Corsair CH-9000064-NA

Had this keyboard for about a month so far and it feels great. It was my first mechanical keyboard ever ; I stopped noticing the Corsair tribal tattoo after a while and it doesn't bug me anymore

The price is pretty high for a mechanical keyboard but you are paying the extra $50 for lights

The RGB functionality seems to work

Very inconsistent key switches. Only 50% of my switches feel like blue switches , the rest feel mushy almost like a mix of brown and red switches. I noticed this immediately after trying to type with the keyboard

1) Best tech in a keyboard period ; 2) Lighting possibilities endless ; 3) Cable is nice and thick (3rd of an inch in diameter or so) ; 4) Nice and soft wrist rest ; 5) Build quality of the keyboard as a whole feels premium

1) Current software for color profiling has a high learning curve(but this is something that isn't a true con considering what this keyboard is) ; 2) Blue switches are horridly inconsistent. 10% of keys (especially non standard letter sized keys) are...

As the title indicates, this is my first mechanical keyboard, and boy am I happy! I don't game on PC so the Cherry MX Blue switches seemed like the most obvious choice for my needs. The MX Blue switches take a fair amount of pressure to actuate. That...

The CUE software feels like an alpha version. It's stable, and does do what it's supposed to do, but figuring it out and getting it do what you want is very challenging. Your patience will be required!!! I knew about this before purchase since I'm sure...

This keyboard feels excellent. The build quality is great, just what I expected from having already used a K70. The keyboard's main frame is one big piece of solid, durable aluminum with a nice brushed black gunmetal finish (as opposed to my other K70...

The most obvious con about this keyboard is the logo. Corsair's logo has always been great, the three sails look professional and high quality. The new Corsair Gaming logo looks rather bad in comparison. It's just some weird tribal tattoo looking thing...

The lights are bright as can be and it brings a gaming light to the room I use it in. My fingers enjoy smacking each key ; Freaken awesome keyboard. When I first heard about it and my logitech took a dump. I decided to use a old dell unlit keyboard...

I think when you group keys together in the software it does a color modulation ontop of the existing color causing the keys to not light up bright green/red/etc. No worries if you wipe all the groups out when you set the key to green color its green

Great construction and materials ; Excellent tactile feel and click ; Front feet allow for more flexible angles ; Keys are easy to remove, no metal balance bars ; Corsair community support is quite good

Configuration software needs work ; Complex hardware requires awkward USB connections for some ; May come with controversial "tattoo stamp" (I can't use the actual wording according to Newegg's parser) Corsair Gaming logo ; RGB lighting may not be as...

The product is very nicely built. The lights are vibrant, and everything feels solid (unlike some of their competitors' products)

The switches used are garbage, and most of them are mushy. This is really too bad, because I always go for Cherry Blues when I get a keyboard. Unfortunately, somewhere along the line, these switches got mishandled. The entire keyboard feels stiff, and...

Very high quality keyboard with capabilities that don't exist in other products. Lighting, macros, key assignments. You don't need it but you will want it

It is a lot of money and most people will not use 10% of its capabilities