Corsair Refurbished via Best Buy has Refurbished/Excellent Condition: Corsair K70 Core RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard (Gray; CH-910991E-NA) on sale for $37.09. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member Slick_Drone for finding this deal
Note, product will be sold/shipped by Corsair Refurbished
The CORSAIR K70 CORE gaming keyboard empowers your best play and makes gaming and typing amazing. With silky smooth CORSAIR Red linear mechanical switches and two layers of sound dampening foam for a superior typing sound and feel, this is premier CORSAIR performance at its core. Take control effortlessly with a multi-function rotary dial and programmable media button, configurable in iCUE. Use iCUE to also customize the K70 CORE’s dazzling per-key RGB lighting and make your desktop your own dynamic work of art, and then save your RGB settings and macros on up to five onboard profiles to always have at the ready. Your ambition starts with the K70 CORE.
Product SKU:
J39QHTJQ8W_12912165
UPC:
840006665793
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Corsair Refurbished via Best Buy has Refurbished/Excellent Condition: Corsair K70 Core RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard (Gray; CH-910991E-NA) on sale for $37.09. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member Slick_Drone for finding this deal
Note, product will be sold/shipped by Corsair Refurbished
is this keyboard worth buying despite the garbage iCue software? worth the switch over from the Logitech G413?
I didn't care for the K70 LUX model I got. It had a volume rocker instead of the knob, and wouldn't scroll volume smoothly. It would jump from like 10 to 92, back to 45, etc. You had to roll it back and forth like a DJ to get it to work for about 5 min, then it would fail again.
The switches are personal pref, but the cherries on those are pretty light. Just resting my fingers would register a keystroke, and they weren't very responsive. I personally like to hear the click when I type.
Overall, for the price, it's probably not the worst ever, but I have a feeling there is a reason why its marked down as much as it is (when I bought the LUX a few years ago, it was north of $100 bucks...this was probably around $60-70 at release)
I didn't care for the K70 LUX model I got. It had a volume rocker instead of the knob, and wouldn't scroll volume smoothly. It would jump from like 10 to 92, back to 45, etc. You had to roll it back and forth like a DJ to get it to work for about 5 min, then it would fail again.
The switches are personal pref, but the cherries on those are pretty light. Just resting my fingers would register a keystroke, and they weren't very responsive. I personally like to hear the click when I type.
Overall, for the price, it's probably not the worst ever, but I have a feeling there is a reason why its marked down as much as it is (when I bought the LUX a few years ago, it was north of $100 bucks...this was probably around $60-70 at release)
This. The volume knob feels good, but never works. Dirt gets in, no ability to control the rate of change. I loved the brown, perfect feel, the layout, but the wheel is fail and drove me nuts
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The switches are personal pref, but the cherries on those are pretty light. Just resting my fingers would register a keystroke, and they weren't very responsive. I personally like to hear the click when I type.
Overall, for the price, it's probably not the worst ever, but I have a feeling there is a reason why its marked down as much as it is (when I bought the LUX a few years ago, it was north of $100 bucks...this was probably around $60-70 at release)
The switches are personal pref, but the cherries on those are pretty light. Just resting my fingers would register a keystroke, and they weren't very responsive. I personally like to hear the click when I type.
Overall, for the price, it's probably not the worst ever, but I have a feeling there is a reason why its marked down as much as it is (when I bought the LUX a few years ago, it was north of $100 bucks...this was probably around $60-70 at release)
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