The lighting effects you can make with the CUE software is pretty

There are some nice preset effects that you can try, and if you want something specific you can tweak to your heart's content

Fantastic build, good lighting effects, responsive and snappy

Since the K63 only has a red backlight and no RGB, the lighting effects are fairly straightforward

The lighting effects are great, though can be a little difficult to understand at first

Nice tactile response to the keys without making a lot of obtrusive sound

Easy to use, good response, easy to clean in case of accidents... this is the best keyboard I've ever used, whether for gaming or for general typing and such.

The mechanical Cherry MX switches on the keyboard means improved tactile response no matter whether typing or gaming

Definitely recommend for anyone needing a high quality keyboard for a fair price.

Also this keyboard comes in with reasonable price without the rgb lighting which is great choice for me since im not a fan of rgb anyways

Overall, the K63 is a fine if somewhat barebones tenkeyless, mechanical keyboard at a reasonable price

And finally, I got this keyboard for $65, which is an amazing price for the product

CHEAP PRICE POINT

It is beautiful and well-built, and it would not look out of place on the desk of any professional in any office anywhere, and for the quality that you are getting the price is remarkably reasonable

I even tried going easy on the keys, thinking maybe I'm just aggressive.. nah, sill leaked l wicked loud

Feel soft coming from cherry mx blue, good quality built, wish they used usb or braided cable since the rubber looked too fragile.

I tape over the LED, which is fine with an LED I don't have to see.

With the Corsair K63, you get a no-frills keyboard that checks all the important boxes--Cherry MX switches, solid build quality, media keys, and adjustable backlighting--without breaking the bank

I'm not a huge fan of the red switches personally as it makes typos a bit harder to catch while typing but as a primarily gaming keyboard it works great

Solid keyboard, not the best on the market but absolutely a wonderful first gaming keyboard and a stellar value.

This is a nice, high-end gaming keyboard with all the bells and whistles.

I use a nostromo for gaming so no issue there.

but if you looking for a working gaming keyboard definitely recommend.

The mechanical Cherry MX switches on the keyboard means improved tactile response no matter whether typing or gaming

Also a majority of the keys are sticky and require a lot of force to be actuated, they feel like soda was spilled on them, even the switches look dirty and used

no need to say how good the cherry red switches are, the whole chasis has some weight to it and it feels really solid

I learned on a mechanical typewriter (UNDERWOOD FTW) and these switches are just stiff enough to provide good tactile feedback.

The size is great, has usable media keys, and the genuine cherry mx switches at this price point is very appealing

I even tried going easy on the keys, thinking maybe I'm just aggressive.. nah, sill leaked l wicked loud

My kids like to peck on the keys just because the feel and sound is so satisfying!

The k68 is responsive tho, just a little basic and cheap feeling.

So although they make noise like all mechanical keyboards, they have a softer and less clangy feel than some others (like the MX Brown switches).

I love the feel of it when I strike a key

I bought this keyboard for work since I personally love typing on a Cherry MX switch keyboard

Good typing feel, LED's are nice and bright and the keyboard is easy to clean

The mechanical Cherry MX switches on the keyboard means improved tactile response no matter whether typing or gaming

I could bust out a lot more work again and typing and being on the computer is actually fun again

My biggest gripe with this keyboard is this tinny spring noise you can here when typing

The back lighting is very bright and the build quality is very solid.

Only con is slightly dimmer lights that get diffused

I've noticed:-I have the keyboard plugged into my monitor and if my laptop isn't hooked up as well the bright red key lights won't turn off.-the "windows" button works as the CRTL button for copy/paste, which took some time to figure out.- most of the function buttons don't work and can't be assigned that I know of, so I still have to use my laptop track pad to navigate between spaces

I even tried going easy on the keys, thinking maybe I'm just aggressive.. nah, sill leaked l wicked loud

, it fits well on the desk without the number pad on the side, the red lighting is cool (although I just have it on low, I'm not sure why anyone would want to use any of the many effects) and it's not too loud.

The build quality of the Corsair seems very solid, nearly on a par with the Code, and much better than certain Chinese keyboards selling Cherry MX ripoffs at half the price

I think my "a" and "d" keys are sinking as they are significantly lower than the "s" or "f"

The build quality is solid, even though it's plastic; it feels very heavy and well built

I even tried going easy on the keys, thinking maybe I'm just aggressive.. nah, sill leaked l wicked loud

With the Corsair K63, you get a no-frills keyboard that checks all the important boxes--Cherry MX switches, solid build quality, media keys, and adjustable backlighting--without breaking the bank

The keyboard has a nice lock feature that disables the "Win" key, and good audio controls for mute and etc

I even tried going easy on the keys, thinking maybe I'm just aggressive.. nah, sill leaked l wicked loud

While playing Asphalt 8: Airborne I had more precise control and correspondingly a higher score

One feature I particularly like are the separate multimedia and volume controls

There's no USB port, but the keyboard has very nice and functional media controls (volume, play, stop, forward, etc.).

defective product, the f9 key is missingand it comes in a package that is not original,I do not recommend this

Corsair would have a good product here if they could fix their

What a crappy product.

Fantastic keyboard if you are wanting to really feel like you have a top notch product

Overall, I'd recommend this product if you could purchase it for $60 or under

The board is backlit in red and each individual key is illuminated - I like that.

I had been using the Havit mechanical keyboard for a while, and liked it, but wanted something a bit less noisy and easier on my fingers since I've been suffering from repetitive strain injuries on my left hand

In two days of switching to this keyboard, my repetitive strain injuries haven't felt so bad

In two days of switching to this keyboard, my repetitive strain injuries haven't felt so bad

I tape over the LED, which is fine with an LED I don't have to see.