That and his "Until next time - stay up!" are marking start and finish of some truly crisply scripted and produced videos. Really high standards being met here.
Best Tech Reviewer out there right now. Bar none. Too many of the "big" review channels feel stale. They take beautiful b-roll, read the specs like they're a Fiverr Voice Actor with a Blue Yeti, and say little-to-nothing about the product. You don't waste our time with trivial information that can be found on any product page unless it's actually worth mentioning. Your b-roll is gorgeous. You give us your honest opinion and predict questions/ arguments that make sense. And your narration is unrivaled in the tech review space. Seriously.
As usual, the most complete and visually appealing review of the product anywhere on the web, all packed into the most concise 15 minutes a YT video can have. Simply amazing! You deserve every bit of success this channel already has and then some!
I love how the review theme matches so well with the overall design/color scheme of the board. Not to mention the review had touched a lot, if not all, of the bases that I had questions for. Great work and thank you!
The Microsoft Sidewinder x6 had a similar magnet mounted numpad that I absolutely loved. I LOVED the implementation of the numpad there, and never had any issues using it.
The browns have a tactile bump before they bottom out when you press a key, and the reds are smooth actuation with no bump, I play more video games so I prefer not feeling a little bump when I press a key but if you type alot some people prefer that feeling.
I just got mine this morning after a 2 month wait. The build quality and packaging is amazing. I will be lubing all the switches and changing the standard keycaps shortly.
I just got my Everest with MX Brown yesterday from the Kickstarter. It's my first mechanical board and am really liking it so far. I plan to swap Zilents 67g into it after watching your reviews. I do like the Browns but think a heavier key will be better. Thanks
First time ever coming across your channel and i'm hooked! Way to get straight to the point on all the different topics, i had a bunch of questions about this keyboard and you literally answered all of them. Keep doing your thing brother man
Your videos are so frickin consistent man. This thing looks wild, I love to idea of more modular tech. I wish they'd start making modular phones already
This is THE MOVE for modular keyboards from the looks of it. Thanks for the close ups on the specific features. I was wondering about programming those buttons, good to see the Everest software is still pretty simple to work with.
Good to hear youre happy with it, Im considering ordering it now myself. However I was wondering is it possible to easily change what is shown on the four custom lcd keys? For example having a 'gaming mode' with shortcuts to say Steam, Origin, Epic, Discord then swithcing to 'creative mode' with shortcuts to launching Photoshop, Notepad, After Effects, Word etc? If so how many different profiles can you have. Thanks!
Solid objective review and very detailed as well. I've just got one question (off-topic): Where did you buy that big white topography mousemat? 5:30 and forward Thanks in advance!
"Keyboard System" - that's a good descriptor. Great review. I just picked up the Everest Max on a 50% off sale (!!) and am very impressed with its quality and capabilities. A couple of thoughts: I do think the USB cable allowing the numpad to connect remotely to the keyboard is about an inch too short - I can't quite place the numpad above the keyboard - but eBay has me covered here. Also, currently if the screensaver is set to clock you can't use the wheel to change volume (why?!!). You need to dig into the wheel menu to change it to "volume". FAQ suggests this may change. It really needs to. Finally, for PC peripheral history buffs, the first detachable numpad i am aware of is from the Microsoft SideWinder X6 Keyboard, from 2008. Mine still works (Win 11 still supports it even!).
The Microsoft Sidewinder X6 keyboard had an magnetic numpad free to attach on the left or the right side that worked like a charm. This was ages ago. Still in good memory.
just bought the complete set with all compenents and incl. the Mouse Makalu 67 + the big mousepad, all in all for 259€. I think this is a great deal!!!
Only other keyboards I've seen that's done the numpad on the left side was one of the bloody brand keyboards and an asus keyboard. I've wanted more companies to do that because I think it's better for not just productivity but for gamers who would still like a full size board. Really cool to see someone else doing this.
Okay so here we go, I'm going to try to keep this as short as possible: This keyboard is AMAZING, so glad they are doing this, this is EVERYTHING we wanted from the Corsair K100 and MORE. Complaints about this keyboard are for me first of all the detachable numpad, I get some people don't like it and that's fine, however I think they should make another version where the numpad is fully attached, that will make it a bit smaller as well, remove that pattern by the keys which you already said, they need to add dedicated macro keys such as on the Corsair K100 you got G1-G6. I like those and think they should do that, the dedicated media controls are amazing along with the rest of that unit, I will say though I also wish there was a version with it just permanently there in the top right corner or something and the back be a little raised up, the RGB a little brighter and fix the problem with the pure white not being able to show on this because I love that color, the wrist rest would obviously be the full length of the keyboard, and everything else is amazing, I hope to see Corsair do EXACTLY this in the future at a good price and I will easily buy that, another big thing here is only ONE cable with a USB passthrough, that is amazing and needs to be done, it's almost 2021 come on companies
This keyboard or the Corsair K100? They are priced the same, where I live. Though i would have to buy a set of PBT for the Everest Max. which would make it slightly more expensive.
