The classic MX Red has a full travel distance of 4mm and a 2.2mm actuation point, where the new MX Low Profile RGB Speed has a 3.2mm travel and just a 1mm actuation.

Even though the overall aesthetic and physical design of the Corsair K70 RGB PRO Mechanical Gaming Keyboard errs on the side of minimal, it's a wired mechanical keyboard that aims to tick all ...

Corsair's new K70 is the first to feature Cherry's new Low Profile MX switch, recreating a laptop feel on a desktop keyboard. It won't be to everyone's tastes, but it's pretty damn nice regardless.

MSI has dropped the Vigor GK50 Low Profile TKL on the public not that long ago, and shortly after that, our sample arrived at our door. For those new to the game, manufacturers lower the travel ...

The $90 K60 RGB Pro and $110 K60 RGB Pro Low Profile are more a swing in the opposite direction, boiling down to a Corsair’s most essential feature: the keys themselves.

Corsair’s K70 RGB TKL, which adds dedicated media and profile keys to a well-crafted TKL, is that middle ground. The $139.99 keyboard has many attractive features, but it isn't a full boat.

The finest low-profile gaming keyboard you can buy, the NuPhy Air60 HE packs heaps of performance. ... And as expected for a gaming keyboard, the per-key RGB lets you customize its lighting.

The Realforce RGB is a tough call. Even Topre switch fans may balk at paying $300 for a generic design, dim backlight, and ABS keycaps.

For gaming, the Corsair K60 RGB Pro is a reliable companion. It was comfortable for hours of Total War, and it never let me down in shootouts in The Outer Worlds.

by Ryan Perry on February 6, 2017 in Gaming, Peripherals. Corsair is no stranger to the world of gaming peripherals, and 2015’s Scimitar RGB mouse is no stranger to MMO and MOBA games. However, the ...

Alienware's flagship AW510K keyboard makes a solid case for going low profile, but it doesn't offer enough to justify its top-of-the-line price.