Corsair announced their new K70 Lux mechanical keyboard

[WYP]

Corsair announced their new K70 Lux mechanical keyboard which comes with enhanced lighting and improved keycap design.



Read more on Corsair's K70 Lux keyboard.

 

[Dawelio]

How many new RGB, mechanical keyboards are there?... Jesus, coming out like every day almost.

I bet the wrist rest is the same as the original K70?... Were too short for me unfortunately.

 

[GiantKiwi]

Please god. Will these companies start using MX Clear switches..

Use a CODE Keyboard at work, and it is literally the best switch out there, effectively a stiffer actuating brown switch, much less tiring to use.

IMO red switch users may as well just go back to membrane keyboards, as you cannot tell the difference anyway.

 

[Dicehunter]

Please god. Will these companies start using MX Clear switches..

Use a CODE Keyboard at work, and it is literally the best switch out there, effectively a stiffer actuating brown switch, much less tiring to use.

IMO red switch users may as well just go back to membrane keyboards, as you cannot tell the difference anyway.

I can tell the difference immediately, Membranes feel quite horrible now in comparison.

 

[xnax2802]

IMO red switch users may as well just go back to membrane keyboards, as you cannot tell the difference anyway.

I'm sorry, but that's just plain wrong...

On topic: Isn't this just them introducing the 'Lux' branding? The K70's has had the new font for a while now IIRC

 

[Warchild]

Please god. Will these companies start using MX Clear switches..

Use a CODE Keyboard at work, and it is literally the best switch out there, effectively a stiffer actuating brown switch, much less tiring to use.

IMO red switch users may as well just go back to membrane keyboards, as you cannot tell the difference anyway.

I have both red switch and a membrane kb I use for my TV. It's very clear and easy to notice the difference!

 

[mypickaxe]

After using Red and Brown, I vote Brown.