Corsair Keyboard Volume Lighting

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

Fits perfectly in my Corsair 5000X case. Runs fairly cool never gets over 165F. (I stick with farenhieght). Crushes Furmark at maximal settings. Can run for hours at maximal settings in a burn-in and stay at 160F. RGB lighting is good. RGB Fusion, as usual, stinks (wish Gigabyte would put a little development time into that.) Clocks a little above the FE and with the RGB lighting it's worth the $100 over the FE price. Anti sag bracket is sturdy and should work well and seems to attach where the maximal downward force vector would be. If you are in the market for a 4090 get this one. It will serve you well!

I love the lighting and the action of this keyboard.  I would recommend it to anyone.

amazing keyboard, size keystroke lighting love it!

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

Great mechanical keyboard. Love the preset lighting options.

nice looking bay on my corsair 330R case

My favorite feature on these little speakers is being able to play 3 audio sources at the same time. I use the headphones jack with my TV (movies, Switch, Xbox), RCA jacks with my audio interface connected to my laptop and keyboard, and bluetooth with my iPhone. This feature makes these little speakers really useful (such as being able to play along on my keyboard with music from my iPhone). Also the sound quality and volume will make you grin for such a small speaker. What would make these perfect is if they just got a smidge louder. I grew up playing an upright piano, and these speakers get impressively loud, yet leave something to be desired, especially when playing my keyboard. I find they start to peak right when I get the keyboard to a volume that fills the room. With that said though, these speakers are so much better and louder than any built-in keyboard speakers I've used. Honestly I would have spent twice as much for these speakers.

Very well laid out keyboard. Comfortable. Like the volume and music player keys at the top also. Mouse is nice but the thumb keys for back and forward pages are not extremely noticeable and sometimes my thumb can't find them.

The action on this keyboard is so nice that I doubt I’ll ever want for more. The default concert grand piano sound model is amazing, again, I don’t think I’ll ever want for more. The look and feel is more like a nice piece of furniture rather than a keyboard in the corner of the room. It can be a centerpiece. I love the sliders, the tactile switches, the clean overall appearance. The wood is MDF/particle board so treating it with care is probably important. The speaker output volume can go louder than I’m willing to listen to it. It maintains good sound across the volume range where I’ve used it. The headphones are OK. The sound is quite good to me but I prefer softer ear pads. I’m not sure I’d want to wear them all day. The bench feels a touch high to me. Maybe this is because I’ve not used a *real* piano bench in many years. I’m a 6’ tall guy with average proportions. For the price I think a glass music stand would be a nicer touch than the acrylic, and less likely to scratch, though I’m happy with what they shipped. The app is just OK. There is a lot of untapped potential and I don’t want to have to create an account in order to use it with the keyboard I paid for. The accompaniments for jazz are lackluster, though I’ve found this to be the case on every keyboard I have experienced. A bigger headphone hook seems prudent to me as well, I’ll buy something after market. Overall I’m ecstatic with my purchase.