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The Corsair Gaming K70 RGB is capable of some impressive lighting effects for a keyboard, but you have to master some overly complex software to use them.

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All that's missing on the Corsair K60 RGB Pro gaming keyboard is onboard memory to save your settings, but this won't be a problem if you keep it connected to the same computer. Here's our full ...

A surprise entry into the mechanical gaming keyboard market is GAMDIAS with its impressive Hermes RGB. Let's take a close look.

Typically popular with gamers, an RGB keyboard is something that anyone can try out and appreciate. Why not use one to brighten up mundane tasks like data entry or paying bills online?

The Das Keyboard X50Q is a beautiful mechanical keyboard with an RGB gaming aesthetic. It feels and looks great, but the key programming options are limited.

The Corsair K68 RGB is one of our favorite keyboards we have reviewed, affordable, fully customizable and has achieved some very high scores from us.

Don’t get the wrong idea here, [Cynthia] isn’t just trying to get the keyboard to flash along to music; the goal was to use the RGB lighting of the Ducky keyboard for notifications that the ...

Corsair's K70 RGB and K95 RGB should be the best RGB mechanical keyboards, thanks to real Cherry MX switches, but the software side is a broken nightmare.

Some of the code found by 9to5Google within the Chrome OS points to Chromebooks supporting the full color RGB keyboards, with each key able to be customized to create colors across the full spectrum.

Both the K70 RGB TKL mechanical gaming keyboard and Sabre RGB Pro mouse use the company's Axon processing tech to give each an 8,000Hz polling rate.