Can Corsair's LEGEND continue? - K70 RGB Pro Keyboard

[@HeroUnit]

13:24 - The volume roller is a must-have for me. It's probably my favorite feature on my original K70. I fairly consistently disagree with Plouffe's opinions in the Short Circuit videos he hosts, so not really surprised at this point.

[@TDPEquinox]

I like the stiff rollers, which the corsairs seem to be; but I detest the loose ones that logitech tends to use. It's so damn hard to get just 1-2 notches of volume difference with the loose ones, and on my one logitech I have at work I literally created a macro for up/down instead of using the built in roller. If it's a stiff roller tho, it's great. I also disagree with Plouffe a lot; but I don't think that's a bad thing.

[@massimiliano1306]

agree, single colour k70 owner here and I love that sound barrel. also hate those media keys, you can't see them it's dumb to have to memorize the position of play/stop

[@jonaskonrad]

Anyone with a mildly better audio setup has an amp and uses the much better feeling knob on that, so I for example didn't even bother buying a keyboard with a volume roller as I don't need it. And people who can spend $170 on a plastic RGB "gaming" keyboard should have enough money left over for an entry-level audio setup.

[@HeroUnit]

@@TDPEquinox It is a good thing! Knowing the reviewer is crucial in understanding the review.

[@Tumleren]

@@jonaskonrad right but it's still pretty convenient to be able to adjust volume without having to move your hand off the keyboard and over to an amp/dac. I honestly doubt I'll buy a keyboard again that doesn't have a volume knob

[@pvtpain66k]

The lock key disables Alt-Tab, Alt-F4, Shift-Tab & the Windows key. And you can toggle which ones are active in iCue, in the "Performance" tab.

[@Xewl]

Absolutely a win while gaming. The amount of times I've accidentally alt/shift-tabbed or pressed the win-key while playing a fullscreen game has annoyed me to hell.. Now, I did unlearn the behavior over time and I actually never use this lock key anymore; but for people that are less used to using the keyboard, or when a game has something bound that's close to these combo's, it's a life saver :D Note to self: Who asked? :P

[@sinlife8662]

the amount of times I've died accidently hitting my windows buttons is a tonnnnn

[@naurisziemelis5658]

Once he said he doesn't know, i knew his a noob :D

[@Xewl]

@@sinlife8662 "Let me sneak around the corner and knife this guy" **windows menu** // faaaaaaaaa*****k

[@junior.von.claire]

UNFORTUNATELY, I just visited their website and they’re extremely woke. DEI, ESG, BLM… more bullshit than you can shake a stick at.

[@Targetlockon]

Hotswap, lubed, damping material, etc... would like to see Corsair do. I'm glad the keyboards are improving since the gaming series originally with the gaming fonts Looks more nicer now

[@ramair325]

improving? 170$ for hot garbage. you can get a POS 30~35$ redragon keyboard that is miles better construction quality and has hot swappable switches. Yes it lacks macro keys and full customizable RGB, but honestly that software cost basically nothing to make at this point. Corsair is robbing you blind, and your happily eating it up.

[@abdullame5074]

@@ramair325 yup last week I bought keychron Q1 fully assemble @USD 120.

[@nickthaskater]

Just buy one of the many other options that ticks those boxes already.

[@guycxz]

​@@ramair325 Redragon keyboards are a bit more expensive now that they've introduced hotswap keyboards, and the sockets are for Outemu switch which means you'll need to file the legs of your other switches down. Still, my Redragon k551 that cost me 35$ a few years ago sounds and feels quite decent, especially with all the modding. So the corsair is a pretty bad deal, especially when you consider the price of decent switches, like the Tecsee Purple Panda I'm planning to install.

[@jdxjoxi]

@@ramair325 keyboards are like audio now. lots of people will waste their time spending way more for dogshit when theres cheaper options that are miles better.

