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

Corsair is retaining their membrane keyboard line-up with the K55, now upgraded with RGB illumination.

Decent software support; Dedicated multimedia keys

Flimsy wrist rest

i bought this a month ago and im so happy i did, amzing performance

Sometimes I have a trouble with the keyboard (the software says there's a problem with the firmware, and I need to restart my computer), but it's a good gaming keyboard.

I recently built a gaming computer for the first time and opted to go for this keyboard. Having never used a keyboard in earnest before I'm very pleased with the feel of this one. It is perfect for longer hours of use and has a great feedback.

The keys are inconvenient hard to press and oddly spaced. The key has had problems about 4 times already and I got it about a week ago. Would not suggest

You should get this!

I got this keyboard 4 days ago for my son and he love it He spends time using it so i don't need to get him another keyboard for awhile

It makes this loud clicking noise which annoys me

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.

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

the corsair K55 is a must for anyone who's on a tight budget for a gaming keyboard, coming in at just 60, (corsair prices it at 50, but seeing as corsair charges 6.73 for most likely slow delivery, i was fine with paying an extra 3 for the keyboard as i knew it would come fairly quick) the K55...