With the Corsair K70 RGB MK.2 Cherry MX Red, you have all the advantages of a K70 mechanical keyboard in combination with an updated design. In contrast to its predecessors, the K70 Mk.2 (Mark 2) has a larger and softer wrist rest, and the multimedia and control keys have been improved. This means you can play more comfortably and you can easily feel which multimedia key you're touching. The casing of the mechanical switches has also been improved so that it allows more light to pass through for your self-designed light pattern. This model has red mechanical switches, for a quick response time without a tactile bump or clear click.
With the Corsair K70 RGB MK.2 Cherry MX Red, you have all the advantages of a K70 mechanical keyboard in combination with an updated design. In contrast to its predecessors, the K70 Mk.2 (Mark 2) has a larger and softer wrist rest, and the multimedia and control keys have been improved. This means you can play more comfortably and you can easily feel which multimedia key you're touching. The casing of the mechanical switches has also been improved so that it allows more light to pass through for your self-designed light pattern. This model has red mechanical switches, for a quick response time without a tactile bump or clear click.
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Corsair K70 RGB MK.2 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard (Cherry MX Red)
With the Corsair K70 RGB MK.2 Cherry MX Red, you have all the advantages of a K70 mechanical keyboard in combination with an updated design. In contrast to its predecessors, the K70 Mk.2 (Mark 2) has a larger and softer wrist rest, and the multimedia and control keys have been improved. This means you can play more comfortably and you can easily feel which multimedia key you're touching. The casing of the mechanical switches has also been improved so that it allows more light to pass through for your self-designed light pattern. This model has red mechanical switches, for a quick response time without a tactile bump or clear click.
With the Corsair K70 RGB MK.2 Cherry MX Red, you have all the advantages of a K70 mechanical keyboard in combination with an updated design. In contrast to its predecessors, the K70 Mk.2 (Mark 2) has a larger and softer wrist rest, and the multimedia and control keys have been improved. This means you can play more comfortably and you can easily feel which multimedia key you're touching. The casing of the mechanical switches has also been improved so that it allows more light to pass through for your self-designed light pattern. This model has red mechanical switches, for a quick response time without a tactile bump or clear click.
Last updated at 22/07/2026 08:13:52
Corsair K70 RGB MK.2 CHERRY MX Red Key System Mechanical Gaming Keyboard
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Corsair K70 RGB MK.2 Mechanical Keyboard (Cherry MX Red), A
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Corsair K70 MK.2 RGB Gaming Cherry MX Red CH-9109010-NA [PC]
Delivery between 24–30 July $12.70
originally posted on pbtech.co.nz
Loved this keyboard for 18 months. Went perfectly with my NZXT h700i case. Big, heavy, luxurious console that sits like a lordly slab on your desk. Has all the trimmings. Minor criticsim is key caps are a little wobbly and rattly. Nice MX Brown switches and generally good key feel. Nice sci-fi rounded, clear and tidy font on the keys, and a good size. Sharpish edges on the keyboard for that industrial feel that I kinda liked. Volume roller is super nice. The media keys don't feel as nice, but handy. Good thick cable. Software tricky but works, and enables syncing even of the lights on my Asus motherboard, as well as the Corsair RAM of course. Only criticism really is that the LEDs started to fail. First the blue or green LEDs in each switch, then finally some of the ... MoreLoved this keyboard for 18 months. Went perfectly with my NZXT h700i case. Big, heavy, luxurious console that sits like a lordly slab on your desk. Has all the trimmings. Minor criticsim is key caps are a little wobbly and rattly. Nice MX Brown switches and generally good key feel. Nice sci-fi rounded, clear and tidy font on the keys, and a good size. Sharpish edges on the keyboard for that industrial feel that I kinda liked. Volume roller is super nice. The media keys don't feel as nice, but handy. Good thick cable. Software tricky but works, and enables syncing even of the lights on my Asus motherboard, as well as the Corsair RAM of course. Only criticism really is that the LEDs started to fail. First the blue or green LEDs in each switch, then finally some of the red LEDs started giving out. As soon as that happens it looks a bit like missing teeth, so returned it and awesomely got a full store credit. Nearly went for another Corsair, knowing they've been aware of the issue for a while, and have presumably done something about it. But wanted something more compact and a lighter aesthetic, so bought a Roccat Vulcan Pro TKL, so we'll see how we get on with the German engineering and the LEDs in that. Apparently LEDs failing is quite a common problem with RGB keyboards in many models - something about some LEDs and designs being more vulnerable to static discharge, someone was saying.
originally posted on pbtech.co.nz
Yes it is pricey, but well worth it. You get what you pay for. I love brown mechanical as it's excellent for both typing and gaming. Good, solid construction with brilliant lighting and plenty of added extras. I love the wrist rest as it also is well built, although I would've preferred it to be leather. The only other thing I don't like is the USB is split into two, although only need to plug the 2nd one in if you want to have a USB cable in keyboard for charging or other things.Overall very happy. Excellent service by PB Tech. Really appreciate it and highly recommend the keyboard.
