Yeah, i wonder when they're gonna find out that 60% was a dead end and that evolution has taken smaller factor keebs along the 65% branch leaving the 60 to dry out and die :)
@@PinKeeDJI mean... My daily driver is a poker 3 but in the prebuilt market I think that full programmability would be the only thing that would be refreshing, other than that you're in custom territory, corsair waited for years to come up with a keyboard that would've been great when? 2018? I don't think 60% is dead, but anyone with a functioning brain should go for a mecha mini or a pok3r if they want a 60% for sure.
@@desudesu8695 people that want to lube their switches (which should be almost everyone)? and everyone that's not a filthy casual that only has one setup of switches...
@@znoozi Exactly my point? I'm making up numbers here, but i'm sure 99% of people that use a computer have 0 idea what lubing switches even means. A filthy casual by your definition is almost everyone. Hot swap PCB is marketing to less than 1% of people who buy keyboards.
This review isn't late. Clearly ya'll take your time with reviewing things which is absolutely a great thing. Being first isn't always great. Especially the clowns that do "unboxing and review" videos which are an absolute waste of time. How can anyone really review anything straight out of the box?? I commend you for taking your time to review everything on this channel to give a good accurate comprehensive reviews!
I totally agree. It doesn’t scream “buy me”. I’m usually quite impulsive when buying things like this. I’ve looked at it over and over again, but haven’t felt like I needed to just pull the trigger.
I love the intro lmao made my day!, if you had time could you please review the Kemove shadow/snowfox 61 if you haven't already. would mean the world to me! amazing video!
There's a lot of stuff that's good to see on this, considering it's Corsair. It's nice that it's got Type-C and PBT. There is still heavy competition for them in this area, but it's looking a lot better than the K70 imo
This keyboard is for sure my favorite. My old K65 mini broke (spilled a drink on it which usually I’m really good about… sad face lol) I actually was able to swap it out for the same keyboard! After using this one I just don’t think I could switch to another keyboard.
@@SwitchandClickOfficial also thanks! From your (and a bunch of other) review(s) I grabbed myself a Tecware Phantom 87 to replace my red dragon that is acting flakey. Trying to keep myself from going *too* far down yet another rabbit hole, though my gf thinks I'm insane for spending $200 on a kitchen knife then skimping on a keyboard considering how much time I spend on my computer compared to cooking... She might be on to something there...
whenever i watch a keyboard review and its at the part where they do a sound test, i mimic it with my $10 generic membrane keyboard... then i ask myself, what is the purpose of life?
Way late to watching this review, but only found it after seeing one of these available second hand at a store. Might consider this if I'm wanting to go smaller than 75% on my desktop. The features of this don't seem to be too bad at all.
Wow those stabs are great in terms of Corsair stabilizers. I hope they make a 65%, if they do I’m totally buying it. Thanks for the great review! Edit: the price tag on this just makes me wanna buy a ducky instead. Rip.
For me I'm considering buying one today because I'm a person who likes tkl for the arrow keys and fn keys. Because Canada computers has a sale on them for $35 cad.
Hellloo, do you know if the poll rate settings saves without needing to make a profile? Like I want to leave everything else default but with 8000 poll rate only, will that work right away after changing or do I have to make a profile for it to permanently save to onboard memory?
Interesting would be the capabilities of the software. There are some pretty hefty configurable keyboards out there, like all those supporting QMK, or the ones from keyboardio, the ulimakehackingboard and the Dactyl Raise which Support a lot of programmability like layers, multiple functions per switch, lighting of keys depending of layer and a Lot of varients (like Switch, move and Switch for next press to layer). So would have been interesting what the Software offers in Detail.
I got it for about 80 dollars and I really like my desicion it was on sale (only in white though) but it sound sway better than my old one its way more useful and I just hope this one doesnt break
@@SwitchandClickOfficial please I don’t know what I should choose i want fastest keyboard with fastest switches im tried apex pro tkl and huntsman mini linear and stil i didnt feel fastest enough I want more and more faster
@@مباركبنكعببنسعدالتميمي maybe get better at the game. An extra 1ms isnt gonna make you the best player. The huntsman mini has optical switches which is about as fast as you can get
New to mouse and keyboard gaming. Bought this because it felt smooth… on my way out I touched the HyperX Alloy Core… took this piece of plastic back and changed it for the aluminium HyperX. So glad I went back
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"our review is late" don't worry Betty, corsair was late too, not your fault or your husband's fault.
