In the market for a keyboard and I don't personally own this one but looks like other places selling for over $100
https://www.mwave.com.au/product/corsair-k63-wireless-tkl-me…
Corsair K63 Wireless TKL Mechanical Gaming Keyboard $89.50 + Delivery ($0 C&C) @ Mwave
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LCookiecrumble on 29/11/2021 - 10:45 mwave.com.au (748 clicks)
Last edited 29/11/2021 - 10:48 by 1 other user
Last edited 29/11/2021 - 10:48 by 1 other user
This is part of Black Friday / Cyber Monday deals for 2021
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Good for limited space user.
I have this keyboard and I quite like it. Fits into the matching lapboard if that's your thing.
While I like Corsair physical design - nice thick metal slab with floating Cherry MX switches - I ended up stopping using them because of irritating driver or firmware issues across a number of the K series models.
They remained functional but lighting levels would vary on a few keys at the same time. You could fix it by plugging it into a "new" computer for the keyboard and it would go back to normal behavior for a bit.
Using the lights on this makes battery life frustratingly short anyway. Once you turn them off it's decent and a keyboard worth buying. Especially new at this price.
I have this keyboard with the lapboard and a Dark Core RGB Pro for a HTPC setup. It's quite a good mechanical board and good range for gaming/general use on the TV. I sit about 3 meters from the TV and have no issues with latency.
I have the K63 wired keyboard and it's had light flickering and keystroke registering issues. Would not recommend their K-series keyboards. I'm trying to find something similar to the K63: Wireless (2.4ghz, non-BT), Tenkeyless, and a clean look, but I'm struggling to find anything that isn't like $250+. Any recommendations?
After the same thing, but my limit is $100.
We have one of these in the living room for my kids' occasional gaming. They had communication issues until I moved the USB dongle to the front of the PC and moved the mouse one away with a USB extension lead (as the overlapping fields seemed to cause occasional interference). Since I did that though performance has been flawless and they've never had a problem with battery longevity (they don't try to use it for weeks without charging though, it's usually reconnected at night so the most it would get is a couple of days of use before a recharge).
If only it had the numpad I would be buying. Thanks anyway