Corsair Keyboard Bottom Row

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

Pros: nice keyboard, illumination is excellent, just what I wantedCons: bottom row of keys is a little stiff; the spacebar especially, but it doesn't really bother me...

All of the sleeve pockets are top-loaded which ensures a snug, secure fit and no shifting of the photos. Keep in mind that the bottom sleeve is made for a 4x6 photo only and will not accommodate panoramics. As usual, top-row photos can be slipped in from the front and back of the page. The bottom row photos are insertable from only the front of the page (which is the only good design choice). Photos do not have to be squeezed in so this is not problematic.

First of all, I'm not sure why Logitech ever discontinued this excellent keyboard. It was inexpensive for my budget, and had the PERFECT feel. I cannot stand the insane loudness of mechanical keyboards. This keyboard hits the sweet spot as it is not too loud or too quiet. The width of the keyboard is just perfect, as I sit in a recliner in front of a big TV, and have no issues with anything. Unlike someone below complaining about the numeric keypad on the right..... that is standard on almost every keyboard. No one uses the top row, are you kidding me? It's too easy to use your right hand to easily hit every number and math symbol. Top row numbers are useless unless you're playing a game. They take longer to press because they are spaced out about 10 inches!!! No thanks! Now, I will miss this keyboard greatly, and sadly I spilled stuff on mine and two of the buttons now stick forever and I kind of broke them when trying to clean it, so I will be buying another keyboard. But the other fantastic feature of this keyboard that is hard to find anywhere is the USB rechargeable feature. This allows me to not have to worry about changing batteries all the time! I don't even like changing rechargeable batteries because it's just annoying. It's so much simpler to be able to charge the keyboard with a USB cable and get several days or weeks of life out of one charge, depending on usage. RIP, K800. You will be missed.

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

Very stable for 2 -row panos

Love it so far. I put papers and clipboard on the middle shelf, power adapters on the bottom shelf, keyboard/notepad on keyboard tray and laptop on the top. Very efficient design.

I use the Apex AX-48 keyboard stand for a heavier digital piano, on the bottom and a Roland Juno Di on top. Each keyboard is easily accessible and adjustable keyboard heights make playing very comfortable. This stand is very sturdy.

Much more stable than some other (more expensive stands). I have a heavy, full size keyboard on the bottom rack and it stays put with no wobble or rocking.

I can use this pedal on any keyboard that connects to a tip / sleeve 1/4 inch plug. Its versatility lies in a polarity switch on the bottom. It is pretty good at staying put due to its rubber bottom. Besides, you can't beat the low cost.