Corsair K100 CHERRY MX SPEED, BLACK, CH-912A014-NA

الي يريد كيبورد كامل مكتمل جميل و فخم و سريع جدا جدا لانه شيري سيلفر و الحلو انه يحسسك بالكبسات الميكانيكه و متعه في الكتابه اما اللعب انسى تلاقي فيه اي سلبييه يعني بالمختصر هذا اسرع كيبورد جربته في الاستجابه الشكل رهيب و الار جي بي في كل مكان في الكيبورد و في الفرار على اليسار هذا تقدر تخص فيه اشياء وايد الكيبورد هذا بحر في التخصيص حرفيا

Coming from Logitech G901 orion Spark Razer blackwidow ultimate mech keyboards I can honestly say this is a good but overpriced keyboard for gaming Pros: Beautiful and sleek design Fast and responsive keys cherry mx speed Customisable. Comes with kit to replace keys. Rgb is nice. Cons : software ICUe software is massive. 1gb download. Expensive Note: make sure you always get the US keyboard layout. It is the best for gaming. If you got the spare cash. Get it

Broke after 10 months. Never again.

Feels chip, im not sure that this item should cost more than 50$. Amazon brought me a broken one, didn't check, I guess. So I had to return it.

Bad item not good the opx is not as expected

I just got this keyboard and cant recommend it enough. very nice key strokes as well as aluminum body, and very comfy palm rest which I value a lot. its on the expensive side, but i got for alot cheaper because of promotion which was in place, so if you mange to snatch it while on sale, its a good product.

100% recomendado

A great keyboard, the most reliable one I have purchased yet with no weird issues.

I bought this in January, but after a few months, the volume control key is not working anymore. Tried every single trick out there and it's no good. It's very strange that at such a price the keyboard starts having hardware issues in less than six months.

Very smooth, love the light touch typing feeling of Cherry MX Speed, extra keys and buttons and knobs, and fully programmable RGB. I have been using Corsair K95 Platinum with Cherry MX Speed for 7 years and I needed another RGB mechanical keyboard for another PC, so I opted for Cherry MX rather than OPX so I don't have to get acclimated to new type of keys and swapping between Cherry MX and OPX when I move between PCs. I'm sure that if I haven't used Cherry MX before, I would have chosen OPX. I also used Cherry MX Brown, but I prefer Speed once I got used it. Although pricey (especially compared to Corsair K95 at the time I bought it), I took advantage of a sale. I couldn't find any mechanical keyboard that comes close to this one in terms of functionality and quality and programmability, especially the six macro keys on the left side I can't do without (I also considered Corsair K70 but they don't have macro keys). This mechanical keyboard is such a delight for gaming, coding, typing, etc. I use this on a Mac and Linux. Linux has ckb-next driver, and its development version (newer than release version as of Nov 2025) also detects the top left scroll and can program RGB on it. I created my own custom RGB lighting by copying one of the animations and then changing all the configurations to my liking. I use the USB port to connect my wireless mouse dongle and it works perfectly even if routed through a USB hub with on/off switches, then a USB KVM switch, and then through a third USB hub that is externally powered. If you are using a USB switch with mouse/key roaming feature that only works with a standard keyboard, there is a way to change the keyboard mode into BIOS mode by pressing some keys (search the Internet since it's not mentioned in the manual). You'll have to connect the mouse directly to the USB switch instead of the keyboard. You can revert back to normal mode with full functionality using some other key presses if you no longer need to be limited by a USB switch with key/mouse roaming feature. The wrist rest is very comfortable. It's nice that it's magnetically attached. The one in my old Corsair K95 had the plastic tabs broken so I had to throw it away. You probably won't find any alternative that comes close with macro keys, full custom RGB lighting, good quality, and the smoothness of a linear mechanical keyboard. If you've never used linear short activation switches, it may take some time to get used to it, but once you master it, you won't want to use any other switches. YMMV though.