Corsair Raptor K50

price, durability, usability, design, size

89% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

– RGB Lighting, – Super Easy Control Panel, – 54 different macros keys

– No key snapback like mechanical keyboards

does a lot but instructions are not very good

Excessive travel distance on keys. Mine won't power up after a little over a year.

looks and feels great, had no problems for one year seven months. Did all it was designed for.

back lighting not working anymore, nowhere to find a solution to the problem. Re-installed everything; problem persists. I get three flashing lights end the MR button stays lit.

Very good keyboard. Bought it some time last year, and it's been working very well since then - Good build quality, most certainly does not feel "cheap". - Keys feel sturdy and well-built too; are very responsive, even for fast-typers; perfect for...

Knocking out one egg, however, because this keyboard does have a few strange glitches. - For some reason, keyboard does not respond while in pc is in BIOS mode. Perhaps a USB port issue, but I'm not sure. It could potentially become a major...

Very good keyboard. Bought it some time last year, and it's been working very well since then ; Good build quality, most certainly does not feel "cheap ; Keys feel sturdy and well-built too; are very responsive, even for fast-typers; perfect for...

Knocking out one egg, however, because this keyboard does have a few strange glitches ; For some reason, keyboard does not respond while in pc is in BIOS mode. Perhaps a USB port issue, but I'm not sure. It could potentially become a major...

It lights up, programmable macro keys, any color you want, feels sturdy with brushed metal finish...

Week 2 = Corsair label came unglued Week 10 = R/Ctrl plastic key holder broke button fell off. Week 20 = Nylon cord mesh tore from keyboard. Week 30 = Power cord/USB pulled out of keyboard. Week 40ish = AUX USB quit reading anything.... At one year I...

Bought this at a B&M store when it was on sale for $80 after MIR. I'd been using a generic Lenovo USB keyboard for months after killing my Logitech G110 with a particularly excitable glass of wine. I wanted something that was backlit, had dedicated...

The only complaint I have so far (granted, I've only had this for less than a week) is that the pop-out feet on the front and back do not have rubber on the bottom. My desktop surface is glass, so the keyboard slides around like crazy with the feet...

Bought this at a B&M store when it was on sale for $80 after MIR. I'd been using a generic Lenovo USB keyboard for months after killing my Logitech G110 with a particularly excitable glass of wine. I wanted something that was backlit, had dedicated...

The only complaint I have so far (granted, I've only had this for less than a week) is that the pop-out feet on the front and back do not have rubber on the bottom. My desktop surface is glass, so the keyboard slides around like crazy with the feet...

The macro keys work great with over 54 programmable keys. High quality build quality (except for the wrist pad hooks) wasd and the arrow keys color makes its easy to see at night along with the backlit keys. I plugged in the USB pass through into a USB...

It is very big unless your not worried about the space, The keys are very dim at max brightness, they only really stand out in the dark but then the light from my monitor makes it hard for the lights to really POP

The macro keys work great with over 54 programmable keys. High quality build quality (except for the wrist pad hooks) wasd and the arrow keys color makes its easy to see at night along with the backlit keys. I plugged in the USB pass through into a USB...

It is very big unless your not worried about the space, The keys are very dim at max brightness, they only really stand out in the dark but then the light from my monitor makes it hard for the lights to really POP