As many will know, Corsair is no stranger to the peripheral market, producing some of the best gaming keyboards available for a number of years now. An in-house budget favorite was the original K55, a ...

Although mechanical keyboards are seen as the standard for gaming keyboards, Corsair have shown that – when it’s done right – even rubber dome switches can feel responsive and clicky. The K55 has the ...

I wouldn't blame anyone for shuddering at the term 'budget gaming keyboard', purely due to how it inspires thoughts of a product that is cheap while still somehow being not worth the investment.

Mechanical switches have become so synonymous with gaming keyboards that it's jarring to see a known gaming hardware brand like Corsair releasing a membrane board as part of its gaming range.

At this point, there is no denying that Corsair has earned a name for itself in the gaming industry. Releasing impressive hardware back to back, Corsair knows what the gamers want, and they are trying ...

Corsair is expanding its best-selling K55 RGB gaming keyboard line with the addition of the K55 RGB Pro (US$49) and K55 RGB Pro XT ($69) to the stables. Actually, I think the 2016 K55 RGB is likely to ...

Corsair has announced the K55 Core gaming keyboard, a full-sized, budget-friendly membrane model featuring a slim, modern design, and glorious RGB. Colour me intrigued. Even though mechanical ...

The Corsair K55 RGB Pro XT is certainly cheap, and while it doesn't quite meet the speed needs of esports, there's definitely a place for this full suite of controls. Why you can trust GamesRadar+ Our ...

You know it, Corsair has been dominant with their high-end and flagship gaming keyboards. However, they're still offering some very desirable keyboards in a far more interesting product category in ...

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