[@xanimosityxgaming2664]

"I'm ok with tactile switches but it's weird like I can feel the click" Sir, that.. that's what tactile means....

[@FF18Cloud]

Aaaah, I know what you mean, but what he meant was the clicky switch vs tactile switches thing That, yeah, browns, to him are ok, but those blues hurt him kinda thing

[@xanimosityxgaming2664]

@@FF18Cloud lmao no worries I was being very pedantic lol, I got what he meant it was just the wording absolutely required I say that

[@phil1511]

Had no idea that brown switches were "the industry standard". I do love them, and wish i had come across them way earlier than i did

[@KarrasBastomi]

Thats a meme

[@steveqi9309]

Yeah about that, I have news to tell you.

[@Blazehoof]

I have the older k70 RGB with speed silver caps, and I love it :) I just wish they had reduced the full travel and not just reduced the activation distance...

[@massimiliano1306]

same caps with k70 red, usually stuck on moving after a cutscene because fingers resting weight is more than needed to activate those switches. it's like training to be Goku,meliodas or saitama and trying to not kill enemies with a simple touch

[@Blazehoof]

@@massimiliano1306 Yep! :)

[@Erevos85]

that's what the low profile version is for

[@Grimlo9ic]

I bought the TKL version of this, and I unironically love it as a daily beater for gaming. Up to 4000 Hz (real) polling, which no one can say they really feel in-game, but it's sturdy and feature complete. The aluminum top plate and extended forehead make it look nice for some reason too. No hotswap, but taking it apart isn't that complicated (16-17 screws all on the top, then it comes apart in half). The only thing I wish was that the 75% layout was more widespread, so that prebuilt brands with all the engineering and manufacturing capacity behind them can finally start making those.

[@kennymccormick8295]

It sounds so stupid when people add words like literally or unironically.

[@thejackal007]

Is there a single keyboard that is mechanical, has decent RGB, hot-swappable AND is not a TKL? Thanks to these videos, I think I know exactly what I want and am having the hardest time finding something that fits all of these criteria.

[@Neoxon619]

I’m glad this one has a detachable USB-C port, as I’ve seen quite a few keyboards with either a hard-wired keyboard cable or MicroUSB port. Hell, I wish more arcade sticks had a detachable USB-C port without costing an arm & a leg.

[@genericscottishchannel1603]

Im just glad the cable comes straight out the back

[@adrianstejar2711]

Laughs while typing on a Hyperx alloy origins

[@ETHANR26]

@@genericscottishchannel1603 hard wired or gtfo

[@piplup10203854]

Would have liked to see it be hot swappable as well :/ that is a huge bummer cause I like using different switches for different functions or layouts. I got a custom keyboard that when I use a different layer I want a completely different feel for my switches and I can do that because I have hot swappable switches.

[@miguelandrecorpuz2831]

11:25 plouffe is such a mood

[@Sophistry0001]

The old version has a USB passthrough that I run my mouse through, but they got rid of is on this new version? That's a step in the wrong direction imo. I have 3 of the old K70s, browns, reds, and blues. Blue switches are my main go-to for gaming with browns being a close second. I absolutely love the media keys and volume roller.

[@batt3ryac1d]

It's usb c too so it's not like they couldn't have made it have pass through.

[@Sophistry0001]

@@batt3ryac1d Yea I'd like even more than 1 passthrough. A nice keyboard should have like a 4 port hub built in to it.

[@kbhasi]

(1:57) I agree with Jono on that. I was given a free broken Corsair K60 as it had a messed up matrix from a liquid spill, it couldn't be repaired as doing so would require the entire keyboard to be taken apart, and I decided to just part it out, also because the original K60 was a partially mechanical keyboard, then keep the MX Red switches for a project of mine, keep the chassis (without the PCB) to use as an oversized key switch tester and USB extender, and then use most of the keycaps on one of my other keyboards.

