When it comes to high-end gaming keyboards, it’s fair to say that Corsair has long been a market leader. They’ve had many award-winning keyboards that have stood the test of time, with their K-series keyboards being many of the most popular choices for the enthusiast gaming market. Admittedly, it’s been a while since I had a new one in the office to test myself, so I am really looking forward to seeing what their latest effort has to offer.
The Corsair K70 Core isn’t designed to be overly high-end, which is actually a relief with some of their flagships costing north of £200, something in the realm of your average consumer is a breath of fresh air. The Corsair K70 Core is still packing plenty of features though. It features Corsair Red Linear mechanical switches which come pre-lubricated, an aluminium top plate, two layers of sound-dampening foam, and more, so the build quality is certainly up to par for a quality keyboard. However, you get a programmable dial, media controls, full iCUE support for a plethora of key customisation and RGB options, a magnetic wrist rest, onboard memory, and more.
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