originally posted on pbtech.co.nz
I have a K68 MX red the predecessor of these. 2 problems to be aware of:1/ The buttons (particularly the Ctrl key) do not last long with intensive use - they break... They can however be replaced at appreciable cost.2/ The big one: you need to run the Corsair iCUE software to get the backlighting to work on their keyboards. This has been buggy from the start (eg the caps lock and num lock lights do not work after 24 hours running - without machine reboot). The bugs have got worse with iCUE ""upgrades"" / updates - not better. The iCUE software is definitely bloatware as well - 850 MB !! - to run a keyboard this is excessive.I have finally had enough of the buggy behaviour and replaced it with a Cooler Master K350 from PBTech - which doesn't require any ... MoreI have a K68 MX red the predecessor of these. 2 problems to be aware of:1/ The buttons (particularly the Ctrl key) do not last long with intensive use - they break... They can however be replaced at appreciable cost.2/ The big one: you need to run the Corsair iCUE software to get the backlighting to work on their keyboards. This has been buggy from the start (eg the caps lock and num lock lights do not work after 24 hours running - without machine reboot). The bugs have got worse with iCUE ""upgrades"" / updates - not better. The iCUE software is definitely bloatware as well - 850 MB !! - to run a keyboard this is excessive.I have finally had enough of the buggy behaviour and replaced it with a Cooler Master K350 from PBTech - which doesn't require any bloatware to run it - yay !.
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| Device Type | Keyboard |
| Backlit | RGB |
| Interface | USB |
| Input Device |
Corsair K70 RGB MK.2 CHERRY MX Red Key System Mechanical Gaming Keyboard
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
Corsair K70 RGB MK.2 Mechanical Keyboard (Cherry MX Red), A
Free delivery
Corsair K70 MK.2 RGB Gaming Cherry MX Red CH-9109010-NA [PC]
Delivery between 24–30 July $12.70
Loved this keyboard for 18 months. Went perfectly with my NZXT h700i case. Big, heavy, luxurious console that sits like a lordly slab on your desk. Has all the trimmings. Minor criticsim is key caps are a little wobbly and rattly. Nice MX Brown switches and generally good key feel. Nice sci-fi rounded, clear and tidy font on the keys, and a good size. Sharpish edges on the keyboard for that industrial feel that I kinda liked. Volume roller is super nice. The media keys don't feel as nice, but handy. Good thick cable. Software tricky but works, and enables syncing even of the lights on my Asus motherboard, as well as the Corsair RAM of course. Only criticism really is that the LEDs started to fail. First the blue or green LEDs in each switch, then finally some of the ... MoreLoved this keyboard for 18 months. Went perfectly with my NZXT h700i case. Big, heavy, luxurious console that sits like a lordly slab on your desk. Has all the trimmings. Minor criticsim is key caps are a little wobbly and rattly. Nice MX Brown switches and generally good key feel. Nice sci-fi rounded, clear and tidy font on the keys, and a good size. Sharpish edges on the keyboard for that industrial feel that I kinda liked. Volume roller is super nice. The media keys don't feel as nice, but handy. Good thick cable. Software tricky but works, and enables syncing even of the lights on my Asus motherboard, as well as the Corsair RAM of course. Only criticism really is that the LEDs started to fail. First the blue or green LEDs in each switch, then finally some of the red LEDs started giving out. As soon as that happens it looks a bit like missing teeth, so returned it and awesomely got a full store credit. Nearly went for another Corsair, knowing they've been aware of the issue for a while, and have presumably done something about it. But wanted something more compact and a lighter aesthetic, so bought a Roccat Vulcan Pro TKL, so we'll see how we get on with the German engineering and the LEDs in that. Apparently LEDs failing is quite a common problem with RGB keyboards in many models - something about some LEDs and designs being more vulnerable to static discharge, someone was saying.
Yes it is pricey, but well worth it. You get what you pay for. I love brown mechanical as it's excellent for both typing and gaming. Good, solid construction with brilliant lighting and plenty of added extras. I love the wrist rest as it also is well built, although I would've preferred it to be leather. The only other thing I don't like is the USB is split into two, although only need to plug the 2nd one in if you want to have a USB cable in keyboard for charging or other things.Overall very happy. Excellent service by PB Tech. Really appreciate it and highly recommend the keyboard.
