CorsairK65 Plus Wireless 75% RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard – Pre-Lubricated MLX Red Linear Switches – PBT Dye-Sub Keycaps – PC, Mac, PS5, PS4, Xbox, iPad – QWERTY NA – Black/Gray

I hooked up my PC to my main TV for easier media viewing, so I wanted a solid keyboard that I could use on the couch. This fits the bill!I'm no keyboard snob and have very little experience with higher quality keyboards, but this almost everything I could've asked for in a wireless. The size is perfect for more portable use, although it's a bit on the heavier side. I prefer heavier, durable frames so this wasn't an issue for me.My biggest issue was the default keys that it comes with. They don't shine through, so you're not able to see the keys in dark rooms. Easily remedied with some aftermarket keycaps, but if you don't want to swap out and will be in a darker room then you should look elsewhere. I believe Corsair sells a variant directly through their website but it's harder to find in stock.The keys feel great. Very satisfying feeling and sound. Not too loud but a nice little clack, with a lightly firm lock when you push each key to the bottom. I wish my main keyboard felt this nice!There's a scroll wheel that has multiple uses (can change in iCUE software). The knob feels great, especially for adjusting volume.Battery life is also excellent! I've charged it maybe 3 times. It kinda let's you know when it's low on battery because the LEDs won't turn on (or will suddenly shut off). The keys continue to work but that's normally been my cue to charge. Not bad considering it's gotten pretty good usage over the period of time, but I am also cognizant of the LEDs. Thankfully there is a convenient switch on the left side of the frame that turns off the LEDs.

Densely made with some weight, absolutely feels high quality. Soft and sweet tactile keys, hardly any clanks while you type, yet very pleasing.5/5

I recently got my hands on the Corsair K65 Plus wireless keyboard, and let me tell you, it's a game-changer! Whether you're deep into gaming sessions or grinding through office work, this keyboard has got you covered.One of the first things that caught my attention was the feel of the keys. They strike the perfect balance between tactile feedback and comfort. Typing feels incredibly smooth and satisfying, and the keys are not overly loud, which is a huge plus for late-night gaming or working sessions when you don't want to disturb others.What's impressive is its versatility. It transitions seamlessly from intense gaming moments to tackling spreadsheets and emails with ease. The responsive keys ensure that every keystroke registers accurately, whether you're executing complex combos in-game or typing up a report.The wireless functionality is another standout feature. It provides the freedom to move around without being tethered to your desk, which is especially convenient for those who prefer a clutter-free setup. Plus, the battery life is impressive, so you can go hours without needing to recharge.In terms of design, the Corsair K65 Plus nails it. It has a sleek and minimalist look that adds a touch of sophistication to any setup. The compact size is also a bonus, saving valuable desk space without compromising on functionality.Overall, I can't recommend the Corsair K65 Plus wireless keyboard enough. Whether you're a hardcore gamer or a productivity enthusiast, this keyboard ticks all the boxes. With its comfortable typing experience, versatile functionality, and stylish design, it's truly a winner in my book.

I really enjoy this keyboard. The k65 plus wireless is well built, looks and performs great, and is a decent price for a name brand keyboard. The reason why I only gave the keyboard 4 out of 5 stars is because its a Corsair keyboard that is not fully compatible with iCUE.When the keyboard is in wireless mode, the lighting cannot be fully customizable. You can only select the basic lighting presets when in wireless mode. This is annoying because if you have other corsair components and have a custom color scheme, this keyboard cannot be synced unless it is in wired mode. This overall would not be a big deal if it was a random keyboard, but because it is a Corsair keyboard, and a big selling point of Corsair peripherals is iCUE, it kind of defeats the purpose.I still really like this keyboard overall. It is responsive in wireless mode, it is built well, and has good weight to it. I have swapped all the switches and keycaps and it was easy to do. If Corsair creates a follow up to this keyboard and includes wireless full iCUE support then they would have a for sure five star keyboard.

I was looking to convert my setup to a completely wireless one (headphones, mouse, keyboard) and I purchased this for the keyboard. I have been using this almost daily for over 5 months and its a great keyboard in my experience. The small size is great and frees up more space on my desk. Each key stroke feels clean and has a smooth, subtle sound (not the loud, clacky sounds from mechanical keyboards I was used to). I typically use it wired since it never moves off of my desk, but functions good wirelessly with no noticeable lag between keystrokes. I think some of the keys have a weird spacing since I kept accidentally hitting semi colon (might have been another key) during the first couple months I used it. I like using it for gaming since that is what I usually do, and currently have no plans to look towards another keyboard.