Corsair Blue Keyboard Metal Macro Button

I love this keyboard. I will never go back to Corsair.

I am a software engineer, I brought this for work. I do a lot of typing for work. I loved typing on this keyboard so badly. Cherry MX blue switch is really good for typing with that clicky feedback, feels so satisfying. Even though people are talking about how noisy the blue switch could be and how it is not for working environment because it annoys coworkers. I found this particular keyboard construction not noisier than coworkers normal keyboard. Probably thanks to the metal plate and heavy sturdy body. It is like a guitar without its wooden soundboard body wouldn't make much sound because it is only a string. Yes this key board is relatively quiet for daytime office usage. Cons: 1. I wish we have more choices on angles. You can solve this eventually. 2. I brought a wrist rest pad for this keyboard, keyboard is thick, with metal edge making my wrist a little bothered without the pad. Again, not something really serious.

Perfect 4 slot USB port even has a blue light on and off button.

It was tough (for me, at least) to always find the shutter button on my Nikon Df. It's slightly lower than the surrounding controls and not immediately identifiable by touch as your eye is to the finder. But this little button provides the needed "lift" to make the shutter button readily apparent. Hint: To avoid the frequent complaint that this shutter release wants to unscrew from the camera's button, apply a SMALL drop of blue threadlocker before screwing the extended button into the camera's shutter release. Make sure it's the blue version - you'll not be able to unscrew the button if you use any other color.

I use this top handle with a Kondor Blue top plate on the Canon EOS C70. The record button on top is a life saver. The build is solid and B&H delivery is always super fast. I recommend this product.

Only tried it with 2 devices so far, but it works great. You can enable/disable any device with the corresponding button. Blue light says it is enabled. Press again: light goes out and device is disabled.

It serves its purpose beautifully. Took me a few seconds that I had to push each button individually, with the blue light around each coming on with each individual button for that particular port to work but once done, I plugged in peripherals and they worked fine. I may get another, to add another 4 ports to my iMac.

Love these. The on button is still a bit of a mystery every time, need to take headset off off see the blue light come on, since I can never seem to find the right spot to press when I'm wearing them, Wish this was easier, maybe a button on the other side, or a totally separate button on the same side. Smaller size great, an real improvement probably for most women

I frequently use my PCs in darkened environments, and so this looked like a good solution for actually being able to see the keys I was pressing, especially for those times when not touch-typing.When these keyboards went on sale recently ($$off), I picked up three of them, and have been very satisfied with them. Nice key action, good layout, and useful shortcut keys in the row above the F-keys. I don't need the larger print on the keys, but don't mind it, either. I only use the blue backlight, but it's always good to have choices.My only complaint would be that the LEDs that illuminate the NumLock, CapsLock and ScrollLock indicators are recessed, and a little difficult to see from my normal typing position. Not a deal-breaker by any means. The illumination of the keys themselves is excellent, however, and not too bright. Depressing the LED Illumination button scrolls through blue, red and purple backlight. Holding the LED illumination button down for about 2 seconds turns the backlight off.

Got nothing to complain about, Corsair stands for it's brand.