[@DungeonMetal]

I don't know if it is the same at all, but one generally wants a harder bicycle seat with the more riding they do, so maybe one would want a harder wrist rest? I use a plastic one and never questioned it (but I guess I don't lean into it either? idk).

[@MicahIsBatman2]

I personally use their K100, and I feel that the K100 is almost perfect, I think it just needs a detachable cable and hotswap, though I don't think I would use either.

[@BarryMahcockiner]

But did they ever fix the issue with the volume wheel command getting stuck and maxing or minimizing the volume? If I had to assume, then probably not. Corsair, like most companies, don't actually seem to care about fixing the blinding issues in their hardware.

[@ash36230]

I kinda more want to know why Corsair haven't seemed to push their OPX switches onto more keyboard lines instead of keeping it as a K100 exclusive. Nice to see a detachable cable, shame a lot of brands are falling behind more custom board manufacturers for building. No hot-swappable key switches, for example, it's not exactly user serviceable. I've enjoyed my K90 Platinum, I want to keep using it but I would like to give other switches a try than the MX Browns I have it with.

[@sgeggbub1008]

Yea I have the k100 with the opx optical switches and I gotta say I like them better than the regular cherry ones

[@TidusfromZanarkand]

Do you know what the dream, the absolute best keyboard for me would be? The Corsair K95 RGB, the one with the 18 macro keys, but with hotswappable switches (so that I can use Dark Stem Tangerines for the main board, and clicky switches on the macro keys). You can't top that I feel, it's a masterpiece of a keyboard still!!

[@alexhallert4582]

as flashy as it may look, you'll be lucky if it still works a couple weeks after you bought it. i would avoid corsair products as best as i could, you should too.

[@TidusfromZanarkand]

@@alexhallert4582 I have it for 3 and a half years now, K95 RGB red switches. Works like a charm ^

[@Alexandra-Rex]

I'm sitting here with the original Corsair Vengeance K70 Silver from 2013 with blue LEDs and Cherry MX Red switches. Quite a few of the LEDs have died or are a lot weaker than they should be and the Scroll Lock light is flashing. Several of the keys have no legible top anymore as they're worn out. I plan on swapping out the switches and LEDs to other colors, and some white pudding caps.

[@jacovanheerden4163]

Only Plouffe can make a 17min keyboard review interesting! Great stuff!

[@Crokto]

*chyrosran22 has entered the chat*

[@aebl9ify]

if you ever take apart one of these boards do know that there is a screw under the right plastic thing beside the volume knob

[@tashagodspell]

it is just straight up a cut down, cleaner k100. iirc it also have the same keycaps, pbt doubleshot and the cable channel is not meant for the keyboard itself but for other stuff like mice so that they don't go over the keyboard

[@riaden13]

Thank you so much for the review, I have the old K70 RGB. The cable sleeve is recessing and it's just showing its age, for me its the layout and the sound.

[@JesusHernandez-xl1dx]

i have the k100 and my one complaint is that the wrist rest rides up on the keyboard at times and either prevents me from hitting space or causes the space key to get stuck and I have to pull it back down or detach it and reattach it

[@ScytheNoire]

I just got a K100, so not sure if you have an older one, but I just tried to shove the wrist rest up towards the space bar and it would not budge. Do you have an older K100, or is it not on a flat surface?

[@JesusHernandez-xl1dx]

@@ScytheNoire I got this one in December of last year I assume it's the latest model unless a different revision just came out. I do have the leg stands in use so maybe that's the issue then? But other than that it is on a flat surface

[@MarbsMusic]

I just built a friend a customer keyboard for his birthday because his son was goofing around and dropped something on his K70 breaking a switch... yea I could have taken apart and de-soldered the old one but was able to make his new one fit his aesthetic and it sounds a billion times better.

[@philhahn]

"I set it to blue and leave it" ..... ...... ..... that was a tad too personal hahahaha

[@EvilCronos13]

"...you can feel the click" That's the point!

