Corsair’s entry-level K70 Core keyboard family has grown with TKL newcomers

One of FlashTapp’s promising, more compact solutions was the company’s improved Slipstream radio.

Corsair presented its latest K70 Core series, 80 percent format mechanical keyboards, the 100 euro K70 Core TKL-t and its cable-free, 150 euro version, the K70 Core TKL Wirelesstwhich come with the manufacturer’s second-generation, lubricated MLX Red v2 switch.

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US ANSI and UK, DE, FR, IT, CH, BE, ND, and PT ISO allocations selectable, the most button novelties use an aluminum plate, while their plastic device housing is equipped with a plate sponge, plus a sound-absorbing insert placed under a printed circuit board. . The stabilizers (probably attached to the plate) are lubricated at the factory, while the devices supplied with double-injection ABS caps have a multi-function dial in the upper right corner next to a programmable media button, and the iCUE lighting that can be addressed per button is illuminated by the lens of the updated 45 gF switches. helps spread the table. The 8 MB on-board memory allows the storage of five profiles, and the polling rate is 1000 Hz both with the detachable USB Type-C/Type-A cable, and with the improved Slipstream v1.5 (2.4 GHz) radio of the more expensive version.

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The keyboards support FlashTap, so you can decide whether to prioritize the first, the last, or none of them when you press two movement buttons in opposite directions. The wireless design, which is also equipped with a Bluetooth chip, comes with a soft, magnetically fixed wrist rest, its battery can last up to 1000 hours, and there is also a so-called Game Mode button on top of it, which optimizes the device’s settings for gaming by deactivating any RGB effects that may be running, as well as potentially disturbing buttons. The warranty period for both types is the usual 2 years.

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