Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love this keyboard! The keypress is so smooth and the sound is so satisfying. Very premium product. Makes my old Steel series feel cheap. Rapid trigger and adjustable actuation are just icing on the cake! Look out Wooting!

One of the best keyboards I’ve bought! Kinda hard to get used to at first cause the keys are so sensitive. Enjoy typing with this keyboard

This is probably one of the best series keyboards I’ve ever used has a great typing field and good utility with the volume control and media.

great keyboard i use it for cod mostly and it serves its purpose well

Use for over a few months no issues must buy works great

It’s nice and the keys are very crisp when I’m typing or playing games

My son loves this new keyboard it has settings to help you with lag and has fastest keys to help in call of duty.

Love the Hall effect on it feels great and sounds great and works great

Nice sounding and interaction time. probably the best sounding keyboard ive had.

This is exactly what I was looking for! It's perfect for gaming and everyday use.

Best gaming keyboard because size, highly recommend.

Excellent, adjustable tactile feedback, neat backlight colors.

My grandson loves it as smooth as butter, he says.

It's okay but I would suggest a hall effect switch keyboard over this

Excellent as always. Will never use anything but corsair.

Sort in the port on the keyboard brand new out of the box.

This keyboard is good for specific and basic needs little bit of gaming as well

Loved it but it just needs the numbers to really go there

nice keyboard alots of different programable keys ease of use

There are several versions of the Corsair K70 TKL, but the Pro is far and away the best version of this keyboard. The hall effect switches make this keyboard one of the most sensitive I've ever used, even faster than most optical switch keyboards I've used in the past. iCue offers near-infinite customization of the keys themselves, going beyond the typical RGB lighting to how far the keys need to be depressed in order to activate. The added bonus is these keys are incredibly quiet for a mechanical keyboard. The only thing that could have been better would be a cloth-covered USB-C cable, but it's otherwise about as perfect as a keyboard can get. Unboxing and setup: Just like with every other Corsair keyboard, your unboxing experience is definitely what I'd consider the new premium. An easy-open clam shell box, the keyboard wrapped in paper, a small box of accessories. The rubberized USB-C cable instead of a cloth-wrapped cable is a bit of a drawback in my opinion. it's the only part of this package that doesn't feel premium. Install iCue if you haven't done so already. It makes a difference on how well the keyboard works for you. Usage: As an everyday-usage keyboard, you get all the advantages of a mechanical keyboard but with a quietness you wouldn't expect. Most laptop and membrane keyboards are honestly louder unless you bang on the keys. This is definitely more than a quality gaming keyboard for gaming; this is a premium keyboard for everyday use. The iCue software is what it is. You can use it to set when the keys on the keyboard trigger, configure macros...and yes, adjust RGB for the keys. One really cool feature is 8000 Hz hyperpolling. Keep in mind that the system requirements for hyperpolling to work properly are particularly high - I had some problems with it on Windows 10 and a 4th gen i7, a few problems with Windows 11 and 12th gen i3, but my 8-core Ryzen systems (5700 X3D, 7800 X3D, and Lenovo Legion Z1 Extreme) had zero issues with input lag from too much input. Modern CPUs with 6 or more cores shouldn't have an issue with Hyperpolling mode. The only thing I wasn't thrilled with was the rubber keyboard cable. This is mostly a preference thing, however, and I prefer cloth-wrapped cables over rubber-coated cables, as they're easier to thread for cable management. However, that's not enough to draw back from a keyboard that's now in my top 5, only beat by legendary units from the 1980s and early 1990s. Corsair pretty much nailed it with the K70 Pro TKL with zero compromises. If you're looking for a mid-priced keyboard, this is it.