Corsair K95 RGB Platinum XT Mechanical Wired Gaming Keyboard - Cherry MX Speed Switches - PBT Double-Shot Keycaps - iCUE Compatible - QWERTY NA Layout - Black
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Style: MX Speed Silver
Pattern: Keyboard
Features
- Per-key RGB backlighting and a 19-zone LightEdge across the top of the keyboard delivers dynamic and vibrant lighting effects with near-limitless customization
- Tuned for low noise operation even at full load; MTBF hours
- Gain an in-game advantage with six dedicated macro keys fully programmable for complex macros and key remaps or swap to the included S-key keycaps and program special streaming commands through Elgato Stream Deck software
- Cherry MX Speed RGB Silver mechanical key switches provide ultra-fast 1.2 millimeter actuation and proven reliability with 100 million keystrokes
- A detachable soft textured cushioned leatherette palm rest offers the plush comfort to breeze through marathon gaming sessions
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The Corsair K95 RGB Platinum XT Mechanical Gaming Keyboard immerses your desktop in dynamic RGB lighting with per-key illumination Precision-molded 104/105-key PBT double-shot keycap set 100 million keystroke- Cherry MX Speed RGB Silver key switches and an anodized aluminum frame offer extraordinary build quality Six dedicated macro keys establish an in-game advantage with the added benefit of Elgato Stream Deck software integration A detachable cushioned leatherette palm rest offers plush comfort while dedicated multimedia keys an aluminum volume roller and a USB pass-through port put convenient control within reach Powerful iCUE software gives you control over your lighting macros key remaps and more Boasting 100% anti-ghosting with N-key rollover and onboard storage for five profiles the K95 RGB Platinum XT lets you play with a full deck.
Brand: Corsair
Compatible Devices: PC
Connectivity Technology: Wired
Keyboard Description: Mechanical
Recommended Uses For Product: Gaming
Special Feature: Backlit
Color: Black
Keyboard backlighting color support: RGB
Style: MX Speed Silver
Product Dimensions: 18.3"L x 6.7"W x 1.4"H
Brand: Corsair
Series: CORSAIR K95 RGB PLATINUM XT
Item model number: CH-9127414-NA
Hardware Platform: PC
Operating System: Mac OS X 10.12 Sierra, Windows 10
Item Weight: 2.88 pounds
Product Dimensions: 18.3 x 6.7 x 1.4 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 18.3 x 6.7 x 1.4 inches
Color: Black
Power Source: Wired
Manufacturer: CORSAIR
Date First Available: November 29, 2022
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Style: MX Blue
Pattern: Keyboard
This keyboard IMO is the best of the best. Yea, it is a bit more expensive than other out there, but you are getting more. You get an option of many different Cherry MX keys(I went with Blue), a USB pass through, GREAT RGB lighting, added macro keys and a VERY comfortable wrist rest. I have tried the Razer Blackwidow V3 and the Elite. Both are good keyboards, but the Elite, while it had a nice wrist rest(magnetic) had black key bases so it's RGB lighting is dim and the V3, which does have good RGB lighting, didn't have the USB pass through and came with a hard plastic wrist rest that doesn't attach , in any way, to the keyboard(no magnets or anything, it just sits there). The green Razer keey were pretty good but no match for the feel and sound of true Cherry MX Blue keys. Another thing I love about the K95 is the ability to load lighting profiles directly to the keyboard so you do NOT need to be running iCue to get the lighting effects you want. This is a nice thing to have when you want to run a minimized set up for gaming or move the keyboard to another computer. Razer has none of this. On top of this, the light really blows Razer out of the water. With the exception of the Blackwidow V3, all Razer RGB keyboards seem dim and under lit compared to Corsair. The translucent key bases make all the difference. Plus this has an added RGB light bar at the top of the keyboard for an extra add effect, which looks awesome. And the Corsair log is at the top of the keyboard, so it does NOT get hidden by the write rest, unlike Razer's keyboards, which have the log at the bottom. The one (big) minus I will give Corsair is iCue. It is a big step behind Razer in programmability. It seems to take a lot more steps to accomplish what is easily done in Razer's Synapse. Plus, if you have multiple Razer devices, it allows you to group the devices so when you set a lighting profile, it applies to ALL devices. In iCue, you have to set the lighting profile for EACH device independently, which is a complete waste of time. To add to this, while Corsair has profiles that you can load to the keyboard directly, you have to program them in it's own HARDWARE tab and you CANNOT copy regular lighting profiles to the Hardware tab. So you basically have to program the light profile TWICE. Another waste of time. Pros Solid construction choice of different Cherry MX keys USB pass through GREAT and BRIGHT RGB lighting, with added light bar and logo at top, which won't get blocked by wrist rest Macro keys Nicely padded wrist rest Cons iCue - Corsair really needs to step it up and look at how Razer does Synapse as there are many head scratching things in iCue. All in all this is a great keyboard. If you are after great RBG lighting and added macro keys, get this. Just be prepared for some extra effort needed for iCue.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2021 by Chuck
