Corsair Keyboard Light Fed Out

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

This is my first wireless gaming mouse and i am impressed. Very light compared to my corsair rgb sabre. Battery life is great lasted me a week with before needing to charge. Charging the mouse is pretty fast as well. Software to get it setup and going was painless. The fact that when you turn on your pc, the mouse turns on automatically is a nice touch. When not in use the mouse turns off automatically to conserve power and quickly turns back on with a slight motion of mouse. Very happy with my purchase.

In the name it tells us it for very close up work, that's what Macro means. At first I thought it was used as a ring light fed by the flash, and it didn't work, I was going to give it 1 or 2 stars. Then, looking at it more closely, it is obvious that the light is fed into the ring light from the LED, not from the flash. I read some reviews, and learned that many users didn't understand you are supposed to use the LED lamp instead of the flash~!!! First time I tried it on a tiny mineral specimen it was way overexposed, but the camera makes adjusting light levels very easy, the second exposure was fine. Instructions on the specs pages, a little sheet of paper instructions in the box with the ring light, something to give first time users that clue is badly needed.

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

I've been using the Key Light now for about 7 months. One light was powerful enough to light my entire streaming setup! Out of the box ready to use, a lots of settings and customization to get the right color/lighting balance. It's a very clean design as well, hidden cables and small in size.

THE SESSION CAME OUT GREAT. VERY EASY TO LIGHT THE BACKGROUDN.

nice looking bay on my corsair 330R case

Stands firm and is light, good build. Out of the budget stands I just bought . This is the best one.

As Usual with Manfrotto..Well thought out, well designed, well built, well priced and er.. well versatile :-)Out of the box one end is free to spin, which makes you think its faulty or slack quality control at the factory. Once in use, you realize that its allowed to spin so that you can adjust the length using the twist lock system whilst the the bar is fixed/attached to both the uprights/light stands.When using it as a cross bar to fix a D700 and 2x sb900's using 3 super clamps and a tripod ball head in the middle of it. It instilled full confidence to leave it there all day, no worries.. ..and there was no sign of tube compression when I cranked down the super clamps. I Have the Manfrotto Lbag110 for my light stands and the bar is about 120mm too long for the bag, I just close the two zips either side of its protrusion and the bag still sits good on the shoulder...If you peeled back the skin on my right forearm, underneath you would see the name 'NIKON' If you peeled back the skin on my left forearm you would see the name 'MANFROTTO'.. :-DBuy with confidence....Oh yeah, just remembered. Out of the box there seems to be an oily residue on it, so a once over with a cloth is a good Idea, especially if your then going to be handling a white back drop..

Out of the way on my rig. Perfect!