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Corsair K100 RGB Optical-Mechanical Wired Gaming Keyboard - OPX Switches - PBT Double-Shot Keycaps - Elgato Stream Deck and iCUE Compatible - QWERTY NA Layout - Black

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Style: K100


Pattern: OPX Optical Switches


Features

  • The CORSAIR K100 RGB is the pinnacle of CORSAIR keyboards, offering the cutting-edge performance, style, durability, and customization that gamers need to stand above the rest..Keyboard Cable Material: Braided
  • The centerpiece of your gaming setup, the CORSAIR K100 RGB boasts a refined design bolstered by a durable aluminum frame, dynamic per-key RGB backlighting, and a 44-zone three-sided LightEdge.
  • Powered by CORSAIR AXON Hyper-Processing Technology, enabling CORSAIRs most advanced gaming keyboard experience by delivering up to 4x faster throughput with native 4,000Hz hyper-polling and 4,000Hz key scanning, while simultaneously driving up to 20-layer lighting effects.
  • A programmable iCUE control wheel gives you command over backlighting, media jogging, and more through CORSAIR iCUE software, customizable to perform actions in games and applications.

Description

The incomparable CORSAIR K100 RGB Optical-Mechanical Gaming Keyboard combines stunning aluminum design with per-key RGB lighting and a 44-zone LightEdge. Powerful CORSAIR AXON Hyper-Processing Technology enables unparalleled capabilities such as 4,000Hz polling. CORSAIR OPX RGB optical-mechanical keyswitches. offer hyper-fast 1.0mm actuation while registering keypresses up to 4x faster than standard mechanical gaming keyboards thanks to AXON, housed in durable double-shot PBT keycaps.

Brand: Corsair


Compatible Devices: Gaming Console


Connectivity Technology: Wired


Keyboard Description: Mechanical, Gaming


Recommended Uses For Product: Gaming


Special Feature: Lighting


Color: Black


Operating System: Mac OS X 10.15 or newer, Windows 10


Number of Keys: 110


Keyboard backlighting color support: RGB


Brand: ‎Corsair


Item model number: ‎CH-912A01A-NA


Hardware Platform: ‎PC


Operating System: ‎Mac OS X 10.15 or newer, Windows 10


Item Weight: ‎2.9 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎19.3 x 3.2 x 9.4 inches


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎19.3 x 3.2 x 9.4 inches


Color: ‎Black


Voltage: ‎1 Volts


Batteries: ‎1 Lithium Ion batteries required.