Quite happy i joined the Kickstarter for a Gunmetal Gray MX Silent Red Max version of this. Now to wait for it to arrive, a few more weeks i am guessing seen they do abundant choices first, so i am in the last quarter of choices i think.
To me this seems like a company that cares I’ve never heard of them before but the packaging says a lot! Also, the build quality as well as the efforts they put into it. I personally have a k95 platinum, I have no reason to upgrade so I won’t lol but they are a company I would CONSIDER when I do choose to upgrade
The ping is noticeable and the Cherry MX Silent red are not silent at all. I actually think that the regular reds sound better in this video. Great to know there are ISO Spanish options. Those are extremely hard to get. I'm from Costa Rica and my custom build was impossible to get spanish ISO keycaps!
I agree the the Reds sounded better. We were talking about it after filming the sound test. The actual noise of the switch drowns out the ping. Of the 3, the Silent Reds definitely sounded the worst.
I've been running a madcatz strike 7 keyboard for a while. But a recent move destroyed one of the buttons on its modular screen. This is looking like the closest replacement I can find for that keyboard. Looks like I'll be getting it, and my madcatz will turn into an experiment. I want to make it a mechanical keyboard and keep all the original functionality of the screen
wow this is silent red? they make a lot of noise compared to my durgod k320. pretty sure the only way you hear mine on mic is by bottoming out really hard
Considered getting the max but... I see loads of bad reviews talking about stuff not working at all and when I ask the CS about details to make a purchase decision, they just repeat what's already on the website, but in broken English.
those are some extremely loud silent reds. I overlubed some of mine to the point where some sound wet and they're still quieter than the ones on that board
It looks pretty good, but one thing I still don't like is the minimum cable length with the separate numpad. The cable connection should run on the top and be drawn back by a leaf spring. USB is petty overused in the product. It likely drives up the cost and it would be better if the separate numpad would be usable with other keyboards and laptops. Pack a separate and stadalone numpad beside a laptop in a carrying case, ideally. According to an other YT review, a card reader can be used with a top USB port.
It would be a neat thing for MMO players to be able to turn the detachable num pad into a macro keyboard with G1, G2, etc. Keycaps. Basically making it like the old corsair with a bunch of dedicated macro keys. Do you know if you can remap the num pad keys to macros?
Been seeing this keyboard being advertised months prior and it’s a very good and interesting way to go about a keyboard. It’s just disappointing that theres no 5 pin switch support as you said. Can’t wait til you review Glorious’ upcoming GMMK Pro though! Really stoked to see what people have to say about it once it’s released
@@badseedtech Well I know they said they're gonna send some out to reviewers and I'm sure/hopeful you'll be one of the first so I'm excited to see what you do there!
Sidewinder X6 was the first mass market keyboard with a swappable left/right numpad. It took me years to find a replacement for that board. It was an overall meh board but it's numpad was perfect. I got my Everest Max a couple months ago and ... omg. This is my keyboard until death. They really nailed my aging gamer needs.
nice review also cant wait for you to review the new Glorious GMMK keyboard its a very interesting keyboard. $70 if you have your own switches and keycaps.
I'm new to keyboards and switches, and I've been looking for a 915 TKL alternative, or rather build one myself. That being said, would low profile switches like the kailh choc's be able to mount to the PCB, or are the low profile switches not deep enough to reach the PCB with the plate in the way?
Here's a free idea: instead of a TKL sized main board, make it a spaced out 75% so when the numpad is attached, it would resemble an 1800/96% layout. Saves a small bit of space too
Definitely, I would agree that this keyboard is not worth the price point for what's being provided. That being said they are having a deal where you get the mountain Everest max, Makalu 67, and Nunatak XL for about 250 USD. I just bought it myself and I am waiting for it to come in.
