CORSAIR K60 PRO Mechanical Wired Gaming Keyboard – CHERRY MV Linear Switches – Durable Aluminium Frame – iCUE Compatible – QWERTY UK – PC, Mac, Xbox – Black

I chose this keyboard mainly because I wanted the ability to customise the lighting for each key individually (I use it to show my keybindings in games), but I also wanted a good quality mechanical keyboard which isn't too loud or too tall (my previous one was a Razer Arctosa which is relatively flat).I've only had it a couple of weeks so I can't comment on longevity but it seems solid and well made and should be easy to clean and maintain and the low profile keys do make it more comfortable than many mechanical keyboards (especially when I need to reach across several keys during a game) and it's no louder (but also no quieter) than a typical keyboard.Most importantly for me the iCUE software is easy to use, it took a bit of experimenting to get the hang of the different options and how they work together but within one afternoon I was able to set up profiles for several of my games, plus some defaults to use at other times. The lighting is very bright (I actually keep it on about 50% brightness) and there's minimal 'bleed' from one key to the next so even similar colours next to each other look distinct.The only downsides are that at full price it's quite expensive (especially given I don't really need the per-key lighting and there are cheaper good quality keyboards out there) and the keys are very sensitive, which takes some getting used to. But it's still a very good product and I'm glad I bought it.

The media could not be loaded. This is amazing . Plenty of options for your light show in the video ive shown just two from the Superman lighting pack. The keys are very sensitive to touch and very acurate. My only complaint is the lack of a wrist support not that i use one , but there will be someone out there that might need one.There are lots of videos on YouTube to help you create your own lighting and with this keyboard you can use individual keys , but the lack of Macro keys is a slight disappointment for the heavy gamers . All i can say is im so happy with this iCue keyboard and a great price take a look for your self .

This is some keyboard, it's not click like I expected but there is noise from the end of the travel as the key bottoms out, they keys are super smooth in operation, its very well built, and the wow factor from the rgb effects are just amazing, I have nothing bad to say about this device, syncs with icue and wallpaper engine so I have a consistent set of effects across all my rgb stuff, feels spot on when gaming, no ghosting, the rgb is bright and clear, feels like a more expensive device then it is

I use the keyboard for a significant amount of time every working day, and it's the best keyboard I've ever used. Would definitely recommend.Only niggle is that after just over a year, the right ctrl key has snapped, so I'm hoping that Corsair will replace it (I don't need the whole keyboard replacing and can't be without it in the meantime, but don't know where to get the replacement key caps from!)

I've used this keyboard daily since it arrived and I must say I am very happy with it so far. The keys are responsive, consistent and the amount of force needed to press a key is juuuuuust right for me, a guy with fairly large hands. The lighting is awesome too. One thing that the keyboard would benefit from though is a wristrest, but other than that the keyboard is a solid 9/10 for the price, I highly recommend it.

This is my first mechanical keyboard. Only wish I'd have bought it sooner. The choice out there is bewildering. After doing what felt like endless research I took the plunge with the K60. IMO the key action is perfect. Very little force needed so you end up typing lightly and therefore making a lot less noise. I haven't encountered the metallic sound reported from other reviews, but that might be because some people have a heavier typing style. The sound level coming from a membrane keyboard is louder yes, but not distracting. The icing on the cake is the RGB which is simply beautiful and a doddle to use. I'm sure there are better keyboards out there, but for someone who types far more than they game this keyboard hits the mark.

This keyboard is trash. Google "k60 pro keycaps broken". There is no solution. Do not buy this.The low profile keycaps will break after light use. The best corsair will do is replace up to 10 of them for around 15 US dollars. All the keycaps will eventually break, and then you'll need to replace them all, over and over. Vendors charge as much as £5 GBP for a single keycap. All the replacements will need replacing. I own 2 other mechanical keyboards, including one that's seen such heavy use the letters themselves are wearing off. I have another corsair one downstairs and none of the keys have broken. But this one is gutter trash at any price. It will end up in the bin as it's cheaper to buy a whole new board than continue replacing caps. You'd have to be a fool to part with money for this, so learn from my mistake. Ignore other reviews, as this only starts happening a few months in.

I bought this when it was heavily discounted for £68.It's a great keyboard.The lighting is top tier, typing on this feels great, and it just feels like an overall quality product.I don't know whether I would buy this for full price, but if you see this discounted it's definitely worth a buy.