Product Comparison: Corsair Strafe RGB vs Corsair K68 RGB
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- I love the toughness, sizes and feel of this device. Reminds me of the older computers pre-PC era but in a new look.
- I love the feel and weight of the keyboard, good solid build.
- It's heavy and well built, and has next to no faults. Typing on it is pretty easy compared to mebrane switch keyboards.
- It’s really heavy and feels premium with metal frame and sturdy build.
- There is a little too much plastic and keyboard feels light and cheap.
- Good size and you can change the angle of both the front and back of the keyboard, which is neat.
- Heavy and the brushed aluminium makes it feel quality and gives it a bit more of a classy vibe.
- It's very heavy keyboard which makes it feel well build.
- The keyboard is a good weight not heavy or too light but just right.
- I found the keyboard to be too small and the spacing between the keys too narrow to type on comfortably.
- It’s definitely the quietest mechanical keyboard I have, and if you press really softly it is pretty inaudible.
- I absolutely love the typeface used for the keys themselves.
- Corsair are simply amazing and Cherry MX mechanical keys have changed the way I look at using keyboards now.
- The keys actuation is very nice, you don't have to press very hard, or very far.
- Those keys are not so great for typing and it's a little bit of a hassle to swap them around.
- I have had many mechanical Keyboards in the past, however this one trumps all of those with ease.
- Over millions of colour options and lighting modes to choose from.
- The textured keys are slightly sloped for ease of finger placement.
- All the keycaps are removable which makes it easy to clean or customise.
- The keys are very responsive and don't require to be pushed to the bottom as it says in the description.
- It has a nice wrist-rest and the spacebar is textured in a similar way to the FPS and MOBA keys.
- Love the cherry mx red, fully programmable, software is easy to work with.
- No glitches or software issues to speak of, so far. I simply plugged it in and waited a few seconds for the CUE software to recognise it.
- This keyboard doesn't have any dedicated macro keys.
- My biggest gripe is with the corsair iCUE software and the way they have removed functionality for products.
- Beautiful sound of the cherry mx reds that gives you the satisfying click without being obnoxiously loud.
- Very fast response time and the wrist rest is amazing. I simply cannot use another keyboard without one now.
- I've got to say the responsiveness of the Cherry Speed MX switches has actually improved my gameplay in Rainbow Six Siege and Battlefield 1.
- The Corsair CUE software is really easy to use and customising lights is really just as simple as selecting which keys you want and picking a colour.
- Corsair CUE software is a little clunky and complaining to use.