This keyboard will permanently replace the Hewlett-Packard keyboard that cam with my Hewlett-Packard Envy. Why the

The backlit keyboard is very nice and very handy for me, since I often work in a darkened room; The fact that I can change the color scheme of the backlighting is an extra bonus

The multi-media control keys aren't backlit, so I'd still have to break out my flashlight to find those in a darkened room; But, that's a minor detail and I won't deduct an egg for just that

Some of the keys are not laid out like ordinary keys on the keyboard. For example, the < symbol is at the button and the "," is on the top. There are multiple keys that are produced in the format. If I would have known, I would not buy it. Other than that, the keyboard is very good and I like it.

The keys are inconvenient hard to press and oddly spaced. The key has had problems about 4 times already and I got it about a week ago. Would not suggest

i bought this a month ago and im so happy i did, amzing performance

I went through a few cheaper gaming keyboards before I found this one. It's great not just for gaming, but typing too although you definitely have to use a little more power than a regular keyboard. My first few days using it, I could definitely feel some hand fatigue but I adjusted.

never had a keybored off this quality before ... but i can say it is aswome bored and the rgb is cool as well but the main part is the macros so far this keybored is 10/10 i used it daily for just over a month now and still like new top quality

The k55 is a great keyboard for any gamer with the backlit keys for gaming/ typing in the dark, with the RGB lights that are programmable with the Corsair iCUE software, that is compatible with my Corsair mouse.

Bought this mouse and keyboard as I didn't have one before- very happy with them- mouse is well designed ergonomically and the keyboard both looks nice and is comfortable to use. The only thing about the keyboard is that I'm not used to having an extra row of keys to the left and as I'm not a touch...

the corsair K55 is a must for anyone who's on a tight budget for a gaming keyboard, coming in at just 60, (corsair prices it at 50, but seeing as corsair charges 6.73 for most likely slow delivery, i was fine with paying an extra 3 for the keyboard as i knew it would come fairly quick) the K55...

I was hesitant to drop over $100 for a top tier mechanical gaming keyboard, and saw this as an entry level option with pseudo-mechanical keys, nice RBG lighting, and the macro features you expect from Corsair.