Yeah, i wonder when they're gonna find out that 60% was a dead end and that evolution has taken smaller factor keebs along the 65% branch leaving the 60 to dry out and die :)
@@PinKeeDJI mean... My daily driver is a poker 3 but in the prebuilt market I think that full programmability would be the only thing that would be refreshing, other than that you're in custom territory, corsair waited for years to come up with a keyboard that would've been great when? 2018? I don't think 60% is dead, but anyone with a functioning brain should go for a mecha mini or a pok3r if they want a 60% for sure.
@@PinKeeDJ 60 percent is still really popular and perfectly usable depending on the location of the arrow keys
i just love when your personality shines through
In all honestly, it's 2021, why aren't companies making hot-swap PCB's at this point?
Big companies are pretty slow to adopt trends
Who even needs hot swap PCB's? Not to say nobody will find a use / need them, but it's just such a niche part of an already niche market.
@@desudesu8695 people that want to lube their switches (which should be almost everyone)? and everyone that's not a filthy casual that only has one setup of switches...
@@znoozi Exactly my point? I'm making up numbers here, but i'm sure 99% of people that use a computer have 0 idea what lubing switches even means.
A filthy casual by your definition is almost everyone. Hot swap PCB is marketing to less than 1% of people who buy keyboards.
@@znoozi filthy casual? thats basically everyone. Don't get too full of yourself because you are part of a niche hobby.
This review isn't late. Clearly ya'll take your time with reviewing things which is absolutely a great thing. Being first isn't always great. Especially the clowns that do "unboxing and review" videos which are an absolute waste of time. How can anyone really review anything straight out of the box?? I commend you for taking your time to review everything on this channel to give a good accurate comprehensive reviews!
Thank you so much! I appreciate that.
''Mr Stark, I don't feel so good''
- That Spacebar
I really Like That you seem more energetic and a little less serious in your later videos. Editing is also really good👍😁
Thank you so much! I appreciate that.
I got the Corsair K65 Mini and it’s so good, which is my second mechanical keyboard
Hey would you use this keyboard for a long time? @Switch and Click
The intro killed me 😂😂😂
I totally agree. It doesn’t scream “buy me”. I’m usually quite impulsive when buying things like this. I’ve looked at it over and over again, but haven’t felt like I needed to just pull the trigger.
"BUY ME BUY ME!"
I think that glowing bottle is showing its effect now...
I love the intro lmao made my day!, if you had time could you please review the Kemove shadow/snowfox 61 if you haven't already. would mean the world to me! amazing video!
Already did
I honestly love this keyboard
How have I never seen this channel before your so informative top 5 for me ♥️♥️♥️
Wow, thank you!
There's a lot of stuff that's good to see on this, considering it's Corsair. It's nice that it's got Type-C and PBT. There is still heavy competition for them in this area, but it's looking a lot better than the K70 imo
Yeah, people can overlook the good pretty easily. It's pricey though
@@SwitchandClickOfficial very true, but that could mean great deals on r/mm later down the line
@@Kraboobeeyeah, now it is here in the netherlands 80 dollar i think a pretty good deal.
Pretty inline with every review I've seen: It's not horrible, it's just not the best on the market.
no hotswap = no love, specially for that price. yikes.
"You gotta buy me!" micro heart attack on my side 😅
Btw Apparently the cable is slightly off centre!! Thanks for the awesome video :)
I like the new edit style. Also the extra bits at the end. Hehe.
Thank you so much! I appreciate that.
corsair's software probably the best one in terms of lighting customizations
Damnnn my guy up early grindin and posting videos for us! Keep it up buddy🔥
This keyboard is for sure my favorite. My old K65 mini broke (spilled a drink on it which usually I’m really good about… sad face lol) I actually was able to swap it out for the same keyboard! After using this one I just don’t think I could switch to another keyboard.