I have a K68 MX red the predecessor of these. 2 problems to be aware of:1/ The buttons (particularly the Ctrl key) do not last long with intensive use - they break... They can however be replaced at appreciable cost.2/ The big one: you need to run the Corsair iCUE software to get the backlighting to work on their keyboards. This has been buggy from the start (eg the caps lock and num lock lights do not work after 24 hours running - without machine reboot). The bugs have got worse with iCUE ""upgrades"" / updates - not better. The iCUE software is definitely bloatware as well - 850 MB !! - to run a keyboard this is excessive.I have finally had enough of the buggy behaviour and replaced it with a Cooler Master K350 from PBTech - which doesn't require any ... MoreI have a K68 MX red the predecessor of these. 2 problems to be aware of:1/ The buttons (particularly the Ctrl key) do not last long with intensive use - they break... They can however be replaced at appreciable cost.2/ The big one: you need to run the Corsair iCUE software to get the backlighting to work on their keyboards. This has been buggy from the start (eg the caps lock and num lock lights do not work after 24 hours running - without machine reboot). The bugs have got worse with iCUE ""upgrades"" / updates - not better. The iCUE software is definitely bloatware as well - 850 MB !! - to run a keyboard this is excessive.I have finally had enough of the buggy behaviour and replaced it with a Cooler Master K350 from PBTech - which doesn't require any bloatware to run it - yay !.
This is an absolutely beautiful keyboard. It feels solid and well-made, and the brown switches really make a difference: they just *feel right*-- sturdy and "deep" and "clicky" enough but not too soft or too noisy.I'm not a serious dedicated gamer... but I am a writer. For YEARS I have been irritated at keyboard design and feel-- when you're spending hours on a keyboard writing and you need something that works with you and responds quickly, you notice when something feels off or works with your flow.This is sublime. Reminds me of the beloved old Honeywell I had when I was a teenager.The setup is no drama, and the lighting effects are nifty and seem to be good quality too.I nearly went with something cheaper and less "flashy," but I am glad I decided to ... MoreThis is an absolutely beautiful keyboard. It feels solid and well-made, and the brown switches really make a difference: they just *feel right*-- sturdy and "deep" and "clicky" enough but not too soft or too noisy.I'm not a serious dedicated gamer... but I am a writer. For YEARS I have been irritated at keyboard design and feel-- when you're spending hours on a keyboard writing and you need something that works with you and responds quickly, you notice when something feels off or works with your flow.This is sublime. Reminds me of the beloved old Honeywell I had when I was a teenager.The setup is no drama, and the lighting effects are nifty and seem to be good quality too.I nearly went with something cheaper and less "flashy," but I am glad I decided to splash out and go with this one.
Overall, I am super happy with this purchase. I researched and waited for the sale on this keyboard as I wanted multimedia keys and volume control. I am glad I did and couldn't be happier with the purchase. The software for this keyboard is a bit of a pain to box with as it's not all that user friendly right off the bat, but once you start learning it, it's great. The patterns are awesome, colors are very bright and vibrant. You can just feel the quality in everything about this keyboard. Even though it's a bit louder than I expected, I can't complain as you get used to the sound quick and don't notice it after a while. The reactions speed though is night and day between my old keyboard and this one! This is my first mechanical keyboard and I will not be going back. ... MoreOverall, I am super happy with this purchase. I researched and waited for the sale on this keyboard as I wanted multimedia keys and volume control. I am glad I did and couldn't be happier with the purchase. The software for this keyboard is a bit of a pain to box with as it's not all that user friendly right off the bat, but once you start learning it, it's great. The patterns are awesome, colors are very bright and vibrant. You can just feel the quality in everything about this keyboard. Even though it's a bit louder than I expected, I can't complain as you get used to the sound quick and don't notice it after a while. The reactions speed though is night and day between my old keyboard and this one! This is my first mechanical keyboard and I will not be going back. Thanks Corsair for the great product as it pairs great with my Corsair mouse and headset now. I am a solid customer on your product!
When looking for a gaming keyboard the first thing you got to consider is comfort. This is a very comfortable keyboard. Comes with an optional palmrest. The second thing you look for are the options and then the look . The keys on the board are quick and responsive. This is a handsome-looking keyboard with lots of color and macro options. The construction of this board is solid. I hate to use the word craftsmanship describing a gaming keyboard but it really fits here. Corsair is a good name in computer components. Logitech used to be, not anymore. I just returned a Logitech g910 Orion Spectrum because of the lack of support Logitech has for the options, and for the lack of instructions on how to use the options in the first place. You go with the K70 MK.2 keyboard ... MoreWhen looking for a gaming keyboard the first thing you got to consider is comfort. This is a very comfortable keyboard. Comes with an optional palmrest. The second thing you look for are the options and then the look . The keys on the board are quick and responsive. This is a handsome-looking keyboard with lots of color and macro options. The construction of this board is solid. I hate to use the word craftsmanship describing a gaming keyboard but it really fits here. Corsair is a good name in computer components. Logitech used to be, not anymore. I just returned a Logitech g910 Orion Spectrum because of the lack of support Logitech has for the options, and for the lack of instructions on how to use the options in the first place. You go with the K70 MK.2 keyboard and I don't think you'll be disappointed. It's definitely solid with support to back it up.
