CORSAIR has launched the K70 CORE SE gaming keyboard, featuring CORSAIR MLX Red linear mechanical switches, two layers of sound dampening foam, 85% post-consumer recycled materials, and customizable RGB lighting, all backed by a two-year warranty.
- Equipped with CORSAIR MLX Red linear mechanical switches for reliable and satisfying actuation
- Two layers of sound dampening foam eliminate clacks, echoes, and pings
- Constructed using 85% post-consumer recycled materials
Corsair, the manufacturer of high-performance gear for gamers and content creators, has launched an exciting addition to its K70 CORE gaming keyboard lineup: the K70 CORE SE. This new keyboard boasts CORSAIR MLX Red linear mechanical switches, delivering the same exceptional performance as the award-winning K70 CORE model while sporting a visually striking white-silver-yellow color scheme.
The K70 CORE SE is equipped with CORSAIR MLX Red linear mechanical switches that have received rave reviews from critics, who describe the typing experience as “absolutely sublime.” These switches have been pre-lubricated to ensure smooth key travel and have been meticulously designed to minimize stem wobble. As a result, users can expect reliable and satisfying actuation for an astonishing 70 million keystrokes. Additionally, the keyboard features two layers of sound dampening foam that effectively eliminate clacks, echoes, and pings, providing a pleasantly subdued acoustic experience with every keystroke.
Not only does the K70 CORE SE offer exceptional performance, but it also prioritizes sustainability. The keyboard’s sturdy bottom case is constructed using 85% post-consumer recycled materials, making it CORSAIR’s most eco-friendly gaming keyboard to date. The durable aluminum top plate and tough PBT dye-sublimated keycaps ensure that the K70 CORE SE can withstand years of intense gaming without showing signs of wear and tear.
The K70 CORE SE retains the premium features that have made CORSAIR K70 keyboards world-famous. It features a multi-function dial that can be easily adjusted to control volume, RGB brightness, zoom, and more with just a quick turn. Additionally, the programmable media button allows for instant control over music and video playback. These buttons, along with the customizable RGB lighting, can be easily configured using the CORSAIR iCUE software. Users also have the option to save their custom settings on up to five on-board profiles, ensuring that their preferred settings are always accessible no matter where their gaming adventures take them.
In conjunction with the K70 CORE SE, CORSAIR is also launching a collection of limited-edition keycap and mouse pad bundles, exclusively available on the CORSAIR webstore. These bundles include a specially designed MM350 PRO Extended XL 930×400 mm mouse pad with spill-proof stain-resistant micro weave and PBT dye-sublimated keycaps. The keycaps come in three captivating designs: White Cherry Blossom, Steel Azure, and Steel Crimson.
The CORSAIR K70 CORE SE gaming keyboard is now available for purchase on the CORSAIR webstore and through authorized online retailers and distributors worldwide. It comes with a two-year warranty and is supported by CORSAIR’s extensive customer service and technical support network.
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About Cherry:
Cherry AG is a German manufacturer of input devices, including keyboards, mice, and trackballs. The company was founded by Walter Lorain Cherry in 1953 in the basement of a restaurant in Highland Park, Illinois, USA. In 1979, the company's headquarters were moved to Auerbach in der Oberpfalz, West Germany. Cherry is known for its high-quality mechanical keyboard switches, which are used by many popular keyboard manufacturers, including Corsair, Razer, and Logitech. Cherry switches are known for their durability, consistency, and tactile feedback. In 2019, Cherry acquired Xtrfy, a Swedish manufacturer of gaming mice and keyboards. Xtrfy was founded in 2013 and is known for its lightweight and ergonomic mice. The acquisition of Xtrfy allowed Cherry to expand its product portfolio and enter the growing gaming market.Latest Articles about Cherry
About Corsair:
Corsair, founded in 1994, is a manufacturer of high-performance gaming and enthusiast PC components and peripherals. The company specializes in producing top-tier gaming keyboards, mice, headsets, as well as computer cases, power supplies, and memory modules. Corsair has earned a strong reputation in the industry for its commitment to quality and innovation, catering to gamers and PC enthusiasts worldwide.Latest Articles about Corsair
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PBT: Polybutylene terephthalate (PBT) is a thermoplastic engineering polymer used in the computer industry for a variety of applications. It is a strong, stiff, and heat-resistant material that is used to make connectors, housings, and other components for computers. PBT is also used to make printed circuit boards, as it is resistant to corrosion and has excellent electrical insulation properties. It is also used to make cables and other wiring components, as it is resistant to abrasion and has a low coefficient of friction. PBT is also used in the manufacture of computer cases, as it is lightweight and can be easily molded into various shapes. Additionally, PBT is used in the manufacture of computer keyboards, as it is resistant to wear and tear and can be easily cleaned.
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