Great review, and nice ending lol...
Corsair makes really good configuration software. iCue is also available for mac but they don’t offer mac keys :/
Loved the bloopers!
you’d expect a keyboard called the k*65* to be a 65%, but i guess not
Great review as always. Love the bloopers at the end!
Thank you!
Your k65 mini review was the only one I really looking forward to =D
Awww thanks
No stands alone is a deal breaker for me, never mind the price. Kind of a shame cause it's actually not that bad otherwise feature wise.
Corsair shouldn't have skimped on that case
@@SwitchandClickOfficial also thanks! From your (and a bunch of other) review(s) I grabbed myself a Tecware Phantom 87 to replace my red dragon that is acting flakey. Trying to keep myself from going *too* far down yet another rabbit hole, though my gf thinks I'm insane for spending $200 on a kitchen knife then skimping on a keyboard considering how much time I spend on my computer compared to cooking... She might be on to something there...
I bought the white/blue themed k65 mini. I freakin' love it. Only downside is... it doesn't have that THOCC 😭
I knowwww and unfortunately you cannot change the switches they’re attached to the PCB 😭😭
i bought the rgb brown version on clearance 50% off at Target
the frequent uploads!!!
Back to three next week :P
@@SwitchandClickOfficial good, you are a human.
whenever i watch a keyboard review and its at the part where they do a sound test, i mimic it with my $10 generic membrane keyboard... then i ask myself, what is the purpose of life?
...and so is Corsair. There are so many other options for 60% keyboards.
honestly id rather get a gk61 lmao
I’m looking at the AK61...Same size, right?
@@joe-bw6wy Isn't this a review of the GK61...?
HyperX is doing it better. I mean it's HyperX, a big brand, so in case yours is broken, someone's gonna answer your email and actually deal with it.
I wish they would release this with brown and blue switches. Lineair switches are fine for gaming, but I can't use it to do work.
Just got a ducky one 2 sf with cherry mx blacks . Sooooooooo gooooos
love the thumbnail ❤ and the video of course!
You're the best!
If they use their own optical switches and build quality was a bit better than the 50 dollar chinese boards it would've been nice.
Way late to watching this review, but only found it after seeing one of these available second hand at a store. Might consider this if I'm wanting to go smaller than 75% on my desktop. The features of this don't seem to be too bad at all.
big mac for lunch
I have a Corsair K65 wireless and I utterly detest it. It was my first mechanical keyboard and will be the last one I buy from Corsair.
There isn't a k65 wireless is there? Do you mean the K63 wireless?
0:11 😂😂😂
Wow those stabs are great in terms of Corsair stabilizers. I hope they make a 65%, if they do I’m totally buying it. Thanks for the great review!
Edit: the price tag on this just makes me wanna buy a ducky instead. Rip.
RIP. For corsair, it's pretty decent. The naming convention makes me feel tricked tho
For me I'm considering buying one today because I'm a person who likes tkl for the arrow keys and fn keys. Because Canada computers has a sale on them for $35 cad.
Wow.. you guys are on steroids. Uploading everyday. Thank you for entertaining us with your content!
Back to three a week next week, just needed to get some things out of the way
thumbs up for the review...........NOT THE KEEB
Thank you so much! I appreciate that.
Hellloo, do you know if the poll rate settings saves without needing to make a profile? Like I want to leave everything else default but with 8000 poll rate only, will that work right away after changing or do I have to make a profile for it to permanently save to onboard memory?
Interesting would be the capabilities of the software.
There are some pretty hefty configurable keyboards out there, like all those supporting QMK, or the ones from keyboardio, the ulimakehackingboard and the Dactyl Raise which Support a lot of programmability like layers, multiple functions per switch, lighting of keys depending of layer and a Lot of varients (like Switch, move and Switch for next press to layer).
So would have been interesting what the Software offers in Detail.
why does corsairs cherry switch sound so much better/powerful than ducky? they even feel harder. thanks!
