With the Corsair K95 Platinum, the company introduces an upgraded microcontroller to the keyboard series which enables improved RGB lighting, dedicated macro keys and hardware playback. Also included is a lightbar and USB passthrough. The K95 Platinum doesn't come cheap though at $199.

Corsair is back with a Vengeance, and I couldn't be happier. The Corsair Vengeance K95 ($149.99) replaces the Corsair Vengeance K90 as the company's premier gaming keyboard , and the mechanical keyboard keeps nearly everything I loved about the original and steps it up a notch with several welcome...

High-quality mechanical keyboard is great for gaming or typing; Individual key backlighting; Numerous programmable macros; Built-in media controls; Detachable palmrest.

No color options for backlight.

As an avid fan of Corsair keyboards, having previously owned the K70 and now using the previous generation K95 with my personal set-up, eager anticipation is the flavour of the day as I dive into a review of Corsair's latest K95 offering.

Use 7 months! There are so many dead LEDs on the main keyboard that I might as well turn off the LEDs. Stay away from this product if you need LED backlit

Bought 2 of these. Both have led's failing in large numbers within 3 months time. As LED's are usually very long life it is most likely a PCB issue. Corsairs "warranty" is for you to pay them $30.00 for the privilege of returning their failed product to repair it. In plain talk it has no warranty!

Unreliable No Warrenty

Introduction Today, we are checking out the Corsair Vengeance K95 mechanical gaming keyboard. As you may have already known, Corsair ventured into gaming peripherals quite recently.

The K95 keyboard was built on the solid platform the K90 had but with some important and eye-candy additions like fully mechanical layout which integrates MX Red switches from Cherry or key-by-key customizable backlighting.

We recently reviewed Corsair's K70 mechanical keyboard, the successor to the K60. Today we'll take a closer look at the K70's bigger sibling, the K90. It is replacing the Corsair K95, and is also equipped with mechanical Cherry MX Red backlit keys.

So, you are already an experienced mechanical keyboard user and wonder what is new on the market? Or you are simply curious, wondering what this recent clicking rave is all about? Read on and get ready to meet the Corsair Vengeance K95 – a peripheral that just barely missed its chance to become a...

By any objective measure Corsair are swiftly becoming a peripheral juggernaut, matching their prowess in the chassis, PSU and memory markets. In June we had the pleasure of reviewing the Vengeance K70 , a mechanical keyboard based broadly on the K65 but for the first time with both mechanical...

+ Fully featured; + Mechanical Switches; + 18 Macro Keys (all mechanical; + Per-key backlighting; including macro keys; for personalised configurations; + Easy-switch on board profiles; + Multiple lighting modes; + Brushed-Aluminium chassis