Corsair K100 Wireless AIR Ultra-Thin Mechanical Gaming Keyboard QWERTY

The keys took some getting used to for me, the keys are wider and there is more spacing than with hyperx alloy pro. It is on the pricey side, I think if you are looking for such a low profile you better wait. I couldn't wait because high profile is not for me. I was hoping that wireless would be as fast as wired. I notice a slight delay when using wireless. I'm sorry but this was expected.

I think it is a very nice keyboard. It is very solid, looks good and although iCue is not always great, without iCue you have a lot of options with this keyboard (such as the RGB). This is highly recommended, especially for people who like laptop keyboards. I have quite long fingers and I find a keyboard with high/small keys (the usual, like the Corsair K70) really annoying to type on. I then have to type very frantically and sometimes it almost feels like my fingers are getting stuck on certain keys. I want a flat keyboard, almost like a laptop. The extras such as wireless (with a gigantic battery life), macro keys and the volume button are very welcome. It is considerably more noisy than a standard laptop keyboard, but not much more than other mechanical keyboards. Price will be the biggest obstacle for most.

I've been looking for a new nice keyboard for a long time. Not because I really needed one, but wanted something new. The aim is not to eat at my computer desk anymore. Then there may also be something new. And I wanted to expand my now beautiful PC based on Corsair RGB with a Corsair keyboard. That may cost a few cents. Is it worth that? Well, it is an expensive keyboard, but the design and build quality are high. It is the thinnest (low-profile) keyboard you can buy (not custom made). So far I'm satisfied with it.