[@neddyairsoft3972]

Can you program the RGB of each key on the keyboard?

[@Guaranteedfresh1]

Would like to see an unboxing of the new gmmk 2 96. Picked one up and im loving it.

[@emeerhakeem9549]

Nah, Cablemod cables are actually around 40-50 dollars. If you were buying from like spacecables, mechcables, or swiftcables then they can cost upward of 100 dollars

[@cadetsparklez3300]

finally the volume wheel is full right gaiant like on the og k95 rgb, gonna stick with my og k85 rgb, its leds are getting a bit less bright then new stuff which is a little distracting but meh

[@Aldarris]

Corsair keyboard, same shit different day

[@marioehw]

I actually grew with a K70 model MX RED that up to this year was great, sadly I spilled a beverage which leaked into the board. I had it for 13 years, and I´m gonna get a new one. To be honest, the build quality is great, the components as well, and had everything you needed. The only sad thing for me, is that all new premium models come with RGB, which for me sucks. Let me explain. I may be a little "old school" (I´m 26 xD) but for me at the time, it was actually great to get one of these keyboards for around 100-110 US where I live. Since the RGB era everything went up 50-70 USD including this. Now i´m not saying this so much for mysefl, I´m able to afford it now without a problem. But I think most youger people when they´re at school can´t really spend 170 USD on a keyboard. So I would really like corsair to make a high quality mechanical keyboard without any bs (bluetooth, rgb, 50 profiles wtf, maybe 10 keyless) that youngers can acquire for around 80 USD. I know they can build it, and really hope they will.

[@o_OOGA_BOOGA_o]

Telling us "you dont want to have your hands like this" Ill have my hands however i want lol

[@Hoolitank]

why didn't you test the OPX switches? Are they good? bad?

[@ledetdillan55]

i just bought this keyboard yesterday and i really like it. the speed silver switches are really nice and its my first mechanical keyboard. before, i always used a membrane keyboard and this feels so much better, but if you so much as BREATHE on these keys, they press and i like it but at the same time dont. its gonna be taking some getting used to but so far im a big fan of it.

[@mistaecco]

As a quick anecdote - I've got a hobby of buying broken boards from people who don't wanna fix them, and hot swap boards are in no way more consistent or easier to fix than soldered boards. Hot swap sockets absolutely break, and when they do they're a massive pain to replace. And don't even let me start on millmax... Literally half the boards I get are failed attempts at millmax - just don't do it.

[@gail_blue]

The thing about polling rate is that the activation distance makes a much more noticeable difference. So most high poll rate keyboards come out with "speed" switch versions with a lower activation distance.

[@peacelounge]

1:02 made my day.

[@LatosGR]

Should i get this one for 100$ or buy an LK67 whatever with some cheap-good switches? (i could go with Gateron Milky Yellows)

[@thekusharinoes4208]

The honesty on this review is greatly appreciated

[@Maciejoxx]

After getting Keychron Q1 recently I cant understand paying $150+ for a generic mechanical keyboard. I had K65 previously and the gap in quality is enormous. Yeah its tkl not full size but man typing on it is soooo goood.

[@BronislawStark]

Well, once yoy get into custom keyboard. Most if not all standard gaming keyboards is now sh*t for you

[@komi1834]

who wants full size should just get Iqunix F96, it starts from $165, Iqunix is well respected name in the keyboard space ever since their Lambo case years ago, they are in some way or the other affiliated with Xiaomi, probably Xiaomi bought them just like a lot of startups from China

[@maxzett]

As an owner of a K100 I gotta say, that the PBT keycaps are "meh". The texturized silver ones are total garbage. And the black normal ones (same as on this keyboard), do also lose their slightly rough texture pretty fast :/ Another issue I have, is that sometimes icue doesn't properly detect the keyboard so I need to unplug and replug, or force close icue. A bit annoying because the keyboard goes into rainbow puke mode. Other than that I'm pretty happy with the keyboard.

