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slight issues with larger buttons. the shift and delete sometimes get stuck, this is after 3 months of using so it’s not that bad

TL;DR: Some minor things that don’t detract from the amazing price point if bought “used – like new.”I got this keyboard “used – like new” for $42 (incl. tax). It arrived in the original box; though the outside packaging was a bit damaged, the keyboard was still wrapped and looked completely untouched to me. Some background: college CS student, gamer, ~100wpm if it means anything. Have been using this keyboard (my first mechanical one) for 3 months now.Pros:- RBG lighting – no clunky software needed, various options all controlled via the F keys. I really didn’t think I’d enjoy the lighting but have definitely grown to appreciate it.- Great for gaming – keys are very responsive and I do think it makes a difference (coming from a regular membrane keyboard)- Seems study/durable – basically no signs of wear and tear after 3 months (though I have been doing my best to keep it in good condition on my part)- Price – I paid $40 for what was essentially a new $100 keyboardCons:- The cherry viola switches are kind of loud, the spacebar in particular – haven’t gotten complaints when using Discord or Zoom (since they have good background noise filtering), but it’s definitely very audible in-person if you’re not being careful- Not hot-swappable- Rather sensitive keys; I find myself accidentally typing the same key twice or more sometimes (but you do get used to it)Other:- Keys come off quite easily, you don’t even really need to use a keycap puller – could be good or bad? It was convenient for me when I was putting o-rings on my keys to make them a little quieter. I haven’t pulled any off accidentally, but I’d be careful when handling/moving it around.Overall, for ~$40 – an amazing deal. I still see “used – like new” options for <40, so I'd definitely recommend picking it up!

The keycaps for this keyboard are extremely poorly made. From day 1 they will come off without a keycap puller, you will just end up knocking them off by accident with a brush of your finger. Over time (maybe a few months) those same junk keycaps will fall break apart and be unusable.If you’re in a jam and need something cheap to hold you over it’s fine, but I cant understate just how poorly made the keycaps are. Knockoffs straight from aliexpress are better. You’re probably better off just buying a Red Dragon keyboard, they have higher quality keycaps than the junk Corsair has put on this product.

Perfect keyboard. If you want a perfect low price mechanical keyboard this is the one. Look no further.

The keys on this particular model of keyboard are extremely sensitive to touch, I’ve had to disable the context menu key and the windows key because of this. However, this is a fantastic keyboard so far.The keys feel great, responsive, and even though it’s marketed as a “quiet” keyboard, it does have a nice clicking sound while typing because I bottom the keys out.Pros:Responsive, well built switches.Keys feel very nice under the fingertips while typing, pretty natural sensations.Rock solid construction, it’s got some heft to it and feels pretty durable.Backlighting is second to none, it’s bright, colorful and is appealing.Cons:Sensitivity is off the charts, lightly grazing a key while typing can cause mis-strokes almost immediately, this keyboard is not for touch typing.iCue software takes up over a gig in space.Will probably update this review in a few weeks to share more feedback once I’ve gotten used to it.