Customer Ratings & Reviews

For my kid. A bit smaller than a regular keyboard. I asked to reach all the gaming keys faster. Looks like faster response to keystrokes.

Fast, amazing, quick keyboard. I absolutely love the cherry switches and it makes the board feel super responsive. I love the smaller form factor so this keyboard is perfect.

Great if desktop space is at a premium, else the larger ones would be better. This KB is by no mean bad as it is just as fast, responsive and the click feels great.

I really like gow responsive the keys were, ive read to s of reviews and majority were positive. Decided to buy it and am loving it.

Overall this is a really good keyboard. I like the addition of a 60% to the Corsair line but i do feel as if the keys and the switches feel cheap at times. During normal operation they seem fine, but when I start playing some games they just feel like they're not as responsive as they should be.

This is my first keyboard and it was just for my steam deck and i love it. Though the noise the keys make arent my favorite thing sane with the rgb lights. But overall great keyboard for my first "pc" gaming experience.

my son loves it, does exactly what he hoped it would, definitely recommend for gamers, he likes the way the keys sound when pressing

Purely subjective review to follow: It's a nice look/feeling keyboard, but it was way too small for my big hands. The switches were fast, but not entirely silent.

Great little 60% keyboard, to me it tops the Razer black widow v3 in actuation force and everything else. Very quick

Keyboard is a great addition to gaming computer. Quick action keys facilitate ease of game playing.

This keyboard feels nice in your fingertips, the price is good for what you are getting. Highly recommend it.

Absolutely love how customizable this keyboard is, works amazing. Best brand there is on the market right now.

This will make your gaming fingers grow biceps. And yayaya.... The default RGB scheme is beautiful. VSM.

it’s amazing and quite clicking but not too quiet just the perfect amount and good for arm space if you don’t have much.

Lighting is great. I like that the spacebar has 3 led and not just the one. But the MX Silver switch just aren't good. The need for tighter actuation is just not something anyone needs. They also felt inconsistent: Some felt fine and others scratchy, like they weren't lubed, but others were. Overall a disappointing keyboard. I wish Best Buy carried the Red switch version and stopped with these Silver switch boards.

Colors and options are great! You can even download the app and customize the colors how you want for whatever you use it for

I I haven’t had this keyboard long, But so far this thing has been fantastic. I am glad I bought this keyboard it will help my gaming a lot.

Nice keyboard but I don't think it's worth the price. Bought it for my son but we decided it is not worth the price therefore it was returned.

I really wanted to love this keyboard, but two things prevent me from giving it a good review. It all has to do with the arrow keys. One: the arrow keys have been remapped to the u-h-j-k keys, which means in order to use them, you have to use your right pinky to engage the Fn key and then shift your other fingers one space over to the left (if you want to use the arrow keys similarly to how you normally would). Contrast this with the Razer Huntsman Mini 60% keyboard, where the arrow keys have been remapped to the i-j-k-l keys, so that your fingers can stay where they naturally rest on the keyboard while your pinky engages the Fn key. It's a subtle difference but it makes the Razer WAY more usable for fast typing, whereas this Corsair is more of an inconvenience. Two: the windows key becomes a "lock" key when you hit Fn + Windows key at the same time. This locks the Fn functions of the whole keyboard. This is probably not an issue on Windows, but on Mac OS, this prevents you from being able to use Cmd+Shift+Arrow keys to select blocks of text. Since you have to engage the Fn key to use the arrow keys, and the Windows key becomes Cmd on Mac, this creates a conflict between the key mapping of the OS and the specific function of that key with this keyboard. These might be extremely niche use cases, but for anyone who does a lot of fast typing and uses keyboard shortcuts to select blocks of text on Mac OS, you'll likely feel the burn of those missing functions. I tried really hard to figure out a button remapping solution that would help, to no avail. You might say "well it's a 60% keyboard with no arrow keys, what did you expect," but like I said, the equivalent keyboard from Razer does not have this problem. Corsair made a bad design decision, and it limits the capabilities of this keyboard.

An amazing product! I just got rid of my old k65 Lux with the cherry Mx switches and I’m loving the feel of the new cherry mix silvers.