K65 Plus Wireless 75% RGB Hot-Swappable Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Pre-Lubricated Tactile MLX Fusion Switches - Two Layers Sound Damping - PBT Keycaps - QWERTY NA - Black

Es todo marketing, es plasticoso y tiene un tacto poco agradable. Los switches son muy mediocres comparados con otros incluso más baratos

I wanted to love this keyboard. The tactile feedback is incredible, the chassis feels rugged and the lighting effects are bright, smooth and beautiful. So when one star? Corsairs own update bricks the wireless receiver. Google the issue- there are massive Reddit threads about and the only fix is to contact Corsair for a new dongle. It wouldn’t be an issue but they are still pushing the same broken update from 6 months ago. Anyway, it happened to me and it’ll likely happen to you - fine if you want a wired keyboard, but I didn’t. Was very sad to see this returned because it ticked every box… until it didn’t.

Je l'utilise depuis 1 an et il me convient très bien. Aucuns problèmes à signaler.

Great keyboard can only recommend

I have been using a 60% keyboard for years, which I very much liked, but having to use a FN key to get at arrows and function keys as well as several of the more common navigation keys like PageUp/Down and Home/End was a little frustrating. But I like the small keyboard profile. Keeping the mouse close to the keyboard is much more ergonomic. Switching to a small keyboard profile cured the shoulder pain I used to get after a day of typing. A 75% keyboard is not quite an inch wider than a 60% keyboard, with separate Function and navigation keys. To me, that's about perfect. I picked up the K65 on sale and love it. Very high quality keyboard. Solid build, connects to your computer in almost any way you can imagine. Just as comfortable as the 60%, and I almost never need to mess with a FN key combination. I can see why the 75% profile is rapidly increasing in popularity. In case any keyboard manufacturers ever read this: You know, if you put the numpad and navigation keys on the left side of a full size keyboard, that would solve the ergonomics problem for all right handed users. That's 9 out of 10 people.