My Corsair keyboard was expensive. But on the upside, the shift key works. :stuck_out_tongue:

A mouse maybe?

Older model with the other logo. Not a problem. Good keyboard. Would be tempted if it had a numpad :wink:

best tkl about, hot

picked up one of these the other day, great build quality and so many configuration options.

It's the Cherry MX Red model, for those that are interested.

red switches good for gaming?

Saved £50 on getting the K75 RGB Gen1 it's only the logo what's different !.

These are such good keyboards. Not just for gamers. If you're in a job that does requires a lot of typing, it's brilliant thing to have.

I'm not allowed to use my own board at work, stuck with a mashy membrane one :disappointed:

I'm selling the non rgb version on here for £35 if anyone is interested.

Awesome keyboard, especially in the MX reds. If you don't care for the lack of numpad (and coming from someone who primarily uses it for gaming), the extra space is a God send. Plus the LEDs are pretty good too, considering the black backboard, pleasantly surprised by how bright they get! Here's mine:

Custom keyboard with extra keys and functions required for the job. I don't think my board would work straight away with the software we use

I got this keyboard for the same price from Maplin a few months back. Love it. Even with it's pointless RGB.

TKL is great.

jokes on ya all, Using a £3 keyboard and I'm perfectly fine.
get a life and invest those £89.99 somewhere else!

Most prefer the older logo.. So a double win here. Great price I paid similar last summer

Have the non-RGB version of the K70

I think the only difference between the K65 and K70 is the missing numpad on the K65

It's worth buying some of the rubber o-rings from Amazon / ebay for putting underneath the key caps and making them quieter

The keyboard has a nice key action, I use it for typing more than gaming and it is easy to get used to

It has a very nice tactile feel to it and is very sturdy

The corsair logo changed recently so my mouse has the newer "Sails" logo. It doesn't bother me much but I guess if you were really bothered you could print out a sticker to cover the logo

Blue are the typists switches. Brown is the balanced switch between gaming (red) and typing (blue).

:laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing:

Thanks, reserved the last in my local store :smiley:.

If you dont care for RGB,a refurbished vengeance version is available for £55 including shipping. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/131785339713?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

And blacks? Greens?

As I say. Personal preference.

I think reds and blues are the gaming ones as they are so light. Pretty sure the pressure required for each is similar. Except reds don't clack.

I make too many typos on reds due to them being so light. Which is why I use blacks at work. I find the slightly extra pressure required makes for much more accurate typing. And no clack. Some guys at work do use clacky keys are they incredibly annoying.

And browns? I dunno. Still never tried them. Know they are meant to be a nice halfway house though ...

So much conflicting information here lol.

For those who type or game a lot, these are worth it. Mechanical switches are objectively better.

K65 - 10 Keyless keyboard. It is a '60%' keyboard. In terms of build quality, it's identical to its larger siblings.
K70 - A K65 with a numpad, a volume wheel and more media keys. Also, a longer enter button.
K95 - A K70 with 18 programmable macro keys on the left. Unnecessary for most people.

The keyboard being sold here is either a Gen1 or Gen 2, with the old logo. Same quality and manufacturing process as the latest Gen3, and the subjectively questionable logo is easily removed.

Cherry MX RED is chosen by people who only game, not much typing. No tactile feedback, easy to double tap.
Cherry MX BROWN is the best middle ground, with tactile feedback but quiet like the reds. Most popular colour.
Cherry MX Blue has tactile feedback and a clicking sound, nothing like the reds. Also popular amongst typists.

More in-depth description here.

For those looking at this post and wondering why you'd spend this much on a keyboard, do some research and maybe go to Maplin and try a few. You'll understand.

At £90 this is a steal.

looks like the tramp stamp logo. to me, thats a deal breaker.

i bought a whole new k70 rgb mx red (gen3 sails logo) because my gf bought me the right keyboard, but with **** logo (gen2 tramp stamp). it wouldn't match the mouse mat and mouse which all have the new sails logo. i now have a new unopened gen2 k70 rgb mx red i'll be listing on here later in the week

​Cheers man

still life;p top 3 tkl keyboards ? :smiley:)