Corsair K70 RGB MK.2 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Cherry MX Brown Keys $179 Delivered @ Amazon AU

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The same price as the Black Friday deal but sold by Amazon AU, instead of Amazon US, so no prime required. Down from $249 which seems to be the general staticice price also.

Model CH-9109012-NA

About this item

• Aircraft-grade Anodized Brushed Aluminum Frame: Built to withstand a lifetime of gaming. Lightweight and rugged durability, built to last thousands of hours of gameplay
• 8MB Profile Storage with Hardware Playback: Allow access to up to three stored profiles on the go, independent of external software
• Dynamic Multicolor Per-key Backlighting: Vivid dynamic multi-color RGB per-key backlighting offers near unlimited color customization and control
• USB Pass Through Port: Provides convenient access to an additional USB port for your mouse or headset
• Dedicated Volume and Multimedia Controls: Control to adjust audio on-the-fly, without interrupting your game
• Detachable, Soft-touch Wrist Rest: The comfort to enhance your gameplay during the longest gaming session

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  Sammyboy on 23/12/2020 - 10:30

  +8

  The key caps on these break real easily. As in the bit that connects to the switch. Wiping/cleaning the key caps with a micro fibre cloth is enough to break a key. Warranty is a pain as you have to deal with Corsair in USA. Have 2 boards and both have had the key caps break. Have ordered a set of PBT key caps to replace with. If you do make sure the set is for Corsair as they are bit different from the standard. Otherwise a good keyboard

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    XanderYuan on 23/12/2020 - 10:44

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    The retailer will provide warranty, in this case, Amazon au

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    jason101 on 23/12/2020 - 10:44

    +1

    I've had the same issue - but very happy that replacement keys are easily available for a few dollars each on aliexpress/ebay etc. Not sure why someone negged you it is actually an issue with this board, but one easily overcome.

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    shiny1 on 23/12/2020 - 11:01

    My nav cluster has been replaced with spare keycap due to weak stems. It's going to be a little awkward selling my keyboard.

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    virtual81 on 23/12/2020 - 11:17

    This info is handy.

    Got a Logitech G810 and want to move on from it, not happy with the quality.
    Current G810 has 4 tiny stems and just through ordinary use some are breaking and the stems get stuck in the hole in the switch.
    Even if i could get replacement keys getting the stems out of the switch is going to be the biggest issue.

    I'd like something backlit, RGB optional, but adjustable brightness at least would be nice.

    Have heard of cherry switches being the biz for years, but never owned a keyboard that held them, except maybe some really ancient PCs (original IBM PC/XT and AT??)

    Given the issues is it still worth buying that this price and dealing with the keys as they break, or is there a better keyboard?

    I'm after as compact a keyboard as possible (so not fancy wrist wrests that are non removable, no fancy bezels).
    That said i do need a number keypad still.
    Volume would be nice.
    Backlit for a non touch typer to see in the dark, but not blinding (adjustable would be fine).
    Prefer host powered, would rather not have to supply separate power to it.

    ::edit:: Is PBT a brand, or type of keycap?

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      Ragnarok1983 on 23/12/2020 - 11:26

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      Polybutylene Terephthalate, it's a type of material used for key caps. More robust than the typical plastic you get.

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      shiny1 on 23/12/2020 - 12:01

      +1

      Check out all of keychrons offerings. They make decent quality keyboards of varying sizes to suit your needs.

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        virtual81 on 23/12/2020 - 15:51

        Looking now and i like what i see.
        Looks like i can escape the 'Gaming' brands and come out with a better keyboard.
        Thanks for the tip.

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    Balljuice on 23/12/2020 - 11:23

    I had key chatter after a few years of use on my K70 mk.II silent and Corsair replaced it with a brand new keyboard. Love the keyboard though, best I've ever used.

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  Sleuth on 23/12/2020 - 10:34

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  The volume roller and dedicated media keys are the main draw of Corsair to me. Hard to go back to any other keyboard without these after getting accustomed.

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  ozone141 on 23/12/2020 - 10:43

  Good price( i paid 250 at JB for this 6 months ago).. Nice keyboard. been using it for 6+ months and love it

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  dav3 on 23/12/2020 - 11:13

  I really want to replace my Kogan Mechanical, but not sure I want to throw $180 at something that seems to be so fragile

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    Ragnarok1983 on 23/12/2020 - 11:27

    I think its a bit overblown. Key caps are not fragile, just need to use the right tool when removing them for cleaning.

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  Super64 on 23/12/2020 - 11:39

  Good find! Normally $230+delivery with IT sellers. Bought and thanks!

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  SamyKn on 23/12/2020 - 14:03

  I'm tossing between different model for my first mechanical keyboard, is the Logitech G915 full size much better than this? Considering just cable connected and wifi/bluetooth off.