Corsair K60 RGB Pro

Cherry MX switches ; Comfortable ; Quiet

No dedicated media buttons ; Cheap plastic construction in certain places

The Corsair K60 RGB Pro Low Profile is a reasonably priced quiet typer, but it’s feature-light, and its low profile input method isn’t for everyone.

Brushed aluminum top plate ; Colorful and bright RGB ; Rugged USB connector ; Solid software

Chunky, white mechanical switch sockets ; Keycaps can feel slimy ; No onboard memory for customized profiles/macros

The K60 RGB Pro is decently priced for a Corsair mechanical gaming keyboard and even includes a sturdy aluminum top plate. But it lacks additional features, and its budget Cherry Viola switches visibly distract from the design.

+ Attractive looks for home or office + Excellent software lighting customisation + New CHERRY VIOLA switches + Full anti-ghosting/NKRO + Impressive software with integration of other iCUE devices + Available with additional switch and keycap types

- Shared media keys - Limited on-board profile support - Variable regional pricing; relatively expensive in UK/EU - Lighting has a slight blue hue

CORSAIR are currently a mighty presence towards the highest end of the mainstream mechanical keyboard market, having cultivated a distinctive premium looks and feature set that has migrated down to their membrane models over time. The K60 isn’t their...

Great built quality ; Slim, attractive design ; Gorgeous per-key RGB lighting ; Affordable price ; Useful software

Cherry Viola switches aren't quite MX ; No onboard storage for custom macros ; No volume wheel or macro keys

The Corsair K60 RGB Pro is a great gaming keyboard with genuine mechanical switches and per-key RGB lighting at a low price point — but the new Cherry Viola switches aren't for everyone.

Low-profile Cherry switch ; Excellent for gaming and typing ; Quick and relatively quiet ; Good RGB lighting effects

No onboard profile storage ; Non-detachable USB-A cable ; No dedicated gaming keys

Bottom line: Corsair's K60 range of mechanical keyboards are meant to be affordable, and this low-profile edition is perfect for those who need to type up thousands of words when not smashing skulls in DOOM. It's just a shame it doesn't have onboard...

Corsair manufactures a wide variety of components and peripherals for PC enthusiasts. They essentially target the most enthusiastic customers in whatever market they enter – breaking the ice with the coldest and harshest critics who are never above...

All good pleased with it

Nothing

Very comfortable keyboard and looks really cool!

Just the price, doesn't feel like a 3 digit priced keyboard

Mechanical keys that feel very substantial and durable. Adjustable key backlighting, 18 macro keys with memory configurations, and onboard media buttons make this a gamer's dream

After about one year (of heavy use mind you) a few of the keys started double and triple tapping on single key presses, and a couple keys would not press until pressed several times. Noticed the worst of it in the number pad. Typically I would deduct...