I am very happy with my purchase of the Corsair K70 MK2 Keyboard. The MX brown switches have just the right amount click for me, without being too much. The keyboard feels premium in construction, further emphasised with it's aluminium top surface. The add on palm rest is actually quite good and mounts positively to the keyboard. The wheel type volume control is excellent, again it has a premium feel. The software was a little confusing to understand at first, but once mastered gives almost limitless possibilities. Each key can be individually assigned a colour, or in groups as selected by you. There are moving colour effects available as well. The colours themselves are vivid and rich. I definitely recommend this keyboard.
I looked into a white keybaord for long time and bought it here as it was slightly cheaper then amazon and other websites. Very good attentive customer service. I did buy mine during Easter weekend and it sat untouched for 4days but they included 2 packs of Haribo tangtastics so wont complain as they are the best.One thing is that despite pictures show US layout it is a UK layout, but if you read title then your fine. Very hard to get a nice quality white keyboard to match your white RGB build. But this is the perfect keyboard to complete any white set up.Really happy I bought from this website, shipping was fast but had no choice had to pay for express DHL. If you look into the whole costs with shipping and know what your getting into then its a fab choice, really ... MoreI looked into a white keybaord for long time and bought it here as it was slightly cheaper then amazon and other websites. Very good attentive customer service. I did buy mine during Easter weekend and it sat untouched for 4days but they included 2 packs of Haribo tangtastics so wont complain as they are the best.One thing is that despite pictures show US layout it is a UK layout, but if you read title then your fine. Very hard to get a nice quality white keyboard to match your white RGB build. But this is the perfect keyboard to complete any white set up.Really happy I bought from this website, shipping was fast but had no choice had to pay for express DHL. If you look into the whole costs with shipping and know what your getting into then its a fab choice, really recommend it. I love mine but stock on this website is always low so when you see it here buy it quick!
I've had the keyboard for 3 years now. I'm a software developer and a light gamer. I was looking for a highly rated keyboard with a nice look and this one fit the bill. Once I got the keyboard it didn't take long for me to notice that something was off. The keys are spaced slightly to far apart and the top of the keys are narrow. My fingers are always hitting the neighboring keys, causing extra key presses. This slows down my typing a lot. I think it also has to do with the travel of the keys, it seems a little too far. I've had several friends/family use computer and without asking for their opinion they all complained about the keyboard. The second issue I have with this keyboard is that the quality just isn't there. I've had several of the key caps break of from ... MoreI've had the keyboard for 3 years now. I'm a software developer and a light gamer. I was looking for a highly rated keyboard with a nice look and this one fit the bill. Once I got the keyboard it didn't take long for me to notice that something was off. The keys are spaced slightly to far apart and the top of the keys are narrow. My fingers are always hitting the neighboring keys, causing extra key presses. This slows down my typing a lot. I think it also has to do with the travel of the keys, it seems a little too far. I've had several friends/family use computer and without asking for their opinion they all complained about the keyboard. The second issue I have with this keyboard is that the quality just isn't there. I've had several of the key caps break of from the back. They are replaceable and so far Corsair has replaced them, but the "Delete" key just broke off recently and the warranty has expired so lets see how the company handles this.
The K70 mk.2 a very nice keyboard. The keys feel great. These are the Cherry MX Brown keys --my favorite. These feel like different from my other Corsair Keyboards with Cherry MX Browns though. As mentioned in some other reviews, the keys actuate very lightly --that's not normal for Cherry MX Browns. You should normally need some travel, and feel a click. Sometimes just resting my hands on the keyboard, I'll produce some keystrokes. These are also a little quieter than some of my other keyboards, which I like --but they're supposed to be the same Cherry MX Browns as my other keyboards. Not sure what's up with that... Other than that, it's exactly what I want in a keyboard. The RGB lighting is nice. The iCue software works fine. It spoils me --I can't go back to ... MoreThe K70 mk.2 a very nice keyboard. The keys feel great. These are the Cherry MX Brown keys --my favorite. These feel like different from my other Corsair Keyboards with Cherry MX Browns though. As mentioned in some other reviews, the keys actuate very lightly --that's not normal for Cherry MX Browns. You should normally need some travel, and feel a click. Sometimes just resting my hands on the keyboard, I'll produce some keystrokes. These are also a little quieter than some of my other keyboards, which I like --but they're supposed to be the same Cherry MX Browns as my other keyboards. Not sure what's up with that... Other than that, it's exactly what I want in a keyboard. The RGB lighting is nice. The iCue software works fine. It spoils me --I can't go back to membrane keyboards now.
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| Device Type | Keyboard |
| Backlit | RGB |
| Interface | USB |
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