Corsair K70 Keyboard Buttons Hold

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

The K70 was my favorite keyboard of all time. Full Size with wrist rest... great lighting. Good feel almost silent. Went to buy another one and found they are no longer being made. In fact Logitech has quit making scissor key keypads. I had tried mx keys and don't like them. Now I have to spend weeks searching for my next keyboard and it unfortunately won't be a Logitech.

It's not easy to get a hold of one of these in Europe at the moment. I bought one from B&H and waited in anticipation. I was not disappointed. The plastics feel sturdy, the buttons clicky and satisfying. The trackball itself is massive and huge, which makes cursor motions effortless and very smooth. While I love the scroll wheel haptics, I am not convinced of its positioning. It takes a bit of getting used to, but that is ok considering the ergonomic advantage the trackball offers overall. I am a webdeveloper and mostly work on code, so I can switch between my keyboard and pointing device depending on if I am debugging in the browser or writing code. I used to get terrible pain in my shoulder and arm after long hours of work and switching to a trackball and split ergo keyboard has all but eliminated that. If you deal with similar problems, invest the money. It is absolutely worth it and you can easily extend the functionality of the l-trac with diy buttons as it has two input jacks on the back that allow for the attachment of custom buttons. You could use a foot pedal for example to replace the functionality of the mousebuttons easily, to name only one application of the top of my head, which I imagine could be great for disabled people. I might have to acquire a second one so I don't have to carry this one around from homeoffice to my workplace.

Connects to 3 devices easily and the keyboard is sturdy and buttons have a great feel.

Great form factor and a few extras over the conventional keyboard (volumes buttons, for example).

Good keyboard, all the buttons and dials I need, in a tiny package but big enough to enter the chords I want to use.

I got this to streamline my workflow... and it does this very well. It didn't take long at all to learn how to set up the buttons. I actually don't use it for streaming even though it would be fantastic for it. I use it for general shortcuts and as a way to supplement my keyboard by adding a page up, page down, home, and end buttons. I had to downsize my extended apple keyboard to a smaller one without the number keypad due to tendinitis (my right arm would reach over too far to the right). I put the stream deck on my left and things are balanced again. Even aside from that ergonomics usage, the stream deck improved performance and efficiency. I'm glad I got the larger XL version. Also looks cool on the desk with the glowing icons.

Best keyboard and mouse I’ve used. Very silent and the buttons feel great.

Monting boards for vintage buttons Thin enough to work with but strong enough to hold buttons.

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