'm not using the iCUE software because it's a massive application and I don't need any of the features. Minor shortcomings: 1. Corsair should have used PBT keycaps. The polycarbonate is OK, but they'll definitely wear much faster and they hold on to fingerprints much more than PBT. 2. The actuation distance is too short for me. I'm not using this keyboard for gaming, just for a TON of typing, and I realize the 1mm actuation would help with gaming, but prior to the K60, I was using a keyboard with almost double the distance and slightly heavier actuation force. While the lighter K60 keys are great for long typing sessions, when paired with such a short actuation, sometimes I find that I've been holding down a key when I'm barely just resting my fingers on the keys. So the K60 will require a change of habit, not a big deal, but longer actuation would have been my preference.

Considering the fact that there a only few compact mechanical keyboards, this one is pretty good for gaming as well as wfh purpose. The keys are soft and the feedback provided by them is just right. One may take a couple of days to adjust to the spacing between them but is not too much of a learing curve.

Great keyboard. The fast response time and feel are amazing. I never did like keyboards I can't feel when I am typing and this one hits all the marks. Not to mention the color-changing is mezmorizing.

Keyboard has nice feel and lovely lighting. The only thing I could possibly say I don't like is the white bases for the switches but eh not a big deal.

This keyboard is the perfect mesh of compact and performance, the lighting cues are adjustable and easy access, and the pricing is fantastic for a mechanical keyboard

Great keyboard. Great tactical click from the switches. I've used 100% keyboard but have been eyeing a ten keyless for awhile now and I don't think I've ever go back.

Great keyboard for the price point, used after my other broke as what was temporary but will just continue using this since I enjoy it so much

Rgb mechanical keyboard. Lightening fast, good colors and easy to use.

I’ve been a fan of Corsair products for some time, this keyboard is beyond superb for the price point, easily toppling my older Corsair Keyboard I purchased eight years ago for double the price!

I’m picky with my keyboards but I immediately loved the feeling of these keys. The materials are top notch and it has a very small footprint. Only bad thing is the corsair software which id bloated and messy. The hardware is so good though thst it outweighs it. Highly recommend this!

great keyboard, just lube the stabilizers and your good to go, it's not that hard to teardown uses 2 types of screws and 2 clips 1 by the escape key and 1 by the arrows then lift away from you and there will be a cable under the PCB , you need to do this to remove the spacebar stabilizer the other ones come out by just removing the switch, they are not soldered thats what makes this keyboard great, 1 more thing the keycaps show a lot of oil from hands they are not the greatest of quality.