Newegg via eBay has
Excellent - Refurbished: Corsair K70 CORE RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard (Steel Grey, CH-910991E-NA) for $44.99 - 20% off with coupon code
FAVEFINDS20 at checkout =
$35.99.
Shipping is free.
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Features:
- Pre-lubricated CORSAIR Red linear mechanical switches deliver smooth, responsive keystrokes, enhanced by two layers of sound dampening for extremely satisfying gaming and typing.
- Control volume and more with a multi-function rotary dial and programmable media button, customizable with iCUE.
- The durable aluminum top plate offers another layer of stability and style.
- Tough and resilient ABS double-shot keycaps won't crack under pressure.
- Save up to five profiles of your customized settings and RGB.
- Take control with CORSAIR iCUE, unlocking vivid dynamic RGB lighting customization, key remaps, and media button programming.
Condition:
- The item is in like-new condition, backed by a one year warranty. It has been professionally refurbished, inspected and cleaned to excellent condition by qualified sellers. The item includes original or new accessories and will come in new generic packaging. See the seller's listing for full details.
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I feel like I need to point out it is $36 lol.
I have never tried a "corsair MLX" key. I am sitting on a back up board with cherry reds. My cherry brown board died after 9 years.
I'm in for 1. Worst case I send it back. It's Newegg.
It offers everything I was after, and nothing I didn't care about at a price 1/4 of what everything "better" is at. See ya on the other side
That is, if someone is looking to try a mechanical keyboard for the first time or if someone just needs an "Oh shiz!" emergency backup.
I guess it's at a massive discount but... you typically get what you pay for.
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(Note, I'm using Linux. So, I'll have to use drivers not supplied by Corsair as they don't give a FF about their customers on the Linux side. Link for reference: https://github.com/ckb-next/ckb-next )
What is the incentive to buy from Corsair, Logitech, Razer, or any other company that won't let the user fix a switch if it goes bad? Isn't a 110 key keyboard just 110 chances for something to break and then the whole thing is trash?
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