Style: MX Blue
Pattern: Keyboard
Guys, stop reading this and just buy it, best advice I can give you. I have had two of these now, I bought a K95 Platinum with Speed Switches and a K95 Platinum XT with Blue Switches, both by Cherry MX. First off, Cherry MX switches are the business. They sound the best, look the best, feel the best because they are the best, hands down. Second off, the materials that this keyboard is made of had to of come from the most premium of parts vendors because even the keycaps feel like a luxury. My Mercedes Benz's parts have a feel that resembles the feel I get when typing on this keyboard, so I can only describe it as a luxury. The LEDs... WOW. They are extremely bright and allow multiple different brightness settings. You can change the color of absolutely every LED on this keyboard and the light bar across the top is comprised of 12 different lights that can be addressed individually. The lighting effects that you can make with this keyboard are endless and the community has tons of designs available for download if you cannot make it yourself. iQUE's software allows for just about anything you can imagine to be done to this keyboard's LED lights. The typing and gaming experience is just simply a pleasure. Typing this review right now feels like an absolute delight and the sound it is making is nothing short of pure bliss. Oh, and did I mention it has media controls too? Cause uh yeah, it does, and man is that a feature all keyboards should have. For gaming, you have six macro keys that come in handy and are easy to reach. The texturized keycaps make sure your fingers are not going to accidentally slide onto Q when you don't want to ultimate in Overwatch. They also include a keycap with the Corsair boat on it, which is pretty awesome, and I used it to replace my, "Esc," key. Everything is addressable and wildly customizable. The wrist rest is plush and feels absolutely amazing, seriously, one of the best placements for a wrist rest I have ever experienced. I strongly recommend the K95 Platinum XT over the Standard Platinum as it offers the integration with your stream deck and it also offers the Cherry MX Blue switches. Which I strongly recommend as they are pretty quiet for being MX Blues. If not, I would recommend the Cherry MX Reds or Browns for typing and gaming use. If you don't plan on doing much typing and a lot of gaming, go with the Cherry MX Speeds. Buy this keyboard guys, it is worth it, you keep keyboards for years anyway. Go ahead and treat yourself, you won't regret it.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2020 by Khayman
Style: MX Speed Silver
Pattern: Keyboard
This keyboard is great. The keys are very responsive, and it takes next to no effort to get an input on screen. It is a dream to play video games with, and the typing experience isn't bad either, even with the curved wasd keys you get (this is optional, it comes with the regular keys installed). The wrist rest is nothing special, I wish it had a thicker, more firm cushion. It's very thin and cheap. I'm pretty sure my wrists are resting on the hard part right now, but it's not uncomfortable when using it so it's ok. I think the wrist rest should be better for a 195$ keyboard. The software is a little less than great, but it's totally fine. It offers tons of fun light preset options and allows you to make your own. The only issue I have with it is that when I boot up my PC, it doesn't launch automatically, and at the same time it will automatically create a minimum of 5 profiles named after the keyboard. I don't know why, but it happens after you delete those profiles. I deleted them because I accidently switch profiles with a button on my mouse actively changing my button maps on my mouse. It's annoying for obvious reasons. I just mapped the profile switch button on my (Dark Core SE) mouse to "tab" so that should fix the profile switch problem. If you want a quality top-of-the-line gaming keyboard with all of the bells and whistles. This is a strong contender. I recommend this keyboard it's great gaming keyboard despite its shortcomings.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2022 by Victor Dominguez