Corsair K70 LUX Blue Switch (CH-9101021-NA)
 | Outdated Product Connection: wired; Type: for game; Form factor: 100% (full size); Layout: ANSI; Key profile: high; Switch technology: mechanical; Switches: Cherry MX Blue (Clicky); Additional keys: 7; Cyrillic colour: transparent; Volume control: wheel; Built-in memory; Game mode; USB hub: 1xUSB-A; Lighting: red |
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The top keyboard can be found on the secondary for around 45 bucks, which I did. The most stylish and functional. Build quality. Canonical Cherry MX. Nowadays, they are criticized for a sand-like effect compared to modern clones, but I'm okay with it. Skeleton design - easy to clean and looks cool. Stylish upper aluminum plate. Volume wheel and media buttons. Backlight button and WIN key disable, you can assign any function to them. USB port, polling rate switch. Cable with quality braiding. Quality red backlighting. Soft-touch wrist rest. It can't be disassembled without damaging the keyboard if you need to repair it. A very thick, poorly flexible, splitting cable. Sharp aluminum edges - I put tape with a pattern so that the right hand doesn't rub uncomfortably, plus aluminum is cold - to some, that might be a plus. Thin, brittle, painted ABS keycaps with fairly aggressive Latin characters. In their defense, I can say that the paint is very high quality and pleasant to the touch, better than any bare plastic and PBT. Horrible, very heavy, inconvenient software, the keyboard's memory only keeps the backlight brightness - key reassignments and effects are reset when you close it. Retractable legs are not rubberized. Loud, especially on longer keys the stabilizers rattle like a can of nails. Not RGB, sometimes you want to change the color. The additional gaming keycaps are completely ugly and inconvenient.  Gus Thales: use Corsair K70 LUX Red Switch few months |
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