Customer Ratings & Reviews

This keyboard is great. It's not very loud. The response is great when gaming. And now I have a lot more space on my desk. I haven't fully explored the Hall Effect since it's the first time I own one with it.

Great HE keyboard! I am fully in the Corsair ecosystem so I was waiting on getting into HE keyboards so I didn’t need to install yet another piece of software. Icue for me has never been much of an issue, setup is easy and to set up the HE switches to your liking is simple through the use of sliders and visual aids. Good dampening in the keyboard so even HE switches sound decent, I was not expecting that. It’s nothing like an enthusiast keyboard but it sounds great compared to many other gamer keyboards. My only complaint is that not all switches are HE. Arrow keys and F1 are not HE… and honestly I don’t think there is a need for them to be. But, it’s a factor. All the alpha and modifiers are HE and can be swapped. Awesome RGB as always from Corsair. Knob is customizable and can do many other things, excellent feel and great feedback.

Magnets on pad are strong. Keys are excellent and sounds are good. Reaction time is fast. love that its a C type connection. only wish Best Buy had White

Been using a variety of keyboards recently for my gaming rig and this Corsair one has been a really nice addition so far. For most people, a keyboard is a keyboard. There are some differences or features that are better than some but, mostly, any keyboard will do. However, for gaming, we sometimes need that little bit extra to max out performance and usability and this K70 Pro satisfies a lot of that for gamers. As usual, the RGB goodness is there. With the iCue software, you can trick out the RGB to your hearts content. What makes this keyboard stand out is the Hall effect keys and the ability to customize the keys to your specific needs. With most keyboards, there is a set threshold that activates the keys or registers the key press. With this keyboard, you can customize the length the keys travel in order to activate the key press. Might not sound like much but, for gaming, this enables you to get the millisecond drop on your enemy. You also have the ability to have a single keystroke perform two actions as well. For FPS games, this is huge and a greatly added feature to the keyboard.

Corsair, you beautiful people, you have done it again. (Art, I know you're going to see this eventually, thanks for your help with my previous issues with my K65 and HS80 Max on reddit, much love.) This keyboard is absolutely amazing compared to the one I have now, which is technically considered a downgrade going from a K100 to this one, but not for me. The HE switches are absolutely an amazing choice for this keyboard, and the feature that I was excited for the most, RAPID TRIGGER. Sure, Corsair is a few months late to the rapid trigger party but implementing it into a keyboard is still a huge win in my books. I mainly play rhythm games, so having the ability to press down the key and actuate it without having to lift it up fully to deactivate the key is a huge advantage. Not to forget, you can also customize the actuation distance for the keys to as little as 0.1mm. I personally do not recommend this for normal usage, but instead- use the game mode toggle (This is the purple button on the first preview image.) By toggling game mode, it automatically enables rapid trigger, sets the actuation distance of all HE keys to 0.1mm, sets the keyboard response speed to 8,000hz, and disables the windows key. All of this you can customize to your preference in the iCUE app. Another nice touch is the little lighting animation that plays when enabling and disabling game mode, you can also customize the static color that is forced on to help prioritize performance of the keyboard. The included wrist cushion is also extremely comfortable and attaches to the keyboard magnetically instead of how the previous K70 models used to have to be snapped in, which took some force let me tell you. I only have two small complaints and that's simply why isn't every key HE switches, and why isn't the build all metal instead of half plastic on the bottom half. The missing HE switches aren't that big of a deal because the only non-HE switches keys are your function keys and working keys (ins, pg up, etc.) Other than that, this keyboard is definitely going to be the one I hold onto for years to come.

It is a really good quality! Love the clacking of the keepboard and it is comfortable size!

This is has become my favorite keyboard to date and I might actually have a break down the day it quits. The media keys and dial are wonderful and there’s enough of a tactile feed back from the switches that my fingers don’t just feel like they’re sinking.

Its magnetic switches are wonderful. The weight is decent and TKL offers more room for typing. There's a useful volume/programmable knob; I'm still waiting for a keyboard maker to make it even taller for easier grip. And phew! Its key caps let light shine through! But not having researched this item before buying it in-store, I asked my sales rep if it was wireless. he told me it was. It is not. There's also a software loading time to get the unit to light up the way I prefer it, despite that _not_ having to be the case? Goodness, that iCUE software certainly _feels_ bloated.

Great Keyboard for FPS games. Lighting fast 4000kHz inputs with a decent build quality for a main stream pre-build board. “ doesn’t thock but very close”! Only down fall is Corsair ICUE but it does have built in memory so the software is optional.

Great keyboard with a quality build. Tactile feel and the software works well

Would only pick up if its on sale. Though the wrist pad that it comes with is very comfty. The software is pretty easy to use and understand. Its a good "budget" tkl keyboard. Though for an extra $30-$50 get the steel seeries tkl pro apex gen 3. The keyboard feels much better to type up, comes with a screen, and overall is a better typing/gaming expierence. Also the k70 for when i had it the space bar was very flimsy. Dont know if thats just how it is or if i just had bought one that just had a improper space bar.

I love the sound and the feel is amazing. iCue software is nice

Very good keyboard. Pros: Excellent analog performance for the price. I like the adjustable key actuation and color customization. The iCue software is required however. Cons: I've had a couple instances of disconnects. One time certain bottom row keys did not work. Another time the keyboard did not work when starting up my computer. Disconnecting and reconnecting the keyboard worked both times but its a slight hamper on an otherwise good keyboard.

The Corsair K70 TKL is a solid, compact keyboard with great switches, fast response, and premium build quality. It takes a little time to get used to the smaller layout, but it’s perfect for gaming and feels super reliable.

My new favorite keyboard. It sounds good while typing, doesn't feel cheap, and has a good weight to it.

Nice form, good feeling keys and works with ICUE. Great keyboard for those who don't want a full sized keyboard.

This keyboard slaps and I would 100% buy it again. Good feel, good lubrication, no issues. Software is not intuitive and is a little busy but in my opinion is only needed in specific use cases.

love the keyboard, only complaint is not all the keys are mechanical, like my E, but other than that it’s amazing

The number pad not being there still throws me off from muscle memory, but still strong and solid keyboard for FPS gaming and the gaming mode disabling OS hotkeys help prevent unwanted interuptions which definitely is plus.

Good keyboard and super satisfying to use. Rgb is awesome too