Customer Ratings & Reviews

It’s smaller than a normal keyboard & lights look smooth and cast a nice glow as well. it also came with a few extra keys that were decorated which was cool. It feels very sturdy and not cheap as well.

Corsair has done a nice job here. I really like this keyboard. It more or less has all of the features I was looking for in this type of deck. 60%. Speed. Connectivity. Quality construction. Customization with cap and switch swapping. RGB with excellent software. Some good battery life. It does most to all of this very well. It comes at a bit of a price, but I think the value is there for what you get. All of that said, I do have a couple of nitpicks here and there. I like the look of the keyboard, compact, black, about what you would expect. The build is solid, with a metal frame. Honestly, I don’t love the switches that come stock, but being able to adjust as I like is a nice option. Same with the keycaps, although I am a little torn here. The caps feel great, are PBT, and generally look good. This is personal to me, but I just don’t like the font. It is not a big thing, but it is what it is. It also leads to another issue for me, adding some caps I love would be great, but I would lose track of so many of the function options that are on the stock keys (given the 60% nature of the deck). Again, not a big thing, but something to think about. While I am not the “biggest” RGB guy, I have to admit, I am liking it here. It may not be the “super brightest,” but it works, the keys look good, and the software control and implementation are just fantastic. There are so many options, preset and otherwise, that I can’t imagine someone not finding something that they like. Patterns. Layers. Profiles. Just a lot of control over nearly every aspect of the lighting. Further, there is a “ring” or “RGB LightEdge” around the base of the keyboard that looks wild, but it is a bit lost in that you can’t really see it when you are using the board. It can make your system stand out from afar, but I just wasn’t seeing it glow around the board in use. I think one of the main things they nailed with this board was the connectivity. Several options. They all work. They all work very well. Sure, a lot of the draw is the wireless capability, but wired up is great as well, although the well for the USB-C plug is a bit deep. It may come into play if you have cables, you already use. As a whole, zero issues for me so far with connectivity. Fast. Stable. What you are looking for. Battery life? It has been “good.” I will have to see how this plays out over time. I would say I am a tick below the rated numbers, but as I use it more and see how I really use all the lighting I think it will end up being fine. I can see myself not using the lighting all the time, and the rated hours for that are very high. Further, I will probably be plugged in a bit as well. In the end, this is a very good keyboard, and I like it. I would say it more or less is the complete package. It performs well, has a great build, looks good, and is very feature rich. Further, Corsair gives you everything you need from a customization standpoint. Extreme keyboard heads may want to take a more custom route, and I guess it would be best to have “the perfect keyboard” out of the box, but for those want to play and change it up, you can. For many though, I think the stock board will be great as is and I think most will be happy to add it to their setup.

This is an excellent gaming keyboard from Corsair. I was excited to see how it performs to the competition. Finally, a wireless mini keyboard from Corsair. The unboxing was simple. USB C adapter an turn on the keyboard. Then go to corsair and download the Icue software. After installation I was able to configure my macro keys I play with and apply a color theme. The dashboard showed my GPU and CPU temps which was a nice touch. It was nice to apply an over the air firmware update to the keyboard and receiver. In use it felt small and the buttons very responsive. I did find myself getting frustrated coming from a full size keyboard since the keys felt crammed. I like the arrow keys and the lack of them is frustrating. I had to reprogram my other keys to avoid pressing Function. The feel and response is excellent. This must be one of the most blended feels of mechanical without too much noise. This is just between. The keys are double shot so I have no worries of them wearing anytime soon. After several hours of use it looked like I never touched it which was a good thing. I also found that the battery lasted all weekend without running low. A key feature in a gaming keyboard. This keyboard also works with everything from mobile, console to PC/Mac. After some gaming sessions I was able to use on my Ipad which was a nice cross over since it is small and pairs nicely with it. The included cable is braided and made well and has some good length to it. They provided a different space bar and universal key cap which is nice for customizing it. When not In use the dongle stores nicely in the front of the keyboard. I do wish they found room for the arrow keys and made a slightly larger version for versatility. Otherwise, everything works great. The brightness of the keyboard is even and easy to see even with the lights on.

This is my first time trying out both a 60% keyboard as well as Cherry MX Speed Silver switches. This K70 is replacing my Corsair K63 TKL with Cherry MX Red switches for use with my Xbox Series X and when traveling. I much prefer the design of the K70 over the K63 as it makes use of USB-C instead of micro USB and it also has a storage spot for the USB dongle, something very useful when traveling with the keyboard. I also like the MX Speed switches more than the MX Reds. They have a similar feel overall but the shorter travel and actuation distances make the keys feel firmer with less wobble. It definitely took a couple of days to get used to the extra sensitivity of the keys but it's a more pleasurable experience once you adjust. My main keyboard has Cherry MX Blue switches and that is still my preferred switch for most tasks but when I want to be a bit quitter while gaming or working the K70 does well. Battery life has been great and definitely an upgrade from the K63. I'm not sure if that's due to a bigger battery or just better optimization but I am definitely reaching for the charger a lot less. The RGB lighting effects are also an upgrade over the monochrome blue and are nicely implemented but I often find myself toggling them off as I never really fell into the RGB craze. The alternate functions on the main buttons seemed weird at first but when in use they feel to be in comfortable positions. I think this is likely a common adjustment you need to get used to if you are interested in using 60% keyboards. The included cap pullers and addition spacebar and corsair caps are appreciated and I prefer the added texture on the triangle patterned spacebar.

