Corsair FINALLY Goes 75% - K65 Plus Wireless Review!
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- Опубликовано: 19 фев 2024
- The brand new Corsair K65 Plus Wireless is the first 75% gaming keyboard from Corsair, but how does it stack up to the competition out there? Check it out in this review!
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Why on earth would they call a 75% keyboard the 65??!! My first instinct, too. Well said, Frank.
that makes perfect sense....its the 65 series....if you call it 75 what would you call the next version? ...graphics cards also have a series and different "sizes" (e.g. 4050, 4060, 4070)
Full size, TKL, 65@@matthiasweninger6205
they just trolling xddd
that makes absolutely no sense. @@matthiasweninger6205
@@matthiasweninger6205i promise you it makes much more sense to name the keyboard based on its layout rather than putting it in a “series”
every other keyboard manufacturer disregarding the bigger companies don’t do that, and using graphics cards as comparison does not work at all here
So Corsair calls both a 60% and a 75% a 65. Totally out of touch.
lol, I ignored the video because the notification said K65, then clicked on it later after seeing thumbnail showing 75%.
They also used K65 for a TKL too
K65+, yet it's less than the k65 I have... How come?
Honestly I just hope this small keyboard craze goes away soon, I miss so much my full keyboards... It's so hard to find them now.
@@marcosvictor4935 I totally ignore layouts w/o the Function keys row. I did find the best compromise to be 97%. Not as wide as a full keyboard, but have almost all of its keys. The ones that are missing on set up on Fn layer.
@@marcosvictor4935 'The K65 plus.
Bigger than the K65, a bit smaller than the K65, and much smaller than the K60'
Just got mine and I love it. Genral typing feels amazing and the sound is delicious.
I used Corsair for so many years and we have an Azoth that is great, especially with WS Morandi in it but this is all plastic at $159. While it's not out yet the new Lemokey P1 is going to be all AL at $99. From what I can tell it looks like a Q1 Max but with Cherry Caps and it's supposed to have enhanced acoustics (possibly the foam from the Keychron Acoustic upgrade kit?). Obviously they are going to have to cut costs somewhere but it's definitely an interesting proposition. After purchasing Drop I would have hoped for more custom integration sooner but it least they are on their way! Some DCX caps on this board would probably make a big sound difference as well.
Great vid as always!
Excellent, straightforward professional review.
Thanks fort the honest review. Any chance you were planning to review the Royal Kludge M75 or RK96? I need to replace my Razer Blackwidow Chroma X and it really turned me off from spending money on brand names. I recently picked up the RK61 for packing around with my laptop and it really surprised me how good it was for well under $100CAD.
Like you said, I like that they went for a more almost chill, normal look
there are a million options that are better with a "chill aesthetic", honestly the only mainstream brand that doesn't sell keyboards that sucks is Asus
none of that chinese cheap, chill aesthetic keyboards has 2.4 ghz wireless mode with no delay @@blackhawkpy
I wish I could have a gaming PCB inside a zoom75 case, that would be absolutely incredible.
I love the keycaps on this keyboard, simplistic but nice.
10:28 Some great insights on screen
Corsair has always numbered their keyboards on theirs rather than size. The K70 range is full sized keyboards. Took a while before they launched the K100.
I've had a Corsair keyboard before it was pretty good board aswell currently have a keychron which is impressive
About to get my nuphy air75 V2, but this could be a contender if I'm not happy with it. Just wish they had a low profile varient
This looks very similar to the Keychron Q1 Pro, but with a corsair brand and some tweaks to button placement
I just bought it and been using it for 2 weeks. Love it.
How’s the wired option?
That keyboard looks smooth
So close to ideal for me. But the only value add of RGB for me is to be able to see the key cap legend in the dark.
Could always just buy some keycaps that have transparent legend
@@big_narc True. But then I loose the legends of the special functions on various key caps. That might not be too bad as the arrow keys are there. Maybe replacing the simple keycaps and leaving the ones with additional functions would be good enough.
i just got this keyboard new, and the keys are in the correct place, but the alt key acts as the windows key and the windows key acts as the alt key? i had to assign them correctly in Icue
Probably the first Corsair keyboard ever that actually worth the money around its MSRP. It seems buying Drop had its positive effects.