[@indeed1023]

The keycaps aren't the best but have improved tons I have a 4 year old K70 and the keycaps stems are awful and break super regularly. Corsair seems to be aware of this tho because they always send me free replacements

[@DSDSDS1235]

I have their TKL wireless keeb, honestly need an update.

[@romanbaranovichi5375]

I love my K95 built like a tank and has 2 usb cables

[@mzealtb]

Mine the cord just died, can't replace it... Bought a ducky as a replacement instead.

[@TheCrulZ2348]

Still using my K70 RGB Rapidfire MK1 from 2017

[@Stackali]

who doesn't now what the lock button does?

[@andyelliott3198]

Nice but when are Corsair going to bring out a wireless mechanical gaming keyboard with ICUE RGB. I like wireless so I have the Razer Blackwidow V3 Pro with yellow switches but I would prefer a wireless Corsair keyboard with ICUE RGB and my favourite MX Brown switches.

[@abloodynova7625]

I have a K70 MK2 Rapidfire, first and so far only mech keyboard. They were normally $175; got it on sale for $100, so I was happy as shit. Not sure if I'm a big fan of the silvers for typing or the shitty wristpad clip, but for the price, I love it to the point that I grew to like the keycap legends now. Love the feel of the brushed aluminium and PBT keycaps (the black K70 MK2 came stock with ABS I recall?). The media keys are such a convenience, though. This new one seems cool, but I can't say I'd consider swapping my MK2 for it anytime soon. Not at that price anyway. The USB passthrough which I do use is gone, likely a payoff for the detachable cable. It's one step away from greatness, though. If only they have hotswap...

[@H3LLGHA5T]

I just got the K70 low profile speed, I fucking love this thing.

[@Gamepadder]

Corsair has so many different keyboard models. I have the Strafe RGB with Cherry MX Silents. I have no idea why I bought it over all the other models, but it works good for me and I like the "silent" caps. I recently took all the keys off and ran the keyboard through Rinse-only dishwasher cycle (learned from Linus) and it still works so that's a plus.

[@edwardpiroska9757]

How do you identify which switch is in your keyboard.

[@hhdeng]

corsair is a solid company and makes very good products... however their keyboards i have issues and problems with... am i the only one with key popping out issues from these corsair switch kb? i have like 6 keys that will randomly pop off the switch if i press them at a certain angle....

[@kbhasi]

(1:03) CRAB RAVE 🤣🤣

[@rossharper1983]

I'm still using a K70 RGB rapid fire, 5 years old and works and looks like new still.

[@ishaansendave]

Can you make us a video on good gaming keyboards across multiple sizes? I would want to know if there are any good quality gaming keyboards I can buy at a nice price.

[@pmstuff8420]

This!!

[@LokiCDK]

Key difference between "swap" and "hot-swap" that isn't caught in your explanation. Hot-swappable literally means while hot (Electrically speaking, which means on and operational.) So you could remove a low resistance cap and put in a high resistance cap without needing to disconnect/reconnect, or running some kind of profiling software etc.

[@guycxz]

Hotswap in the context of keyboards means the switches are socketed, rather than soldered. Electrically they are the same, and you could make any keyboard hotswappable if you solder sockets in place of the switches. It's a misnomer, but it's the widely used term.

[@wades623]

the real question is why does icue have to suck so much. i have found if you use citrix for wfh stuff it makes it basically unusable and i have to see about reinstalling it and see if that fixes the issues before i cant return one of their keyboards i just got. such a hassle and they should be on top of these things. logitech didnt seem to have problems like this

[@Skandha_]

I wonder if the footprint is close enough to fit in a Corsair Lapdog, I still have one with my old K70 in it.

[@jogeem5480]

Lol the cable channel is for headphones which have thinner wires :D

[@Personalinfo404]

I have the K100 with the optical linear switches and its the first full size keyboard ive found myself 100 percent happy with. 10/10 would buy again.

