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Corsair K70 Pro TKL Keyboard Review

Rating: 7.5.

Corsair's K70 family of keyboards has been around for a long time, first launching with the K70 Vengeance all the way back in 2013. Today we’re looking at the latest in the series, the K70 Pro TKL, packing in all the gaming features you could ask for – Rapid Trigger, FlashTap (SOCD), 8K polling, adjustable actuation distances and more. On paper the K70 Pro TKL can do everything, but what’s it like to actually use?

Timestamps:

00:00 Start
00:55 Pricing and Design
01:40 Rotary Dial and special buttons
03:12 Wrist rest and board underside
04:27 Switches and sound test
05:52 Keycaps
06:15 The Real World Gaming Experience
08:07 Customisation without iCUE
08:30 iCUE installed
09:32 Closing thoughts

Specifications

  • Keyboard CUE Software – Supported in iCUE
  • Media and Volume Controls – Yes
  • Keyboard Size – Tenkeyless
  • Wrist Rest Included – Magnetic detachable, with leatherette cover and memory foam cushion
  • Keyboard Report Rate – Up to 8,000Hz
  • Keyboard Form Factor – TKL (Tenkeyless)
  • Keyboard Color – BLACK, WHITE
  • On Board Memory – 8MB
  • Onboard Profiles – 5
  • Keyboard Product Family – K70
  • Keyboard Type Size – K70
  • Adjustable Height – Yes
  • Wired Connectivity – USB 3.0 or 3.1 Type-A
  • Keyboard Connectivity – Wired
  • Keyboard Cable Material – Tangle-free rubber
  • WIN Lock – Dedicated Hotkey
  • Media Keys – FN Shortcuts
  • Key Rollover – Full Key (NKRO) with 100% Anti-Ghosting
  • Keyboard Matrix – 87 Keys
  • Key Switches – CORSAIR MGX V2
  • Keyboard Warranty – 2 Year
  • Keyboard Compatibility – PC, Mac, or XBOX One with USB 3.0 or 3.1 Type-A port|Windows® 10 or macOS® 10.15|Internet connection for iCUE software download
    Weight – 1.46kg

You can buy the UK layout version of the K70 Pro TKL keyboard with ABS keycaps directly from Corsair for £169.99 HERE.

Pros:

  • Very customisable.
  • Convenient ‘game mode’ button.
  • Stellar gaming performance and feel.
  • Included wrist rest.

Cons:

  • Poor quality keycaps on non-US layout models.
  • Plasticky case.
  • Rotary dial has some wobble.

KitGuru says: The K70 Pro TKL offers great gaming performance and a wide feature set, but is let down by poor quality keycaps and a plasticky case.

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Rating: 7.5.

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