I agree. The naming scheme by Corsair is confusing AF however, one thing I can say I do like is the fact that their first release was in the black color way and yes, I’m looking at you, Asus.
for the same price i love my Strix Scope II 96 Wireless, smol but fool
96% layout keys but in a compact size
I have a Corsair K68 for quite a while, been thinking of replacing it with a wireless. This looks nice but i prefer full keyboard, Anyone have full keyboard wireless recommendations. ?
Im curious how it stacks to the Keychron Q1 Pro.
If it weren't for the silver esc key, I would've mistook it for a Keychron Q1. In fact, I did on my first glance.
you should do a updated review on the best budget gaming keyboards ~$100
I have gotten into the custom keyboard scene for the past year and have built a few 65%, 75%, and 96% keyboards. Because of that, I stopped paying attention to what companies like Corsair were bringing out. They all seemed like ¨cookie cutter¨ gaming keyboards. It´s nice to see that custom keyboards have actually influenced the big gaming keyboard companies to up their game a bit. I just might get the K65 and try different builds on it. I do have to say that I am surprised that since they kept the north facing LEDs, that they didn´t use shine through keycaps.
Might have to get this over my current Asus Azoth. Having a super annoying issue where I have multiple keys repeating and the support team is very bad at getting back to you.
Have you tried changing the switches on the keys that are repeating? that's usually what causes it is faulty switches.
I've been looking for a new keyboard to replace My corsair k95. When I press W my character stops moving sometimes In game , I have to press it again for it to move forward idk what to do.
how did you get your icue to work? mine isnt showing at all
are the keys similar to asus azoth keyboard blue clicky keys?
Hi randomfrankp I love your videos 😁❤
Love this keyboard just picked one up. W Corsair.
Wonder why no light pass-through for the key themselves
Wouldnt have killed you to put some keycaps with translucent legends to show how the RGB looks
I would have bought this board if I didn’t get the Azoth Moonlight NX Snow edition not long ago. Love the direction Corsair has gone with this.
Azoth battery life was said to be much better. Can you confirm?
Debating between this and the azoth and not sure which one to get
Im not much of a corsair aesthetic fan generally but it looks good actually
Howich quieter is this than the Wooting 60he? I need a quieter keyboard for at night lol
isnt that the exact same name as a Redragon budget keyboard?
When I had a Razer keyboard I heard a reviewer say that any custom kb beats the mainstream gaming kbs. Now that I have a Keychron, that is so clear to me.
Tbf, razer finally came out with a decent keyboard, the blackwidow 75% is pretty sweet.
@YoungSweat I'm familiar. I don't think the typing experience is at the custom kb level. It's ultimately subjective though
The line has been blurred, mainstream has caught up with custom trends and price tags.
Why aren't the caps shine through. I don't get it.
if this comes with tactile switch, it would be an instant buy for me
I like the look and feel of the mechanical board, I am not a fan of the sound. I find they get in the way on meetings and can annoy others in the office/home office. Is there a way to get this one with silent keys?
Does this use standard keycap sizes?? I remember some corsair keyboards don't
That changed literally years ago lol. back in 2018-2019 they changed to standard
@@GrandSil90 the bottom row seems to be non standard, they have 3 keys on the right side of the space bar that are smaller than the standard layout, soooooo you just look ridiculous making fun of a genuine question.
@@GrandSil90 cheers, shows how old my current one is then xD
@@haroldtrei 3 1U keycaps on the right is very common for 75% layouts. spacebar will be 6.2U and left side is all 1.25 U so this actually is a standard 75% layout (it's exactly the same as the Keychron Q1 and V1, for example).
@@oatmilk9918 Indeed, that's something to keep in mind when buying a different keycaps set, there's some of them that don't include the complementary keycaps for different layouts, buying something like the Hyper X pudding keycaps which are super popular on Amazon will not fit this board because that's made for a full size layout with 1.25U modifier keys, so just keep an eye out.
I know this keyboard is wireless but can you also wired it to your computer to use it too or no?
