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Corsair K55 Core RGB Gaming Keyboard Review

Corsair has a rich history of fancy and often rather expensive gaming keyboards. Their flagship models can cost over £200, and while they’re brilliant, they’re not within the budget of every PC gamer! So what can Corsair offer at the other end of the scale? Well, that’s where the Corsair K55 CORE RGB comes into play, a membrane gaming keyboard that comes in at just £39.98 on Amazon, making it very appealing for those who want to get some new Corsair hardware for their gaming PC, but don’t want to, or even more so, don’t feel the need to, spend a small fortune to do it.

Corsair K55 Core RGB

At such an affordable price range, this obviously isn’t going to feature Cherry MX Switches and a brushed aluminium frame with their class-leading per-key RGB lighting, actually, it doesn’t have anything close to that. What you do get is a membrane keyboard design, with a 10-zone RGB backlighting, and a plastic case, but it still comes with the aesthetic and flavour of a high-end Corsair keyboard. I love mechanical keyboards, but honestly, I feel membrane doesn’t get enough love, they’re cheap, extremely long-lasting, quiet, and have fantastic spill resistance too. If you’re a clumsy gamer or you want a keyboard that can withstand the abuse of a younger gamer, the K55 Core sounds perfect!

Features

  • Your Winning Streak Starts Now: Everything you need to start your winning streak is here. Enjoy quiet, responsive keypresses and RGB that makes your gaming sessions shine.
  • Ten-Zone RGB Backlighting: Ten zones of fully customisable RGB illuminate your desktop with mesmerising lighting effects.
  • Convenient Media Controls: Four dedicated media buttons give you the ability to control volume and playback with ease, and Win lock and brightness buttons put extra commands at your fingertips.
  • 300ml Spill Resistance: K55 CORE withstands drink spills, so you can play without worrying about real-life water attacks.
  • 12-Key Rollover with 1,000Hz Polling: Make sure your keyboard keeps up with your best plays and most complex actions without delay.

Launch Trailer

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Peter Donnell

As a child still in my 30's (but not for long), I spend my day combining my love of music and movies with a life-long passion for gaming, from arcade classics and retro consoles to the latest high-end PC and console games. So it's no wonder I write about tech and test the latest hardware while I enjoy my hobbies!

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