Review on 💡 Corsair K60 RGB Pro Low Profile Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Cherry MX Low Profile Speed Mechanical Keyswitches – Slim and Streamlined Durable Aluminum Frame - Personalizable Per-Key RGB Backlighting by Amy Riley

First of all I fell in love with this keyboard from the first letter. are a major or even moderate problem. The keycaps immediately started to wear/shine. Immediately means within an hour and a half of use. Since the switches are low profile along with the keycaps, good luck finding quality keycaps to replace those inferior ones. I've tried swapping them out with a bunch of OEM profiles just to see, but it didn't work - the keycaps were too big for the switches. Upon closer inspection, I concluded that even cherry profile keycaps would be too tall and result in sticky keys. I found that there is an issue with double/triple spacing as well as spaces being randomly inserted as you type. However, this happened when I switched the keycaps to a different low-profile set. When I went back to the keycaps that came with the board, the problem was gone. As it stands, the only problem with this board is the poor quality keycaps. The color is bright, the programmable RGB is great, and the keyboard is comfortable and pleasant to type on. To be fair, Corsair made a really great keyboard at a very affordable price, and the only compromise is the keycaps. Overall, I really like this keyboard and will keep it for myself. Maybe someday high-quality, low-profile keycaps will be made, but for now they're not bad enough to spoil the keyboard as a whole.