Yes, as I said in the video
the keyboard lights up when you Unbox
Frank, I think your mic is broken or that is the quietest I have ever heard the Holy Panda x's... I have been building customs for a few years and recently picked up a Nuphy 75v2 which has turned into my daily driver since I plugged it in over boards easily twice the price. Nice to see the masses start to put some quality in their products :)
anyone know of a good set of key caps that allow for shine thru for this keyboard?
Panda
Great video!
Nice Corsair!
I'm thinking of grabbing this one. It seems to tick all my boxes and looks like a really good keyboard. Edit/purshase update: I've purchased one of these and have been using it for a little over a week now, and I absolutely adore it. It's a fantastic keyboard, excellent for both typing and gaming. I haven't had a single issue with the wireless connection, and the battery life is good enough. My only gripe about the keyboard is the keycaps. I'll be replacing these with pudding keycaps because at night, you can't really read the legend on them since they're not shine-through. But other than that, it's a great no bs keyboard!
i got one, love it.
is it good?
@@slickftw
@@user-de9dg9rg9m I really like it. Only just got it and I’m super happy with it.
@@user-de9dg9rg9m I've updated my comment with a short "review", if you wanna know more feel free to ask :D !
i really don't like they grey keys and really don't like that they didn't use shine through keys, no good in a dark room.
thought it was a ghost orb at 1:33 but it's just a lil piece of dust lol
Just like every other so-called "ghost orbs" ;)
Take a look at the Asus ROG Falchion RX low profile :)
I love how Corsair didn't even bother to label the real form-factor number in the product name like K60, K65, K75. They just went for Pro Mini (65%), Mini (60%) and now this "Plus" word that stated for 75% form factor, lol.
this is gonna cost me so much in my country.... damn
That new IDLES album though.
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Tech companies try and name their products in a way that makes sense challenge (impossible).
I don't know about the gaming part, but I'd take the NuPhy Air75 V2 every single time. Less money, more features and low profile.
Maybe corsair uses numbers to indicate how high end is the product. Isnt k100 max their most expensive? That's the only logic I could come up with
Rapid trigger function? Like the wooting?
As I literally said in the video - no. Please watch and listen before commenting.
@@randomfrankp Wow, you seem like a dick.
Don't tell me you didn't put this video length at 13:37 by accident.
When are your key caps going to ship
They’re on their way to the warehouse I last heard about a week ago
@@randomfrankp awesome thank you waiting patiently for my order can’t wait
Honestly thought this was a new keychron fr
Why did corsair decide to abandon slipstream. I bought this keyboard loving the idea behind it, just to find out i now have to run two dongles. Why Corsair, why!
I just made a keychron with some foam and tape with some nice boba u4ts and for 120 bucks....total... sheesh and a bag of extra browns it came with . Can't beat that.
Threads?!
Corsair’s naming scheme for their keyboard hurts my brain lol
Edit: I didn’t know frankp said it hurts his brain too LOL I just got to that part of the video.
FINALLY
Lacking lube in stabs and the stabs being PCB mounted requires user to disassemble everything just to tune and lube the stabs is just... Yikes!
Gaming companies are going to HAVE to be extremely competitive with their product and pricing when it comes to peripherals now. Why should I buy anything from them when I have better alternatives like Nuphy or Wooting that can offer same products with more options and choices at a lower price point?
Even gaming mice you can find budget options coming out from China with 4k or even 8k hz polling rate being sold affordably to consumers.
Any gaming keyboard company that is making a keyboard in 2024 seriously need to have HE keys imo, or analog like razer for controller like input.
I feel like it's hard to justify mechanical keyboards for gaming, when hall effect exists for basically the same price if you're talking $120+ boards.
when rapid trigger
goddamnit and i just bought a 75% keyboard
"It's a good board for what it does"... then this needs to be reflected in the price because at £150 its obscene regardless of the price of the competition
I hope they finally make a k70 or k100 quality wireless 100% keyboard
They call it 60 or 65 because its worse quality In terms of materials I suppose
I guess these keyboards are for short, tiny people? Im 6’ and one hand is bigger than half this board… how do you all type on something that small?
