Corsair K70 RGB PRO Mechanical Wired Gaming Keyboard – CHERRY MX BROWN Tactile Switches – 8,000hz Hyper-Polling – PBT Double-Shot Keycaps – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, Xbox – QWERTY NA – Black

Buenisimo, me encanto. Creo que ya encontre un teclado favorito.

Corsair best keyboard!

This is my 3rd mechanical kb. The first one is a Ducky One non-rbg with Cherry Browns. I fell in love with the Browns on that board. My 2nd is the Corsair K70 RGB Mk. 2 Rapidfire with Cherry Speed Switches. I've had it for 4 years and never really got used to those switches requiring such little force to actuate. This causes me to suddenly fall off high places or crash in games. I wanted Browns on that board, but the price is just too high at $250. Why? Browns don't cost nearly that much. Cost with the Speed switches was $125, so it was a no-brainer at the time. Little did I know how sensitive those switches are. This new kb, the Corsair K70 RGB Pro with Cherry Browns, was on sale for $99, so I jumped on it. And boy did I miss these switches. They feel so good to me without being too loud, and it sounds better than my Ducky One. This kb is near identical with the Mk 2 Rapidfire, but it has 6 brightness settings, no usb pass-through (which I never used anyway), and 8mb onboard ram. It does not come with any color profiles onboard, and the default color for all lights is white. I'm not sure how many profiles it can store, I guess it depends on how complicated they are. I only use 1. It also comes with a nice braided USB A to C cable, black in color. The 3 top left lights can't be color changed, but if you set brightness to off, the middle light turns off and the other 2 will dim.. I just got the kb a few hours ago, so time till tell how well it holds up, but if my Mk. 2 Rapidfire is any indication of build quality, it's going to last for many years. Both boards are pretty heavy and solid. I'm very happy with it, but Corsair really needs to work on improving iCue. It was horrible 4 years ago and it still is. I do wish Corsair would pre-lube the switches though.Sure it would increase the prices a bit, but it would be well worth it. I looked into lubing the switches on the Mk.2 Rapidfire a few years ago and the folks on r/mechanicalkeyboards say because of Corsair keyboards using plate mounted switches, I would have to desolder each and every switch to open them and add lube. I'm not doing that. Overall I'm happy with Corsair keyboards and ram, which I've been using for years now and never had a problem. Edit: I've discovered this kb needs a USB 3.1 port. If you use a 2.0 port, you will have random disconnects.

Probably the nicest keyboard I have ever owned. The lighting is SICK! And unlike past iterations, of cosair keyboard software, it does come with basic presets, so you don't have to be an engineer in order to make it look cool out of the box. The keys feel amazing. I have seen reviews critisizing the plasticky sound of actuation. As long as you're not hammering on the keys all the time, you probably won't notice this. The detachable USB type C are both convenient and ensure longevity of the keyboard overall. It's great for gaming and amazing for typing. Get one!

Responsive keys with satisfying feedback make typing and gaming feel great. The build quality is solid, and the RGB lighting is vibrant and customizable. Comfortable for long sessions, though it’s on the pricier side. A reliable choice if you want performance and durability.