CORSAIR K57 RGB Wireless Gaming Keyboard - <1ms Response Time with Slipstream Wireless Connectivity - USB Dongle, Bluetooth, or Wired Option - Individually Backlit RGB Keys - Black Review

I really liked this keyboard the first time I charged it. The buttons were responsive and the wireless backlit buttons are just what I needed. After about 6 weeks (then I went on a 2 month trip so I couldn't use it (yes I charged it fully and yes I turned it off before leaving) I got home to charge it though it was already fully charged i noticed that after about 20 minutes there were errors a few weeks later about 5 minutes battery and it's dead the return window is closed so i'm stuck on…

So I just got my keyboard. I spent a good 20 minutes tweaking the RGB to report temperature and other things (plugged in to charge the battery). As soon as I unplug the keyboard it goes into wireless mode like a wireless keyboard should be. All the time I spent with the setup. Apparently while the keyboard is in wireless mode you can only use its presets!? I'm not a fan of rainbow pukes while gaming, I like the colors to really give me information, that's the point of customization with iCUE…

I like this keyboard. I wanted a wireless and clean setup and it suits my needs perfectly. We've been using them for over a year. My keyboard for everyday, gaming and work was interesting. By that I mean that my keys were quite hard and some keystrokes would stick when typing emails or documents. My friend's keyboard worked flawlessly and didn't miss a single keystroke. I recently bought a k100 keyboard that costs over $200 (make sure you have it on sale). This is the difference between day and

I returned this keyboard for the following reasons: The keys are ridiculously tall. Even if you use the palm rest to keep your hand higher, you'll have to strain too hard to press a key, which will also affect your typing speed. They added a column of "G" keys to the side of the keyboard and noticeably moved the rest of the keys to the right. This turned out to be a problem as I'm used to the standard keyboard layout. I type with touch typing and expect a standard touch layout. Reference to the

When I received this keyboard I was thrilled. I liked the feel of the keys (although it's a membrane keyboard), the backlight was cool enough (although it was only really available when plugged in, otherwise it would drain the battery very quickly), and it had all the features I wanted needed . In search. Unfortunately, I soon discovered that the product had a fatal flaw (which I don't usually overlook): the battery is NOT user-replaceable. This means that after the Li-Ion cell found in the…

Wireless gaming keyboards, where to start? I liked it for a very specific reason and purpose, and I'll admit it's not for everyone. But what I can say is that this is a solid board for the price if you can do without the membranes. There isn't much competition from big brands in this space until you start spending $200+ on a high end mechanical board and even then your options are currently limited to maybe 3 high end boards, one of them that is unobtrusive. It's pretty much what you'd expect…

If you plan to use this keyboard on a computer and keep the software running all the time, then this review may not apply to you. K57 is not that bad. for a base-level wireless keyboard, but all the special features listed are withheld by the software. I am using a keyboard on KVM and wanted to make sure I can store macros in the keyboard's memory, which is possible using the MR + G keys on the keyboard. However, the instructions for the iCUE software state that you need to connect the keyboard

PRO: Custom colors; Choose Brightness; multiple color schemes; Custom button colors; battery life; Reaction time; battery life in the Windows taskbar; Input ComfortMINUSES: Micro USB; Needs to be connected to a computer via a charging cable to take full advantage of the individual custom key colors (a big minus for me as this is supposed to be a wireless keyboard). details below. Overall this keyboard is great and I highly recommend it. This keyboard is comfortable to type on and I like that it

I recently bought a new computer and along with it a new set of peripherals. I used to not like using multiple programs to manage my devices, so I decided to buy all my devices through one company. I also wanted to go wireless, so that was important too. I've decided to only buy Corsair products because in the past I've considered them to be some kind of luxury brand. I ended up buying an MM30 mouse pad, a K63 wireless keyboard, a Harpoon RGB wireless mouse, and an HS70 wireless headset. A few…