Corsair K68 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Backlit Red LED, Dust and Spill Resistant - Linear & Quiet - Cherry MX Red

Load image into Gallery viewer, Corsair K68 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Backlit Red LED, Dust and Spill Resistant - Linear & Quiet - Cherry MX Red

Corsair

Corsair K68 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Backlit Red LED, Dust and Spill Resistant - Linear & Quiet - Cherry MX Red

Regular price: €332,00
Sale price: €332,00
Regular price: ~~€548,00~~
Unit price: per

Save 39% (€216,00)

Quantity must be 1 or more

Tracked Shipping on All Orders
14 Days Returns

Description

100% Cherry MX Red key switches: gold contact Cherry MX mechanical gaming key switches deliver the ultimate competitive advantage
Dust and spill resistant: Help protect from accidents so your game never stops. Wired connectivity: USB 2.0 Type-A
100% anti-ghosting with full key rollover: No matter how fast your in-game actions are, every key press registers correctly
Fully programmable with CUE: Intuitive and powerful Corsair Utility Engine (CUE) enables sophisticated macro programming and dynamic lighting effects
Windows key lock mode: Stay focused and prevent accidental Windows and context menu key presses
Note: Software CD not included with the product

Shipping and Returns

We offer tracked shipping on all orders. Tracking information will be shared as soon as the order is dispatched.
Please check the delivery estimate before adding a product to the cart. This is displayed for every product on the website.
Available shipping methods and charges will be displayed at the time of checkout, depending on your exact location.
All customers are entitled to a return window of 14 days, starting from the date of delivery of the product(s).
Customers are advised to read our return policy for details of the return process, eligibility, refunds as well as cancellations or exchanges.
In case of any issues or concerns about Shipping or Returns, please contact us and we will be happy to help.

