Customer Ratings & Reviews

While these keyboards are terrific initially, they begin to fail at about the year and a half mark. I bought this in November 2018 to replace one that had terrible chatter (keys duplicating pushes) only to have this one suffer the same issue at around the same timeframe. Previously it was the E and H keys, now it’s the O and occasionally the R. The switches themselves have a pretty high fail rate, and this is an issue I’ve seen with Corsair keyboards going back years. Just go to their own forums and you see this issue plaguing their keyboard models as far back as they’ve been operating. Save your money and spend it something more reliable like a Logitech. My old G15 lasted almost a decade, and I just can’t recommend a company whose inconsistent quality issues are the only consistent thing about their keyboards.

Not the highest end mechanical keyboard, but good deal when you get it on sale.

My son loves this keyboard. It was easy to install and customize to his liking.

I've had multiple gaming keyboards from Corsair. Usually I am impressed by their products; however, just resting my fingers on the keybaord basically hovering it inputs key stroks. Typical mechanical keybords take a little more pressure to actually activate the contact pad below the keys. I may return this.

Bought this keyboard for my son and he loves it. Performs as expected.

Got this on sale, good keyboard for the price. Back lit keys are nice

Nice keyboard, high quality construction.....would recommend

Good product, but have to get warranty for it. Good product overall

Good, fancy & attractive lighting feature, smooth buttons.

Used it briefly, I would reccommend the MK.2. it's better in every way. Honestly, popular gaming brand keyboards are not worth it at all. There is a huge markup for very little quality. Look into companies like durgod, leopold, ducky.

Works well I prefer my razer black widow but it works

Looks great and it was a great buy. Shipping was fast

Gave it to son as a Christmas gift and he loves it.

The PS4 has everything I need to cut the cable tv cord!

Great keyboard for ridiculous price. PCMR approved

Build quality is great and especially love the wrist pad. The problem with this one is that the keys are so light that barely placing your fingers on the keys counts as a press. That’s unacceptable for a keyboard with this price tag.

This isn't the best keyboard I've used or the worst. The main problem I have is that the keys are just to soft and it can be difficult to tell when you've pressed them fully.

When playing games, like fortnite or alike the keystroke is rather long. You don't get enough feel.

It's pushing up daises. Bought in November, dead by February. Conveniently past the return date. The lights are pretty but kinda useless without keyboard output. The cord is super heavy and since I move it around it would get tangled with my VR headset. The construction is nice.

About two weeks after the warranty ran out I lost green on a single key. A week later the half the row lost at least one color if not 2. A week later I'm up to 15 keys that now are missing at least one color. Today it decided it's going to just type for me, completely unusable now. I see a few forum threads with others experiencing the same issue and looks to be an issue with the pcb. $150 keyboard only lasting 2 years is completely unacceptable, would stay well away from Corsair peripherals.