Not much to say functionally - all good in that respect whilst using it on machines without ICUE installed/running. The main problem with the keyboard is when connected to a device with ICUE running you are completely unable to use the default shortcuts and even the function keys. Some work but the wide majority do not (E.g. media related) Read more

I liked the form factor of the keyboard - it’s what drew me to it in the first place. It’s also quite quiet, a little bit louder than the mx silent red but still very quiet. The lack of arrow keys took a little to get used to (as the FN key converts others to use for the arrows) but overall I use this for gaming and work and it works great for both! The one downside is the battery indicator, as there isn’t a constant one you have to check (FN + Enter) but it’s not a big price to pay! Read more

I love how tiny this keyboard is, and because it is very expensive, I don’t think that people would be interested in having it as a second keyboard. However, for anyone who has the extra money and would love to have a tiny keyboard as a gaming/backup keyboard, I would definitely recommend getting this one. The Cherry MX Red switches make a wonderful sound, compared to some of the other competitors out there. Unfortunately, this was not my type of keyboard and I had to spend slightly more on the ASUS Azoth, which uses very similar switches, but is a 75% keyboard. Read more

(EDIT: one year later and I like it more and more. Some of the combos are a bit annoying (arrow keys, anything involving windows key, ` character in particular) but otherwise still my main guy for work AND play.) Got this for sofa play. I already had two wireless keyboards (one that I have to return to my workplace) and I wanted one with low latency for gaming. Having a Corsair mouse I decided to stay on the Corsair ecosystem though it is not the cheapest 60% around or the one with the most impressive features. It is, however, a great product, and I can tell you that having a small device does wonders for your hands comfort - once you get some wrist rest of course. It is a bit hard to get used to the combos to use the arrow keys, Home, End, Page Down etc, but generally? totally worth it. I am not using my main wired k70 anymore except when it is totally necessary to use the numpad - this is how good this guy is. Among the features I needed - wireless, small, mechanical, easy to replace parts - it is one that clicked all the boxes and the one that turned out to be even better than I expected. Very happy with this purchase. Read more

I tried this product and the K65 Plus and I prefer the feel, typing and gaming experience of the Corsair K65 Plus (Tactile). The key caps are just better in every way on the K65 Plus (Tactile). Read more