Frank I have a problem and need help, I got the dry studio black diamond but i use it with a Mac I’m a noob, where can I get good Mac keycaps to swap the Mac specific keys on it
For reference I have their light colored version
Is it really only a hundred USD? Isn't that a very compelling price for what this is? I'm impressed, corsair
Too expensive, and I built a QK75
You mentioned Keychron, from them and some other budget brands you can get as good or better for almost half the price
Looks like a Bluetooth gmmk pro. I’m good
was kind of hoping they would have come out with a hall effect sensor version of something like this
A better deal is the Redragon K530 Pro Red Switch $54.00 now with coupon
FINALLY I CAN SWAP BACK TO THE K65 ITS BEEN TOO GOD DAMN LONG. I used the original red K65 and loved it
GMMK pro knock off for half the price. Way to go Corsair so innovative
I have found full prebuilt GMMK Pro with 100€ (including armwrest and coiled cable!) and barebones version for 80€.
My favorite part was 9:10
can you do a review about the beyerdynamic DT 990 and the DT 770
Lol these are monitoring headphones for making music/videos. Idk why ppl use them for gaming if that’s what you’re using them for. 770 is the standard 990 for slightly more bass. That is all you need to know really. But for gaming all you really need is some Astro a50s. They’ll have better and deeper sound overall for gaming
@@IDeletedDataYou are not even close, 770 are closed back and closed back headphones will always have more bass than open back headphones. Also I currently own and use as main headphones for gaming their newer variant 900 pro x , and let me tell you these are way better than any other "gaming" headset I ever tried,and I've used headsets X3 times more expensive than your astro 50s. In fact I find them better than any headphones I've ever tried full stop. Only thing is if you want that powerful boomy bass these are not it, because they are open back. But for accuracy, soundstage and emerzion they are amazing. Don't write comments about things you know absolutely nothing about.
@@ivanpetrov7379 i went to school for audio engineering. so dont tell me what i dont know about lmao. but i wont go into detail. your comment alone shows you dont know jack i dont even have to elaborate. how about you dont make assumptions about people without sounding like a dumbass :P. My whole point is there are headphones for different occasions. and you dont need these for gaming or a soundstage first of all. as if these nerds could even tell the difference. these are meant to be flat headphones for monitoring. but i wont say any more u can figure the rest out or better yet you should know why i made the comment if youre such an expert bozo
@@ivanpetrov7379 i was an audio engineer in school and did it 5+ years after. you dont need these for gaming.ive had all of these. most of you common folks dont even have the trained ear to use these for "sound stage" so dont try to tell me about what i "dont know" when youre just an average consumer.
I’d prefer for them to have made it wired and charged a much more affordable price. I feel like this company thinks that adding wireless means adding $50 too the price tag is okay.
$160? wtf, heck nah, I'd rather go with the wooting 80he which i am, pre-ordered one 😁
Keychron
It's subpar compared to the competition, don't know many examples but I know of the Epomaker x Aula F75 wich is plain and simple just better for about 70 USD, I got mine for even cheaper at around 50 USD from AliExpress. I never really knew how bad my now half broken K70 Mk.2 SE was until I tried the Aula F75, and that Mk.2 Was 150 USD about 3 years ago.
You can also get it at 137
asus azoth with no screen, more plastic, not quite as good switches, no white option, and they didn't even lube all the stabilizers/switches. im mostly just tired of black keyboards with rgb lighting. a white keyboard would simply show the lighting much better. why would i want to pay extra for rgb then mute it with black. like do i want rgb or stealth. whoever is getting corsair parts arent going for a stealth look. your target audience.. ill just say. so close. ill save my money and buy it when there is a white version for sure and slap some white pudding key caps on and lube the rest of it. no doubt. or hear me out, have it come like that and make it 175 and become a best seller.
was good!
Oh look, a keykron clone.
$99 and they have a keyboard worth considering. $160 for something that "does nothing crazy special or unique" is a pass for me.
Im still with my b930 bloody keyboard its amazing and faster 😍
It cheaper now got mine best buy $129 new