[@TheGamelover93]

I use a k70 lux rgb, I love the multimedia keys and the "bold" keycap text.I don't recommend it tho...it is good but 2 RGB's are now GB's ^_^.In the sense that red died...

[@jenspraet9662]

14:06 how do you got that program

[@Dr.RichardBanks]

The peel needs are going to have a heart attack

[@Oblivionbolt1]

First board was the K70, then I went to the K95. Now Im using the K100. Dunno why I keep changing out.. Friends got free keyboards tho..

[@irishgiant5150]

I picked up a K100 and I'm not likely to ever try another keyboard. I'm as pleased as I can imagine being, and enlightening me to an even better option sounds expensive.

[@JimFeig]

You guys have a keyboard obsession.

[@aratyal]

When’s the Alienware qd oled unboxing?????

[@villain5365]

was a huge Corsair fan, But i went with a Claymore II. The switches feels amazing. not loose and light like my old K70 lux.

[@dzefka4551]

I tried Corsair K70 mk2 and HyperX Alloy Origins. Sticked with HyperX. Dunno how long will it last but it feels much more solid. Corsair felt really wonky in comparison. Dunno...

[@streax8885]

3:59 i never used a wrist rest

[@josesaavedra5623]

I got exactly one noti for every key on this keyboard.

[@fozzylozzy1131]

I have had a K30 sine they came out and if the keys and stuff hadn''t worn down as much as they did I would of still of been using it. best keyboard ever

[@kankerop101]

Blue life best life when it comes to keyboards

[@Drewsterman777]

110 wpm? Nice. I work in IT and type around 70 ish wpm and everyone says I'm a fast typer lol.

[@tuononh]

14:03 *available

[@laffeybunn8557]

12:02 you can literally hear the resonating aluminum noise (known by nerds as "ping"). Corsait doesnt Cors-care.

[@NeonVisual]

Who needs RGB pro? Like, a professional RGB user?

[@ZakPs]

Wow what a surprise another 15+ minute "short circuit"

[@chickenpie9698]

I find this keyboard a bit disappointing really. Just seems like the usual gaming brand formula to me with little done to compete with the more custom options out there in the keybaord market. I'd rather go with one of the options from the likes of Glorious or Keychron at this point if I'm spending this amount of money. Not tied down to Cherry switches for a start and could get fancy with a good quality PBT keycap set (which are much better than sets from the likes of Corsair and Razer). Personally, I went custom with a GMMK board which ended up cheaper than the equivalent Corsair option and feels leaps and bounds better than the Corsair it replaced. I think there's a case for brands offering at least hotswap options now as this area of the market really seems to have taken off and can lead to massive improvements. Surely this would appeal to those who want to explore things like custom switches and keycaps while also staying in a familiar ecosystem in terms of additional software and hardware features.

[@komi1834]

HyperX have full aluminium cases for their Alloy Origins series, 60% got PBT keycaps, TKL(core) and full-size(called just alloy origins) got awful ones but you can get them for like $70 on sale, you can't get just case for a tkl or full-size for that much, even on sale, just suck it up and buy different keycaps, 5 minutes to swap them out, they use Kailh switches with shorter travel so you can even put cherry profile keycaps without interference, would be a perfect beginner boards if they had hot-swap, hopefully next gen can have it

[@justcynical6590]

i have the 2017 corsair k70 rgb. i LOVE it. bought it on release*

[@AkornzStash]

definitely like the windows key lock button. i hate that key and basically never use it for anything. Even though I'm making this comment in 2024, 2 years after this video published. This is STILL one of the few FULL SIZE RGB keyboards that also comes in white. so if your really looking for white, then here is at least one option. I personally hate 60% keyboards, and/or low profile "thin" keyboards. They have their place and many like them. But there is still a lot of people that want a full size keyboard. And, except for Razor Black Widow which all of their boards seem to have connection issues, there are almost ZERO Full Size WIRELESS RGB keyboards. Which there is no reason for this with today's battery life, connection speeds, and etc.

