I personally prefer the RGB lighting on top compared to my other Razer Hunstman Elite

Overall the switches are... good enough, the lighting is nice but, this is not the level of quality you'd expect from a $200 product

Gunmetal looks awesome, the lighting is awesome and it’s a weighted keyboard that feels like it was made well

The software could probably run Clark W. Griswold's christmas lighting spectacular of his dreams

The positives of this keyboard are the metal body feels solid, the letter and number keys all feel excellent to type and game on thanks to the speed switches, the lighting is gorgeous, and the overall presentation is very premium.

I love how I can change the color to a solid color for productivity, and brighten or dim the lights depending on the ambient lighting.

This one has nice fancy lights and if you got the speed switches very nice feel and response time

Has beautiful lighting, good switches and outstanding build quality

I haven’t tried the full leveraging of this aspect of the program, but you can come up with some pretty sweet lighting profiles

If you've ever driven a Saab at night, you understand how nice green lights are at night.

Not sure what the RGB hype is all about, if I wanted to see crazy looking lights I would go to a

(I set up the led lights to light up like a ripple effect starting from that particular key pressed)

The lighting on this is exceptional

really responsive, great lighting and community presets

Also, even though I only like static lighting, it's a shame that profiles with non-static effects cannot be sent over to device memory - they'll only work with CUE or its daemon running.

The blue light of my X key is already burning out and dim compared to neighboring key and causes discoloring of anything that uses the blue light

I found the wrist support comfortable; the key action like "butta"--smooth, accurate, great feedback, and a kaleidoscopic LED lighting that will makes it a "fun" keyboard. Be sure to download the manual and the CUE interface.

The lighting is superior

This keyboard is often no recognized by the cue software, which means all my fancy lighting and macros will not work

It took me a long time to figure out when using the static lighting you had to first select all the keys

if you want a keyboard that has great lighting, quality, and decent software - or no software at all.

Fantastic, sturdy keyboard with awesome lighting system

Arrived with a single dead led light (the blue led for the 'page down' key)

The reason was due to the cost of extra switches, but they didn't mind adding that useless light strip

The lighting is nice but confusing to set up.

The lighting is nice but confusing to set up.

Then restart it, the lights then go back to working as I have them setup

Imo, having had many corsair hardware, that Corsair has the best quality RGB lighting when it comes to Rgb keyboards

Great keyboards, built solid, lovely lights, complete pain in the butt to clean.

The Corsair "Cue" software is a little quirky, but it does allow many nice lighting options

I HATE these unnecessary G KEYS ON THE