Customer Reviews

Tested both K66 and K68I first fell in love with Cherry MX Reds after purchasing the K66 (No lights). I then tried the K68 (RGB with dust and spill resistance cover) and there is an obvious difference.The actuation force on the K66 felt lighter. The K68 FELT heavier when pressing down. What i remember from the K66 keyboard is the ease of bottoming out the keys and hearing that addicting sound you get from reds. Not with the K68... not pleasing at all. The cover dampens the sound and ruins the experience for any mechanical keyboard enthusiast. According to reviews, the key caps shouldn't be interfering with the rubber cover. It's probably best just to get into the habit of not setting your drink next to the keyboard... and just go with the non spill/dust resistant version.3Best keyboard usedCan't say how many keyboards I've gone through. I am a gamer and as any real gamer I eat at my desk, so crumbs, food, etc. gets on the surface of my desk and that being my keyboard, this keyboard removes that worry. I've spilled water and food over this keyboard and I can safely remove it after. The sound level is pretty quiet, keys are responsive, the hand rest isn't much but doesn't bother me at all, I like the space bar having some grip, I don't use lighting on the keyboard since i'm use to it and know all the key locations but it does help and surely adds appeal if you like lighting.5What's Not To LikeThis is a nice match with my Corsair Ironclaw RGB mouse. I can easily select any solid color easily with the iCUE software or just let it cycle away. The MX cherry key switches are super nice. They aren't too clicky and are very responsive with a smooth texture on the keys. I came from a red K70 that got kinda beat up from a few spills over the years. It still works OK but I figured it was time for a new one. The only thing I like better is the K70 has a nice braided cord and this dose not. The lighting is nicer on the K68 RGB model and the keys are easier to read with larger lettering. I definitely do not regret this purchase and glad I ignored the negative reviews. If you want a nice reliable keyboard that looks great look no further and pick one of these up.5not the best keyboard like corsair k95 but really nice keyboard for ... not the best keyboard like corsair k95but its nice keyboard for the price 99$ !! beautiful rgb and nice software app ,, you can download the app from corsair website ..But "shift" buttons that feel uncomfortable in games . ..4Amazing keyboard, highly recommended, 4.5 / 5.It's my first mechanical keyboard, and i can say im in love.It types amazing, being my first Cherry MX Switch i've used ever, it feels really great. Packaged really well, shipped with no issues.I can game really well with it, i'd say is a nice upgrade from my old Logitech membrane keyboard. QUICK AF response time.The key caps fit my fingers JUST RIGHT, if you have big fingers i'd not suggest this keyboard as the key caps may be small for some, making you push several keys at once.I do get a bit tired and my wrist hurts a little bit, i'm sure that will pass as i get used to it though, and the included wrist rest feels ok, it helps.I do not give it a 5 star because 1, it wasn't shipped in another box, it was just plain showing all the specs and what the product was, and i did not like that knowing people could be curious... and damage something.And 2, the "P" key cap has a little paint (i guess) flaw on it, not a big deal, can't even see it or feel it when typing, but i did expect a flawless finish on this.Oh and a minor detail, the "0" key didn't fully light up when i started using it, i had to press the key for it to light up, but that could be my Power Supply just oofing on my since the problem is now gone.Over all, an amazing purchase for 80$, so far no major complaints and i don't think i'll have one in the near future. If you are looking for a first Mechanichal keyboard, this is it! GET IT NOW! :3I'll leave a picture of how sexy my setup looks now, and the P key cap too.4bad keyboardOnly had this a few days and hate it already. Some keys (semi-colon seems particularly bad) are so sensitive that they activate simply from the pressure of your hands resting on the keyboard even when it seems to you like you aren't really even touching them. Advertised as silent and it's one of the loudest keyboards I've ever owned, not only making a particularly loud keystroke (which I must admit sounds kind of satisfyingly old-fashioned, like the Doogie Howser typing sounds) sound but also another kind of tinny sound that sounds like a;;;;;;;;;;;; spring recoiling. Had a connectivity problem;;;;;;;;;;this morning ;; (See what I mean about the semi-colon! Left them in for illustrative effect) and wouldn't work for about 30 seconds after booting up when the mouse was working fine. The cheap keyboard that came with your PC would be an improvement over this thing. Fortunately, I can foist this piece of junk off on my 14 year old son and take back my old run-of-the-mill $10 keyboard and make him deal with it. 2 of 5 because I guess you could live with it if you had to; just have to train yourself to actively hold your fingers up, completely out of contact with the board. The palm board is nice I guess.2Keyboard broke within three months of useKeyboard was okay mainly bought it for the water resistance and because I trusted Corsair. Ive had it for barely three months and its already giving me major issues. The "d" key on the keyboard stopped working completely out of nowhere which is extremely frustrating. I have no way to fix this. Keys feel kind of cheap and are way to sensitive causing me to accidentally press buttons I don't mean to while gaming. This is something that's never been an issue for me with other keyboards. Would not recommend I want a refund.1Gaming Keyboard? - DoubtfulFirst off, the keys are VERY SLICK. I find typing to have slowed down, because your fingers keep sliding around on the keyboard. - There are no tactile indicators that you are on the WASD keys. The F key has a tactile bump to find the home-row if you are typing, but for Gaming, it's needless. So on one hand, you have a keyboard that's more tuned for general typing, but have keys that are smooth and hard plastic, so your fingers slide all over.Software is completely baffling and had to go to a youtube to figure out how to do profiles. Software is pretty weak as far as user interface goes. But not intuitive.Positive note, is that it feels more responsive when playing than my Steelseries. But unsure if I can get past these keys being slick as snot.4Not the crispiest keyboardWas very excited about this keyboard. I'm a mechanical keyboard noob, but the ones i've tried in store feel amazing. I ordered this keyboard because I generally trust the corsair brand for quality control. On receiving this keyboard and trying it out I was underwhelmed. It's actually quiter than my membrane dell keyboard but generally lacked the ultra crisp low activation keys I wanted. I would consider this maybe a modest upgrade from a membrane keyboard but I was generally underwhelmed. Sending it back.3A good keyboard with a couple caveats... it COULD HAVE been great.Pros:- Linear keys have low actuation force needed, which is nice and allows for quick, intentional keystrokes.- Wrist rest is a good width and is perfectly sloped for the keyboard height. Feels very nice to type on.- Flexible lighting options with full RGB (if you need that).Cons:- Keys are supposed to be "quite" but many of them, especially the spacebar, actually have a distinct metallic spring noise and lingers/echos when you release the keys. It's actually really distracting. One can only hope that it subsides after continued use.- The height/slope of the keyboard, when the kickstands are extended, isn't much height than normal. It's surprisingly flat.- Row heights are way too similar. Great keyboards have the main 3 rows of keys stepped up in height so that it's easier to find the row that you need easily and adds a bit more separation of the keys, which prevents incorrect inputs. These keys are very similar in height, and it's been a bit of a pain to adjust.- Key spacing is just a bit too tight. a couple millimeters would make this a much better experience.- No on-board memory to store your color profile(s).4

Categories

Hobbies & Crafts

Video Games & Consoles

Musical Instruments

Mobile Menu

Corsair K68 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Backlit Red LED, Dust and Spill Resistant - Linear & Quiet - Cherry MX Red

Description

Shipping and Returns

Customer Reviews

Corsair K68 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Backlit Red LED, Dust and Spill Resistant - Linear & Quiet - Cherry MX Red

Categories

Hobbies & Crafts

Video Games & Consoles

Musical Instruments

Mobile Menu

Corsair K68 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Backlit Red LED, Dust and Spill Resistant - Linear & Quiet - Cherry MX Red

Description

Shipping and Returns

Customer Reviews

Corsair K68 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Backlit Red LED, Dust and Spill Resistant - Linear & Quiet - Cherry MX Red

Please adjust the following:

Please adjust the following: