The Corsair Vengeance K70 (Cherry MX Red) ($129.99) is the update to the Corsair Vengeance K60, one of Corsair's mechanical gaming keyboards. The new model gets a few functional tweaks, like ...

Design and Features The Vengeance K70 has the same industrial-looking design as the Corsair Vengeance K95, with a machined aluminum base covered in keys that appear to hover over the black, ...

Corsair Vengeance K70 (Cherry MX Red) : Switches The keys themselves feature Cherry MX Red switches, which have a solid typing feel, with a smooth, linear motion that offers consistency no matter how ...

Last January, Corsair captured the excitement of the gaming world with the MX RGB Project - a prototype keyboard demonstrating the brilliance of Cherry MX RGB mechanical key switches with customizable ...

Corsair was here at CES showing off some goodies. There was quite a few items sitting on display and there was talk of the Raptor K40 gaming keyboard as well as the Raptor M45 gaming mouse. While ...

These two mechanical gaming keyboards are the first and only keyboards to feature the German-made Cherry MX RGB key switches. The pair of keyboards employ metal base construction for minimalist looks ...

Corsair's peripheral arm has announced a new gaming keyboard, the Strafe RGB Silent, which is the first to use Cherry's latest MX RGB Silent switches. Developed by Cherry as an alternative to its ...

For gamers who love mechanical keyboards but wish the keys were a little “faster,” your wish has been granted. Corsair has just dropped three new keyboards using a new line of faster Cherry MX keys.

Fans of mechanical keys and light shows can finally have both with Corsair’s new MX RGB Project keyboard. The Cherry MX RGB project keyboard is something Corsair created in collaboration with Cherry ...

Corsair and Germany-based Cherry Corp. are debuting the “MX RGB Project” gaming keyboard. The technology showcase , based on a Vengeance K70 gaming keyboard fitted with new Cherry MX RGB keyswitches, ...

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