2:30 Who is dropping their keyboards? Mine only moves from the table when I am cleaning the table or need room.
you know you've made it when the comment section is poppin
remember me when you're famous 😆
you're the best
would you guys be able to get your hands on one of the gmmk pro keyboards when it ships out? really excited for that drop
I cannot say things yet haha
You are soo underrated
Thank you so much! I appreciate that.
I’m not a keyboard enthusiast so this keyboard is great for people like me.
I got it for about 80 dollars and I really like my desicion it was on sale (only in white though) but it sound sway better than my old one its way more useful and I just hope this one doesnt break
@AshesOfSparta im still using it but idk what you mean about use case
The k65 mini has now cherrymx red switches
I have this keyboard I just got it
Sounds like wooden clog dancing.
So, is this keyboard good for a starter? I like gaming and do normal productivity.
Im not understand why it’s bad choice??!!
Not a bad choice, just not an amazing one.
@@SwitchandClickOfficial so please im very very competitive player im playing Fortnite competitively and i want the fastest keyboard please🌹
@@SwitchandClickOfficial please I don’t know what I should choose i want fastest keyboard with fastest switches im tried apex pro tkl and huntsman mini linear and stil i didnt feel fastest enough I want more and more faster
@@مباركبنكعببنسعدالتميمي maybe get better at the game. An extra 1ms isnt gonna make you the best player. The huntsman mini has optical switches which is about as fast as you can get
They 40 bucks now for refurbished
I Use K65 RGB Mini am I good or bad?
Up to you
ok
im click
I bought this keyboard to replace my k63 wireless because I wanted a smaller keyboard.
*ahem* Ducky One 2 Mini *ahem*
Hmmm. Dunno about arrow keys being on UHJK and no apparent way to remap Fn to Caps Lock...
New to mouse and keyboard gaming. Bought this because it felt smooth… on my way out I touched the HyperX Alloy Core… took this piece of plastic back and changed it for the aluminium HyperX. So glad I went back
The sound of those keys is horrible.
Have you cover the Dierya Dk61E 60% with silver gateron optical switches yet? Because I was thinking about getting that.
I have it and it’s white xD
How does this compare to Razer Huntsman Tournament Edition?
It's ok will still watch it.
I enjoyed the bloopers.
Just start watching this channel and good quality,good time stamps,what can I say except giving a sub.
:D
First
Couple years later, if you can get it at like $45 that seems like an okay price.
I really want 60% keyboard but I cant live without dedicated arrow keys :(
The arrow alt functions are on uhjk? That should be illegal!
I don't like black keyboards anymore but this one looks sleek and fancy. Apparently it's Corsair!
The Docky two 3 small
i got it for 70 dollars is that good
Def looks like the Gk. Was a big fan of my gk64 but going else where after having alot of issues with it but could just be mine.
is it just me or did she say "the keycaps remind me of the ducky one 2 mini" 2 times
theres a little "ting" noise when you type/ bottom out? Any idea on how to fix?
Review the asus rog falchion pls its 65% wireless rgb
what do you think would be some good stabilizers to buy to replace a gk61's?
mx rgb so thocky
Im about to order the rk68 😃😃😃😃
This is my Main
Not gonna lie, one or two more "buy me" at the end may have convinced me...
But the board doesn't scream buy me :P
8:16 legit *jumpscare* :0
Are you going to review the alloy origins 60% ? 😀
Haha, yet this is like 5th or 6th K60 mini review I saw.
Woop woop, I just made the upvote counter go 3 digits :)
A 60% form keyboard -> named K65 on the box. Yeah not only they are late but they also did the cover bad while on crack too.
Cat fished
Mx silvers are awful. This keyboard is awful
All switches are personal preference
@@Xenon_001yeah and thats my opinion after using them with my corsair keyboard will never go back to that
Also very cool betty
honestly its a bad value
you should just build a custom or buy an rk61
you would have a much better experiance
Not great value. But software is a lot more reliable than customs at this price
@@SwitchandClickOfficial yeah i guess thats one of the redeeming factors
9:09 Please don't do that 😐
Are you ever going to mod it?