design, usability, durability, reliability, size

90% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

durability, usability, design, reliability, price

96% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

RGB backlighting is useful and fun ; Typing experience is excellent ; Premium build materials

Programming the lighting is laborious ; Features removed compared to previous K70

Rounding things out are the feet on the underside, which are notable because there are both front and rear feet, allowing for greater freedom for getting just the right angle, though they both only have one height setting.

Premium look and feel thanks to aluminium top ; Contoured keycaps actually work while gaming ; Mechanical switches offer great typing experience ; Can choose switch type and colour ; Keys have nice, grippy soft-touch finish

No dedicated gaming 'G' keys ; Contoured keys don't have secondary function labels ; Keys aren't noise dampened

The Corsair K70 is simply one of the best premium mechanical-switch keyboards on the market. Whether you’re after a keyboard mainly for typing or gaming purposes it performs superbly, just so long as you don’t want extra programmable G keys.

Great build quality ; Matte black finish ; Cherry MX Red switches ; Sturdy palm rest

Difficult software suite

Frankly, this is the color-customizable mechanical gaming keyboard to get. But unless you're ready to dig deep, prepare to wrestle with Corsair's software.

Looks amazing, backlight is ace, gaming keys are nice for FPS use, feels solid, nice to type on

Can be a bit loud, expensive

There's really nothing here not to like. It's a well-built keyboard that will last a lifetime of gaming, and typing. It looks amazing, feels great and oozes cool. Unlike some keyboards we've tested recently, it also works well for typing, and we got...

Brushed metal plate. Spare keycaps for MOBA and FPS. USB-C detachable cable. 8000Hz polling rate. Great quality, specs and aesthetics.

Spare keycaps are just ABS. Stiff cable. No option for clicky/tactile switches.

It may be aimed at competitive gamers, but this is an all-round excellent TKL keyboard.

The K70 LUX RGB is an iterative "up"-grade to earlier K70 RGB models, but it has below-par RGB backlighting.

Brushed aluminium frame.

Steep asking price.

Premium design ; Feature rich ; Endless customisability options ; Comfortable ; Great performance

So we’ve seen 3 new switch types in as many years all courtesy of this exclusive partnership with Cherry, but the question is, is it worth it? In short, yes; innovative keyboard products are few and far between, so the fact a major PC hardware company...

We honestly expected a higher price for the K70 RGB Rapidfire given that it sports a number of improvements and extra features compared to the standard RGB version. That's not to say this isn't still a hugely expensive keyboard, but considering the...