IP32 resistance rating puts the K68 in a class of its own.

Cherry MX Red Switches; LED Controller / CUE; Wrist rest; Bright; per-key LED; Dedicated Media Keys; IP32 Protection Rating; Corsair quality

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

When we are buying our gaming keyboards the last thing we really think about is durability. With many companies shoving RGB LEDs and mechanical switches in our face, durability sort of takes a back seat.

– Solid "K" Corsair design we all love; – Cherry MX red switches; – Spill and dust proof; – Dedicated multimedia keys; – Included wrist rest

– No RGB LEDs; – No other key switch choice besides Cherry MX Red

Membrane based keyboards may not be as popular today as their mechanical based counterparts but due to their far longer life in the market they do have some advantages including lower noise levels coming from their keys (depends of course on whether or not audible feedback is important to you),...

- Very Good Build Quality (IP32 Certified; - Cherry MX Red Mechanical Switches (50 Million Actuations; - Full RGB Illumination (13 Modes / 4 Brightness Levels / Per Key Illumination; - Detachable Rubber Coated Palm / Wrist Rest; - Corsair Utility Engine Control Software (Available Settings; -...

- No Dedicated Macro Keys; - No USB Pass Through; - LED Intensity (Due To The IP32 Feature

CORSAIR has taken last year's K68 and given it the magic of RGB backlighting. Featuring per-key 16.8M colors that can be controlled via their excellent CUE driver, or even onboard controls now, and keeping the IP32 dust and spill resistance, it is a budget friendly mechanical keyboard for those...

Today we are graced by Corsair and their new RGB version of the K68. Corsair once again sets out on the mechanical keyboard quest in search of gaming perfection.We covered the all red K68 and we cant wait to see if this board succeeds its predecessor in style. Lets Jump right in!

We've reviewed quite a few Corsair keyboards already. This round a Cherry MX keyboard that remains a bit more affordable, with the addition of RGB configurability. The K68 is a notch cheaper compared to it's bigger brothers, but it certainly plays the same, gaming wise you cannot complain at all as...

The keyboard is one of the most abused computer peripherals existing on this planet. Whether you are happy or sad, your keyboard has to bear the brunt of your fingers from 9 to 5 and still deliver accurate results.

The Corsair Gaming K68 is the keyboard to beat for $100, and you will not beat it even if you dumped a whole cup of water on it.

While it does not come with a metal top, the K68 RGB hits the nail on the head with everything else it offers. Fully customizable, affordable, inclusion of iCUE software, and a pleasure it has been to point to why we have given the K68 RGB such high marks!

This durable mechanical keyboard offers great software. The custom lighting is a bit tricky at first, but once you figure it out, the possibilities are endless.