CORSAIR K55 RGB PRO Membrane Wired Gaming Keyboard – IP42 Dust and Spill-Resistant – 6 Macro Keys with Elgato Integration – iCUE Compatible – QWERTY UK – PC, Mac, Xbox – Black

Very impressed with this gaming keyboard from Corsair! For such an affordable price, it offers exceptional performance and features. The keys feel responsive and satisfying, perfect for both gaming and typing.The RGB lighting is absolutely gorgeous! There are plenty of customizable lighting effects and colours, so my son can easily personalize it to match my setup. The brightness is perfect, not too overwhelming but just enough to create a cool ambiance during gaming sessions. It really adds a level of fun and flair to my son's desk.The build quality is solid for the price, with a sturdy frame that feels durable. The keyboard is surprisingly quiet compared to other cheaper mechanical keyboards the kids used, which is great for both gaming and general use.Overall, this is an outstanding budget-friendly option for gamers who want great performance and awesome RGB lighting without breaking the bank. I couldn’t be happier with my purchase!

Bought a new K55 RGB Pro to replace a K55 I've had for almost 8 years (and the only thing wrong with it is the paint rubbed off a couple of keys and a broken space bar). Feels exactly like my old keyboard. Why change what wasn't broken in the first place?Some people will be put off by it being membrane rather than mechanical but I personally believe this is one of the best membrane gaming keyboards you can buy.

I use keyboards both for working & gaming and I am quite intrigued by high-end membrane keyboards - since nothing in my opinion quite replicates feel of good-quality rubber dome keys.One notable weakness of membrane keyboards is they normally have just 2-key rollover, meaning if you press more than 2 keys you will very quickly find that most often 3rd key does not register. Which is quite detriment for games, even if you use just standard keyboard+mouse setups, and even more e.g. for rhythm games.I've purchased this keyboard because it actually officially advertised 12-key rollover. So I wondered if they did something almost no one did in years like capacitive sensing or diodes on each key (even while I was skeptical it was feasible for the price).As expected, on getting the keyboard quick test found that it can't register simple combination like S+D+7. And couple more, but this one I definitely consider super-common even in keyboard+mouse games when you strafe and want to switch weapon.Maybe someone should educate Corsair ad blurb writers that number in "key rollover" means *minimum* amount of keys that guaranteed to register simultaneously, not *maximum*. Even cheapest keyboard can easily manage very high amount of keys on some select chords, but its not super-useful. This what they doing is technically a false advertising, but they probably figured no one will bother fighting this in court - after all this is just 30-quid mid-low range keyboard.So, in reality this is 2-key rollover keyboard. From my testing I can say that it manages high rollover only on rough 4x4 cluster of keys to the left (probably because they specifically tuned matrix there). It might be fine if you only intend to use left hand, but note that there are keyboards with better rollover and even better optimized matrices - in same "gaming membrane" class/price range from competitors.This is a shame since for me proper high-rollover would be a killer feature and keyboard otherwise has solid-quality build, esp. for the price. I also appreciate it allows lighting control without installing any software AND remembers last set lighting setting on power-down. Typing quality also nothing to complain about.For some incomprehensible reason Corsair swapped "shift" and normal symbols (so that "shifted" symbol is *below* the normal symbol). I am a touch typist but even I look at keys occasionally and this weird arrangement just throws my brain off - and just looks like extremely childish attempt of "being unique". Maybe eventually you can get used to it, I wouldn't count this as deal-breaker.Also I am not a big fan of light-spill where you get more backlight *around* keys than on actual legends, but I can't say its deal breaker either - keys are still well-readable and I guess some people might like the style.

Love this..... I was previously using some random brand thing that was £10 and it was awful to type with and the buttons were wearing out so £30 for this....... it's a dream

Great keyboard, the colours are amazing and it works perfectly

Good responsive keyboard nice to use and good for gaming you can program macro buttons and change the colours using the I’ve software feels solid and work perfectly

Perfect keyboard feels good looks good easy to install and set up lighting

I used to only used flat office keyboards, but I decided to give this a try. Honestly the best purchase I made, you can customise the colors with the provided software and add keybinds. The sound buttons are very convenient too, it is a bit big and hefty to move around though.