This keyboard is excellent. The responsiveness of the keys is crazy sensitive...meaning, you can barely touch the keys and it responds. (No more button mashing). Additionally, the keys are solid and have that distinct mechanical feel without the excessive noise.

This is a great keyboard in general but it truly shines in the gaming category. the quick keys are incredible and the silent key strokes are quite satisfying. It still makes a good stroke sound but there isn't an actual mechanical click feel or audible sound, the only sound is from the key hitting...

So, while few gamers will gain a significant advantage from switching to low-profile, almost every game will have a great experience with this keyboard. At £140 in the UK and $153 it's expensive, but the Corsair K70 RGB MK.2 Low Profile RAPIDFIRE offers great quality throughout – so it's a...

CORSAIR decided that a RAPIDFIRE version of their K70 RGB MK.2 keyboard was not enough, and have since released another- the K70 RGB MK.2 SE. This special edition uses Cherry MX Speed Silver switches with a silver frame and white doubleshot-injected PBT keycaps, making for an impressive hardware and...

Excellent driver support from iCUE; Hardware playback allows for three profiles to be saved onboard; Great build quality and very good stock keycaps; Full programmability and software profiles via the driver allow for the use of different OS/typing/language layouts; Per-key 16.8 M RGB backlighting,...

Expensive at MSRP; although the sale price is attractive; Only one switch option for the SE version; Aftermarket keycap-set compatibility is still low

This is a serious RGB gaming keyboard, The iCue software is a godsend, i previously owned the Asus ROG Claymore which was ok but lacked software eg (asus buggy aura), The keyboard is very well built and looks stunning in silver and white, you will not be disappointed in this keyboard a bit expensive...

The Corsair K70 RGB MK.2 Low Profile wraps up the year to be one of the best mechanical keyboard released in 2018.

Low-profile mechanical keyboards are the next trend, it seems. Just last month we reviewed Roccat's Vulcan 120 Aimo , the first keyboard I'd seen to combine laptop-style keycaps with full-sized mechanical switches. It was eye-catching, to say the least.

Corsair's K70 Low Profile recreates a scissor switch's ergonomics with a new, slimmer Cherry MX mechanical switch.

Low Profile Cherry MX switch mimics standard desktop switches surprisingly well; Same durable K70 build quality; Flatter laptop-style layout makes for...

Feels less ergonomic than a traditional desktop keyboard; Low Profile MX Red makes more drastic changes than the MX Silver we tested; Wrist rest feels...

Inclined not to clutter your PC with unnecessary software You'll be pleased to hear that the K70 RGB MK.2 Low Profile Rapidfire will function just fine as a plug-and-play solution.

Sleek; low-profile design; Excellent RGB implementation; Rigid aluminium top plate; Well-suited to both work and play; Reasonably quiet action; Easy customisation via iCue

Wrist rest not great; Multimedia controls could be better; Keycap font an acquired taste; Still only USB 2.0 passthrough

Corsair are well known for a variety of high quality computer components and accessories. Today we take a look at a brand new addition to their range of MK.2 Keyboards. The current MK.2 keyboards in the line up – the K70 and Strafe, replace existing older models.