I believe Corsair sold to another company, the future of the brand name could possibly take a huge turn for the worst. Hoping for the best however. I have many Corsair products.

Looks Good

- "A" key from the factory had a defect which would make it impossible to use comfortably; I think there is a manufacturing defect where the keycap is slightly malformed; Confusing thing is if I swap my "A" key with another key on my keyboard, it works fine.

I'm *very* hard on mechanical keyboards. Before my first Corsair I'd be lucky to get 3 months out of one of the competitors keyboards before a LED died or a switch got fouled or went into stuck key mode or whatever. This thing has been going strong for months with flawless operation.

Sometimes it seems like certain keyboard models exist just to exist, but Corsair's K68 RGB mechanical gaming keyboard feels like it has a reason for being. The reason To have a high-performing gaming keyboard that isn't afraid of a spilled bottle of orange Fanta.

Quiet for a mechanical keyboard; Not afraid of spills; Fair price

Grease-magnet keycaps; Sub-par wrist rest; No drainage system

How could you possibly improve on a backlit mechanical IP32 rated keyboard By adding full RGB illumination of course. Corsairs new K68 RGB not only features IP rated dust and water resistance but also makes full use of the CUE lighting software for an almost infinite number of lighting...

Best mechanical keyboard I've ever had, and I still have it. It's not too loud, its durable and customizable with easy to replace keys for your preference. The coloured keys only come in red and you can easily turn them off.

its a bit mushy feeling, but i killed my last keyboard with coffee. so its a far trade if you ask me

I wanted a small RGB mechanical keyboard for game play and this keyboard is everything I wanted/needed. Nice tactile response to the keys without making a lot of obtrusive sound. Love the customizable rgb lighting.

I really have nothing bad to say about this keyboard. I purchased it a while back as my first mechanical keyboard and it's exactly what I wanted. The provided ramp that you can attach to the bottom edge of the keyboard is pretty much mandatory for me, as the keyboard is too elevated otherwise.

We've all done it. I've even ruined a rather expensive gaming laptop doing it. And yet, I still keep a long, tall glass of water on my desk every day (not to mention multiple mugs of tea) because I'm an idiot who can't learn from her own mistakes. Right next to my keyboard.

Over the years, Corsair has developed a name for itself as one of the premiere manufacturers of mechanical gaming keyboards in the market. One could argue that their K70 series is the leading inspiration for gaming keyboard design to today.