Packaging The Corsair K55 RGB comes in a pretty attractive looking packaging that gives it a premium appearance just like the rest of Corsair's gaming keyboards. At the back of the box, you'll find the K55 with its features highlighted for the end users to easily navigate through before getting the...

Decent RGB lightings despite of being a rubber dome switch keyboard; Easily accessible media keys; Dedicated macro keys with on-the-fly macro recording function; Very well optimized key matrix for gaming

Rather costly for a rubber dome switch gaming keyboard; Glossy surface on the top of the keyboard is highly prone to scratches; fingerprints; dust and other kind of stains; Could really use rubber pads on the keyboard feet

I went through a few cheaper gaming keyboards before I found this one. It's great not just for gaming, but typing too although you definitely have to use a little more power than a regular keyboard. My first few days using it, I could definitely feel some hand fatigue but I adjusted.

Some of the keys are not laid out like ordinary keys on the keyboard. For example, the < symbol is at the button and the "," is on the top. There are multiple keys that are produced in the format. If I would have known, I would not buy it. Other than that, the keyboard is very good and I like it.

Look it's not a $200 RGB metal clicky keyboard, but it is a good one that will last through normal wear and tear. If you want something that looks good and doesn't sound like a thousand klicks going off at a hundred decibels this is a great option.

This keyboard will permanently replace the Hewlett-Packard keyboard that cam with my Hewlett-Packard Envy. Why the

The backlit keyboard is very nice and very handy for me, since I often work in a darkened room; The fact that I can change the color scheme of the backlighting is an extra bonus

The multi-media control keys aren't backlit, so I'd still have to break out my flashlight to find those in a darkened room; But, that's a minor detail and I won't deduct an egg for just that

5 Stars. Because I did purchase a second one for my wife. she loved it as well, I Got it for 69.99 I didn't know what to expect when I got this. First thing I looked at was the RBG functions. They are all on board and very easy to customize. No software needed.

-Feels great for typing on, I personally enjoy this keyboard, -Keys are quiet ! I would say, -RBG controls are all ONBOARD, no software needed, -RBG color flow is very decent; I can imagine the $200 keyboards are smoother and more fancy..; but never the less, I bought two of these.

NO CONS, Nothing that I can really consider to be a problem; for this price range, -You sacrifice rubber wrist pads for color RBG.; at this price point, -If you are used to the Logitech rotary volume.; well this doesn't have it., -No shortcut key for the calc.

never had a keybored off this quality before ... but i can say it is aswome bored and the rgb is cool as well but the main part is the macros so far this keybored is 10/10 i used it daily for just over a month now and still like new top quality

Got this for my son who is an avid gamer and he said it's excellent and would recommend it.

I am pleased with the keyboard and I would recommend it to most people that don't want to spend too much on a keyboard but still wants one that is well made. It has okay RBG backlight as it isn't RGB backlit for each key but most and I certainly don't mind that.

Bought this mouse and keyboard as I didn't have one before- very happy with them- mouse is well designed ergonomically and the keyboard both looks nice and is comfortable to use. The only thing about the keyboard is that I'm not used to having an extra row of keys to the left and as I'm not a touch...