This keyboard is phenomenal to say the least. It is easily the best keyboard I have ever used and I am incredibly picky when it comes to gaming keyboards - last year alone I bought four different ones in just a few months because I couldn’t find the right fit for my needs. The 60% sleek design gives the optimal gaming experience and doesn't take up much space. The speed silver keys are the fastest keys I personally have ever used. If you want the upper hand advantage in your gaming experience go with this keyboard. It is hands down the best keyboard to date. This keyboard being hot swappable makes it so you can use your own keys and be as comfortable with the keyboard as possible but I personally recommend keeping the speed silver ones as they are the fastest keys on the market. The keycaps it comes with feel a bit cheaply made so personally I will end up getting my own keycaps to put on the keyboard. The 1.3 MM actuation point is amazing for gaming AND typing. It can get messy, for lack of a better word, typing with the keyboard because of the little actuation point as you may make more typos but that's a given. I would rate the keyboard a 1000/10. By FAR the best keyboard on the market and I might go as far to say the world.

Great responsive keyboard. This is now my go to keyboard that I use. I do miss some of the futures bigger keyboards have, but I have a small desk space and I was always hitting my mouse into the side of the keyboard. With this, I don't mind giving up those futures to gain a lot more mouse room. First a few things and why I feel this is 4 stars. I do like how small it is, but I also wished it was just a bit bigger to have a few extra keys. This does not have a F row of keys above your numbers. Having this a tad bit wider would have been nice. It does have a F row, but they are used with the function. I use F keys to quickly save some recordings etc. And now I would have to use my mouse hand to press and hold the FN key while pressing the F key I want. All of the FN keys don't have a light for them. So, when it is dark, can't see those keys. I would have liked seeing a numpad built in as FN keys instead of mouse movement keys. This could have been done better with adding a F key row. When device is plugged in, the Enter key turns green and can't be changed. This is a battery indicator, and if charging it flashes, but I would have liked to have an option for that. Or that I could keep it matching with my other keys. Especially being a keyboard, I don't usually use it wirelessly. But that is the only way to make the enter key match my color theme is I have to unplug it. If you like to use arrow keys, this does not have them in the normal spot. They are available as a FN key. This is where I would have liked to see the keyboard just a tad bit longer to have the arrow keys, and maybe a couple more at top to mute, change volume etc. For the good. Like I mentioned, it is now my keyboard of choice to use. Its small, so plenty of mouse room. The buttons with the Cherry Mix speed switches are super responsive. I do find myself pressing them from time to time if I relax too much. I like that you can customize the buttons and color scheme to your liking. It is wireless with a rechargeable battery. And it seems to last for a bit. I have to reached it dying on me and have used it 3 evenings of gaming. I just tend to eventually plug it in. Overall, I am glad to have this keyboard. There are some things that I would like to have, but those are easily outweighed with the size of this. And are things I don't use so often that I need. Being how little my area is this is perfect for me. If you don't have a lot of space, this is a great keyboard. Even if you have space, this is a great keyboard.

When I first took the key board out of it's box, the first thing I noticed was how heavy it is. This thing is solid! Very impressive build quality! I wish everything I bought was built this well. The keys are nice and clicky, with great feedback, and they're the same size as my normal key board. I had expected a mini version of a key board, but I had expected all the keys to be slightly smaller. In reality, this keyboard cleverly leaves off the top row of function keys, and the directional arrow section and numerical key pad that a full size keyboard would have, but the normal typing surface is perfectly normal, and as easy to use as any other key board you might want to use. The RGB lighting is beautiful, the colors are nice and vibrant, and the keyboard will shut down after a few minutes of not being used so it will save it's battery. The included USB wireless plug in worked right out of the box and the keyboard was able to type as is. But in order to change the RGB there is some software that needs to be downloaded. This is where I ran into some issues. I couldn't get it to work correctly on my desk top PC... my best guess is because I'm still running Windows 7. But it did work perfectly when I downloaded it onto my laptop running Windows 11. The software allows a bunch of cool settings for changing the keys and mapping them differently if you want to assign different functions etc, and it also allows control of the RGB lighting. I found the software to be a little frustrating to use. It wasn't as intuitive as I would have liked and I couldn't figure out how to change some of the settings to how I wanted them. I'm certain that there's a way to do what I wanted, but I just couldn't figure it out and gave up in frustration. As slick as the interface looks, it's basically a skin over a bunch of choices the developers thought would be cool, instead of making it easy to just change things how the user might want to do it. Also it was kind of hard to figure out how to save my settings when I got them close to how I liked... as soon as I closed the settings program, the keyboard went back to it's default settings and I had to open the programmer back up and reset them again. I finally got it to save my settings, but I'm not even sure how I did it.... Over all it's a really nice keyboard, I love the size, I like the keys, and the RGB is pretty. Maybe I'll figure out the control panel after more useage but I'm not a fan of it so far.

Knocked off a star because i got the cherry mx speed silver switch version when i ordered the cherry reds, but overall it's a great keyboard. I'm not going to ask for a replacement for the red switch version though, just because i waited almost a month for my KB, but that was due to the post office and airlines.

Range is pretty good. Use it in my living room for my living room PC/Plex server. Syncs with the Corsair Ironclaw mouse so you only need one wireless USB connector. Clicky.

Shipping went well! My boyfriend loved his Christmas present! It’s a great addition to his gaming/office desk.

I am a first time computer user for gaming. I enjoy this keyboard as it is compact and has a nice still feel to the keys.

It’s a great keyboard, easy to use great keys no complaints here

Best 60% keyboard ive used, the keys are removeable so theres alot of room for customization

I loved the feeling of the keypress. It isn't too clicky and it feels very affirmative when you press them.

Perfect Christmas gift. Absolutely loves the feel for gaming.

I love this keyboard, it is awesome and works well

My grandson loves it and it has all the functionality without taking up too much space

Best keyboard you can spend 200$ on with out building yourself

Great COMPACT keyboard. If my hands were smaller it’d be 100%.

this 60% keyboard is great size and build quality!