Corsair sells a lot of gaming keyboard, pretty much everyone I know rocks a Corsair gaming keyboard. Corsair's mechanical gaming keyboards are great, but one thing they are not is wireless, until now.

– Great build quality and Cherry MX mechanical key switches; – Wireless and no input lag at all; – Can easily switch between using it with the lapboard and at your desk; – Wrist rest included; – 128bit AES wireless encryption

– No RGB lighting

Keyboards are a staple to any computing setup. Mechanical keyboards are typically preferred by the majority of PC gamers. What if you play your PC gam

Cherry MX red switches; Wireless with included 2.4GHz dongle or Bluetooth; Media controls; Cherry MX red switches; Wireless with included 2.4GHz dongle or Bluetooth; Media controls

Only red switches avaialble; No RGB lighting; Only red switches avaialble; No RGB lighting

Gamers wanting an excellent compact mechanical keyboard for $80 should look no further than the K63.

Crisp; responsive keystrokes; Seemingly lag-free input; Per-game profile creations; Loads of lighting effects and per-key actions

No removable USB cable; No function key

There is beauty in simplicity. The Corsair K63 is a beauty indeed.

Cherry MX Red Switches; LED Controller / CUE; Bright; per-key LED; Dedicated Media keys; Compact Size; Corsair quality

No color options; No switch type option (Brown; Green; etc.

Wireless PC gaming peripherals are often frowned upon, but is the criticism misplaced Plenty of people enjoy a tidy desktop free of cable clutter, going wireless makes sense if you enjoy gaming on the couch, and if there was an option to attach a cable when needed, wouldn't that be the best of both...

Petite tenkeyless form factor; Choice of wired; 2.4GHz or Bluetooth; Cherry MX Red key switches; Vivid blue LED backlight; Good battery life

Palm rest feels cheap; Pricey when paired with Lapboard

While the Corsair K63 isn't as feature-packed as its big brothers, it still offers blazing performance that's going to give you an edge at home in the office, or out on tour with your pro-gaming team. It looks great, performs perfectly and comes at a price that's sure to put a smile on your face.

Compact form factor; Durable construction; Competitive price; Lightweight USB cable; Red LED lighting; Dedicated multimedia and volume controls; Cherry MX switches; Windows key lock; Wrist rest compatible

Would prefer a removable cable design; Wrist rest not included

CORSAIR joins the higher-end wireless keyboard market with the K63 Wireless, a TKL mechanical keyboard with Cherry MX Red switches, configurable blue backlight, a reliable and powerful software driver, and fast wireless response times despite the industry standard encryption that has been built in...

The K63 is a properly good gaming keyboard really, I mean as good as any Cherry MX red based gamers keyboard with a proper software suite. However, what it's all about is going wireless and then pair it with the new lapboard. And that functionality alone just makes it all worth.

At last, I can now ditch my 3 year old battery-operated wireless keyboard. The Corsair K63 is the one for me. The space-saving tenkeyless design is perfect for my desk, where space is precious commodity.

Excellent build quality; Cherry MX Red switches; Tenkeyless design; Ultra-fast 1ms 2.4GHz wireless connection; Blue LEDs customizeable using Corsair's Utility Engine; 128-bit AES wireless encryption; 15 hours of battery life; 100% Anti-Ghosting with full key rollover

Corsair leads its "Unplug and Play" initiative with the K63 Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard. Corsair pairs that keyboard with a custom designed K63 Wireless Gaming Lapboard. The goal here is to allow you to easily move away from your computer desk and into the living room or wherever else you...