Manufacturer: ‎Corsair


Country of Origin: ‎China


Date First Available: ‎November 22, 2022


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    • Worth it if it is what you want
Style: K100 AIR WIRELESS Pattern: CHERRY MX Ultra Low Profile Switches
What I mean by the title is that this keyboard is for a specific group of people. Off the bat, this thing is EXPENSIVE! It is the priciest keyboard I saw when browsing, but given my preferences and my love for Corsair, I had to have it. It is also a laptop style keyboard, or that is to say that it use Ultra Low Profile (ULP) Tactile Switches from Cherry. The keys are thin, and have a very low actuation distance. It's wireless via dongle or Bluetooth, and comes with a very nice black USB-C cable. It is thin, sleek, and beautiful in my opinion. I love the way the keys feel, look, and type. Overall it is the best keyboard on the market for me, and the one I use. I just think it could have done a couple of things differently, or even had an upgraded model(read further). Looks-wise, this is it. The thickest part of this keyboard is smaller than the thinnest part of my previous k70 LUX. I took a few moments to revel in that upon unboxing. The RGB is gorgeous, but doesn't have what I have come to see as 'obnoxious' backlighting. The font of the keys is so much better than my k70. These have a professional look to them, and even with the RGB it doesn't scream 'gamer!', even though it may satiate that look to those looking for it. It matches my full RGB PC 'gamer' setup very well. The brushed aluminum is gorgeous. They fumbled not using it for the keycaps as well. For the price? Come on. It would have an even more impressive shine and it would have such a luxurious feel, possibly staying colder and reducing sweat while improving grip(Corsair I would love to work on your design team ;). Other reviewers were talking about making the bottom metal as well. I don't really care with that. The screen is beautiful, but why can't I change the status LED colors, only the logo. Almost three hundred dollars. Small miss but these are the things you look for when you buy this type of keyboard. The brightness settings look good as well. It was easy to use and set up, but might be because I am very familiar with iCUE. Assuming this would be your only slipstream device and you download iCUE prior to plugging the keyboard in, setting it up would probably be pretty easy for anyone. The wireless dongle works very well as long as it is plugged in to a USB 3.0 port or better. Wired mode works great of course. I personally love the iCUE software. I love Corsair and I think iCUE is rightfully considered at the forefront of proprietary RGB tech. The keyboard was easy to set up and integrate, and it works so well. The keyboard has tons of profile slots for wired profiles and 2 for hardware slots. Some people seem to think that only the hardware profiles work in wireless mode. This is not true. You just have to set another lighting layer in your profile for wireless mode, which is only available to be edited in wireless mode. Vice Versa with wired mode editing. This is the only quirk I have encountered to date. Wired switches instantly with the profile button but wireless takes 2-3 seconds. Not ideal but I can live with it. Overall I love iCUE and it works well with the K100 Air. Now, my qualms and an idea. This keyboard is so thin. I said that as a positive earlier, and it is, but after a while of using this on my desk, it became a negative sometimes. Not to say I dislike the actual key and switch size, but the keyboard occasionally comes across as too low to the surface. Like I got a 3/4in book and set the keyboard on there and I liked how it felt a lot. It would be cool if Corsair could make, or include(price, again) some sort of mount you can sit the keyboard on to raise it up. Second, Corsair blew an opportunity not including Nexus into the screen on this keyboard. I'm gonna be mad when it comes out for the next generation right after I buy this one, but I digress. The screen on this one is cool and looks good, but the plastic cover is awful and being unable to change the indicator light colors is just bad. Corsair should have either incorporated Nexus into this keyboard, or had the option for a "K100 Air Pro" with the Nexus for slightly more. Overall, I love this keyboard. It fits my style. The reason I said to buy it if it is what you want, is because this keyboard won't appeal to the type of person who likes a thick mechanical keyboard, blaring RGB, and their clicks as loud as possible. This is more lowkey and function oriented for typing. The ULP switches are slightly but noticeably quieter than the Cherry MX Red's I had on the K70 LUX. The RGB does not light up my desk like the K70. This is a very subjective pro. It is so thin. Subjectively a pro and a con at times. ULP switches are another subjective pro. What I am getting at is that except for the couple grievances I had, I love this keyboard. This keyboard performs how it set out to. It is up to you to figure out if that is what you want. It IS what I want, and I appreciate how well it achieves that. Overall a 5/5 for me, and Corsair, I always have more product and design ideas. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2023 by Dallas
    • Aweseome non-Ergonomic keyboard - Don't get me wrong, I would still buy it.
Style: K100 Pattern: CHERRY MX SPEED Switches
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Overview: This is the most awesome keyboard I've ever used. Totally programmable down to the LEDs. The layout is sweet and the keys super, maybe too super, responsive. Pros: Wow, what a keyboard. It's hard to know where to start. The keys are snappy and make typing fast a pleasure. The LED lighting is superb and you can have as many lighting modes as you want and flip between them in the click of a button. The jog wheel is nice and changes color depending on feature selected but it does make for a nice way to skip through songs or through videos. There is a lock key for the Windows button so you don't have the Windows Star Menu popping up while working extensively with the Ctrl, Alt or Shift buttons often such as in Photoshop. I love this feature because the keys are so close together I am often hitting the Windows button by accident. This eliminates that problem and I don't mind using the mouse to bring up the Windows Start Menu. The media buttons are in the BEST possible location and seem to work with what ever player is active. The mute is very and you will love the cylinder shaped volume button which is perfectly responsive and well placed. If you play music on your PC, you will love this Keyboard. The iCUE software is incredible and lets you program the colors down to the individual key. The keys are very responsive, perhaps a bit too responsive if anything. No, you cannot rest your fingers on the keys, but when you do touch one, it recognizes it instantly. This is a full size keyboard with number key pad which is the way I prefer it. This will take up some desk space BUT all the keys are there. I couldn't and wouldn't work on a keyboard without it. The G1 through G6 programmable keys add a bit to the length of the keyboard but not by a lot. They are handy but I might have looked into locating them away from the left edge. I do on occasion mistake G6 for Control but that is from 50 years of typing on a standard keyboard where the bottom left most key was Ctrl. I am slowly getting better. You can program these keys for what ever purpose you want and if 6 keys are not enough then you can flip between saved modes at the touch of a button (or a mouse key if you couple the keyboard with the proper Corsair mouse). And if that wasn't enough, those modes allow you to program just about any key or key combination to do anything you want from launching programs to entire scripts. Very, very handy. Cons: Yes, this keyboard is NOT Ergonomic!!!! It does have a nice wrist rest but switching from a fully ergonomic keyboard (Microsoft Wireless 7000 series) back to an straight in line keyboard has been a challenge. I would have loved to see this in a similar ergonomic curved design but you just don't see any that do RGB the way this thing does. So if you are used to a straight keyboard, you will love this. If you are used to a truly ergonomic keyboard, this will take some getting used to but I love it so much it's worth the frustrations. If they do introduce an ergonomic version of this keyboard I will be all over it. iCUE isn't all they claim it to be. Like most of the RGB software on the market it's glitchy and doesn't play nice with other brands. The board claims to be ASUS Aura compliant but IT IS NOT!! I constantly have to reset my ASUS Armory Crate software controlling my system fans and memory LEDs because the iCUE software steps on it even if you turn off the ASUS features in iCUE. The iCUE software claims to support ASUS Aura and I can control the motherboard and even Graphic Processor lighting but it ignores all the ASUS Aura headers on the motherboard so memory modules and fans cannot be controlled by iCUE. This is NOT Aura compatible and IMO, they should remove the claim that it is. Overview: I can't say enough good thins about the design of this keyboard. I absolutely love it. Yes, I would love to have a true ergonomic version with curved layout of the keys but it's still a pleasure to use. If not for the iCUE compatibility issues with ASUS this would have gotten a full on positive review. Not sorry I went with this keyboard but might have opted for the ASUS keyboard and mouse had I known about the software issues. Corsair seems to have no intention of fixing the issues though admitting it doesn't work as advertised. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2023 by Darvin A. Darvin A.

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