Corsair Gaming K68

Very pretty design ; Easy to set up ; Satisfying key clicks

Keycaps are too close together ; A compact design might not suit larger hands ; The RGB is temperamental

The Kemove Angel K68 mechanical keyboard is a satisfying, well-designed keyboard for everyday use with well-balanced RGB lighting and versatility. It’s a good choice for wired and wireless use, however, the tight layout of the keycaps may be...

Quiet for a mechanical keyboard ; Not afraid of spills ; Fair price

Grease-magnet keycaps ; Sub-par wrist rest ; No drainage system

The Corsair K68 RGB takes a good mechanical keyboard and adds protection from spills. The comfort and customization software could be improved, but for the price, it’s already offering plenty.

Dust and Spill Proof ; RGB ; Software Control ; Wrist Rest

Well the question everyone has been waiting for to be answered! Well you wouldn’t want to take keyboard under water and try typing your thesis but the keyboard will take on you typical spills all day long.

RGB Backlighting.

Rubber non braided cable.

Easy to customize with other switches ; RGB lighting effects ; Bluetooth or USB receiver connectivity

Needs a dedicated row of function keys and media control keys ; Better support for macOS keys like the Option, and CTRL keys

– Solid “K” Corsair design we all love ; – Cherry MX red switches ; – Spill and dust proof ; – Dedicated multimedia keys ; – Included wrist rest

– No RGB LEDs ; – No other key switch choice besides Cherry MX Red

I have been using the Corsair K68 for about 3 weeks now and I do like it. It is really hard to not like mechanical keyboards, they have a great feel, and because mechanical key switches have a distinct actuation point you know when you a pressing a...