Corsair K60 RGB Pro Review: Corsair back at its game with all new mechanical gaming keyboards

New Delhi: Corsair is known for making some of the flashiest yet in the budget to pricy gaming keyboards in the keyboard market.

The K60 line is one of the Corsair’s pocket-friendly mechanical keyboards under the pricing range of $100. Corsair K60 ($79.99) pro comes with only a red backlight where K60 RGB Pro SE ($99.99) and K60 Pro LowProfile ($109.99) are the pricier ones in the line-up.

You get the complete per-key RGB expertise, likewise as a pleasant brushed metallic element and even Cherry-branded mechanical switches. However, these Cherry Viola switches aren’t the MX-style ones and have a distracting look that’ll perpetually inform you of their budget nature, measuring 17.4 x 5.4 x 1.7 inches.

At this value, it is unsurprised to examine Corsair antedate luxuries, bank of macro keys or lavish volume wheel, found on a number of its alternative diversion keyboards. However, you have to pay $10 additional on the Corsair K60 RGB pro SE for that.

The cable is another obvious downgrade. It’s a thicker rubber one with some social control wherever it attaches to the keyboard, creating it more durable, however not possible, to bend. Overall, the cable appears as straightforward to interrupt as the other typical rubber one if you’re too aggressive with it, however the USB instrumentality that goes into your desktop or laptop appearance durable. It’s a thick, exhausting plastic encasing, making it difficult to ruin.

Also almost like pudding keycaps, the switches combined with Corsair’s selection of “low-profile” keycaps open the gates for the associate overflow of RGB. With RGB on, the switches’ sockets glow sharply however still with a refined white overcast, sort of a glow stick

As for the Gaming experience, the Cherry Viola switches fared a touch higher on the field of battle than with writing. They don’t need abundant force to actuate, thus holding down a button or a couple of for long periods of your time, like once navigating a parcel, are less exhausting.
Plus point is that the buttons reset back to place nicely and quickly, creating quick key inputs a breeze.

But if you continue to just like the stripped-down look of this keyboard and need high-end customization computer code and a few thoughtful premium touches, the K60 RGB professional is price considering.