[@Yash1331]

Removable cable and hotswap should really be standard at this point. At least at this price. There is no reason for a Fn key to be on a full sized keyboard IMO, just slap on some customizable macro keys on side instead like K95. Sad to see a "keyboard enthusiast" explain a product without even a little research about that particular product, those grooves are for headphone cables & never heard of windows lock key? (mostly known as game mode or something like that across various brands) WEW! I guess that's what the spirit of this channel is anyways.

[@GoodBaleadaMusic]

It's definitely detectable by humans. Not consciously deductible but subconsciously 1,000%.

[@tacticalmatt7030]

Let me say this I have a k65 lux it's a metal chassis. I've had it since January 2016. It's had tons of dr pepper spilled on it. Still no sticky keys or faulty switches. Ive hulk smashed it alot lmao. I've cleaned it with alcohol like a 100 times and it cleans up so nice. But new corsair is kinda trash I compared my old worn one with my friends new one and they just don't hold up now

[@surft]

They removed the USB pass-through from k70s?! That goddamn sucks!

[@tyzerro]

ever since seeing the Keychron K4 I am an absolute 1800-compact fanboy. i am sure this is an awesome keyboard but gimme all those 96 essential keys in a tight format, some great fn keys, and an aluminum frame, and you win me over.

[@komi1834]

k4 is not alu frame, it's just aluminium over plastic frame, for 1800 look into Akko MOD004, great $149 kit

[@tyzerro]

@@komi1834 150 bucks for just the board and frame? no thanks. Also, it's not quite as compact as the K4 or the Royal Kludge RK100. 100 bucks for a full hot swap keyboard is more my speed on this.

[@northwood201005]

No USB pass through anymore!?

[@gavin758]

I think cherry should just discontinue the blues and clone the kailh clickbar switches for their clickies. MX Blues really give clicky switches a bad name.

[@oplkfdhgk]

1:01 i mean if you are like pro gamer you might win a tournament because of that but other than that probably not.

[@ragepoweredgamer]

Not a fan of the legend, honestly. Still using the original K70GB that I preordered back in 2014. Best keyboard I've ever used! (screw iCUE, though. The original Corsair Utility Engine is far superior. Had to downgrade to it.)

[@JakubVacek42]

The Corsair's legend is the K95 and it's been dead for a while now.

[@theclassics6922]

The one you didn't get is the only one I would consider... I hate loud keyboards.

[@tiavor]

ah that cable flex xD that's the one thing I still don't have for my keyboards

[@vgtrombone]

So...it's just a K70 TKL Champion with a numpad and wrist rest? Solid board, but above anything else this just proves that there's no reason for the TKL to have not come with a wrist rest

[@spongeblockcz]

12:08 r/MechanicalKeyboards hates this video :)

[@tyrosine87]

It's cherry switches, so that was a given from the start. The sound is just the cherry on top.

[@tonys.1946]

I've never understood locking out the windows key. I've never accidentally hit it!

[@bigtomDW]

look, its not a bad keybaord, they are solid, built like a brickhouse. they last a long time. this guy clearly has his own very specific ways of doing things with keyboards

[@keonxd8918]

It's not hard to make a keyboard that last a long time lol. Even a $40 one can last 50+ years

[@bigtomDW]

@@keonxd8918 I’ve had my k70 since 2017.

[@ragtop63]

The perfect keyboard doesn't exist. All these manufacturers keep designing a bunch of useless features instead of concentrating on a GREAT simple keyboard. And for those of us who use full size keyboards (because TKLs are pointless), building my own keyboard isn't an option.

[@hydrotic]

Would that not just be scroll lock?

[@JoshsBookishVoyage]

I really don't get the obsession with keyboards.