Corsair Mechanical Keyboard and Gaming Mouse

[Culverin]

What's that? You're more of an MMO or RTS gamer? No worries, Corsair's got you covered there as well with the K90 and M90 keyboard / mouse combo. The keypad (pictured above) houses several of the same features of the aforementioned K60 with the addition of backlit, icy blue LEDs and 18 programmable macro keys with three separate banks. You read that right -- 54 independent macros will be at your disposable should you need them. Not to be outdone, the M90 laser mouse has 15 customizable buttons of its own that take cues from six unique profiles that can be selected mid-game and many of the stellar options from the M60 FPS clicker. All of the above will be available in October -- the keyboards will set you back $129 (K90) and $99 (K60), while the mice will be priced at $99 (M90) and $79 (M60), respectively.

The internet has been a buzz with these models.

The pricing is quite aggressive for mechanical keyboards, they look good and have macro keys. Machined aluminum face also helps.












Source:
Corsair Vengeance gaming keyboards, mice, and headsets hands-on (video) -- Engadget

Hands-on with Corsair Vengeance gaming keyboard, mice and headsets - YouTube

I think I'm finally going to end up selling off my Logitech G15

[kchan]

that keyboard is....

[Cman333]

uh oh.....splurge time

[slsSpeC]

It's nice to see MX Red switches hitting mainstream, they're pretty hard to find. I might give it a try but I'm not sure if I like the overall design.

[SkinnyPupp]

Moved onto 'laptop style' keyboards long ago. No reason to go back for me.

[twitchyzero]

never had an interest in mechanical keyboard...but that aluminum finish on the keyboard with rubberized tips

never in hell would I need 18x3 macros though..but I'd probably still pick that over the $250 Logitech G19.

I hate how these gaming keyboards all come with plastic wrist rest though