Sorry to correct you -> the first keboard to my knowledge to have swappable numpad was the Tesoro Tizona (Numpad was sold as an accessory). Not a well known keyboard, but it's at least 5 or 6 years old now As a plus for this keyboard: the only other ones i know with HotSwap and ISO support are the GMMK line, so it seems like a great pick for EU/UK buyers that want both those features.
do the pbt keycaps (that come with it if you upgrade to pbt) have good rgb shine through because its rgb and it gives you 100% tottaly not fake tottaly real +20 fps
If Corsair can recreate this keyboard ALONGSIDE Everest which means Elgato X Corsair X Everest, this means the keyboard will be 10000X better and hopefully everything will be permanently connected as much as I love customization I just want the indicator LEDs on the keyboard and the dedicated media keys along with the wheel on the right side of the board, better yet put the dedicated media controls on the right along with a separate volume scroll wheel and then on the way left the wheel with the amazing tactile feedback
it's sad that people forget about the microsoft sidewinder x6 for swappable number pad :(. although it's just a right to left swap. and u can turn the whole numberpad into a macro board (giving my old keyboard some pat because it deserve some love T_T) Also what do you think about putting dem glorious panda switches in it?
It this one has better stabs, cable rerouting, usb pass through, better diffused RGB, better legs, and potential media and numb pad upgrades?? Doesn’t it kick the ALT’s ass?
Has anyone else who ordered this keyboard have issues with the USB-type C media ports not lining up? Mine are partly under the frame and I can't connect anything in the ports.
I am excited about this but for other reasons, this means Corsair will soon follow hopefully doing a co-lab with them and I can't wait for what's to come with keyboards, hopefully some major advancements very soon, now with my K95 I will just wait for it to happen
The "You ready? Let's go" is absolutely legendary
Thanks so much man!
That and his "Until next time - stay up!" are marking start and finish of some truly crisply scripted and produced videos. Really high standards being met here.
Best Tech Reviewer out there right now. Bar none. Too many of the "big" review channels feel stale. They take beautiful b-roll, read the specs like they're a Fiverr Voice Actor with a Blue Yeti, and say little-to-nothing about the product.
You don't waste our time with trivial information that can be found on any product page unless it's actually worth mentioning. Your b-roll is gorgeous. You give us your honest opinion and predict questions/ arguments that make sense. And your narration is unrivaled in the tech review space. Seriously.
As usual, the most complete and visually appealing review of the product anywhere on the web, all packed into the most concise 15 minutes a YT video can have. Simply amazing! You deserve every bit of success this channel already has and then some!
Thanks man - appreciate you
why does it feel like the mx reds sound quieter than the mx silent reds...
Because he smashed the keys like a neanderthal.
Man I found this channel when I was looking for a new keyboard. And now I'm sucked in. You deserve way more subs brotha
Appreciate you bro!
Same
When you’re so early that you spend 10 mins coming up with something funny but then you’re not early anymore and your comment isn’t even funny.
I enjoyed this ride.
@@badseedtech lmao the king himself has responded.
Let's go
9:46 chill buddy
I love how the review theme matches so well with the overall design/color scheme of the board. Not to mention the review had touched a lot, if not all, of the bases that I had questions for. Great work and thank you!
Yo, thanks so much - glad it hit the mark for you.
I love the "let's go" at the beginning of all your videos
The Microsoft Sidewinder x6 had a similar magnet mounted numpad that I absolutely loved. I LOVED the implementation of the numpad there, and never had any issues using it.
the sidewinder X6 and X4 were some of the greatest keyboards I've used in my 20 years of gaming.
1:40
The international site seems to have other layouts other than spanish iso and us ansi
ofc they have ... German based ... that US/Spanish is for the NA market ... know about : german, nordic, uk, french, spanish, italian, us ...
This keyboard is amazing. I’m getting it for Christmas
i ordered my Everest Max last week, great review you were the only one who pointed out the cheaper key caps, i may have to upgrade later on
what keys did you get with it?
@@SanteriHietanen the speed silvers, i have them now in my corsair k95 and like them alot, before that i had reds
@@bucketofampz Since I use nordic layout there is only red or brown choice, which one would you choose?
The browns have a tactile bump before they bottom out when you press a key, and the reds are smooth actuation with no bump, I play more video games so I prefer not feeling a little bump when I press a key but if you type alot some people prefer that feeling.
I just got mine this morning after a 2 month wait. The build quality and packaging is amazing. I will be lubing all the switches and changing the standard keycaps shortly.
I just got my Everest with MX Brown yesterday from the Kickstarter. It's my first mechanical board and am really liking it so far. I plan to swap Zilents 67g into it after watching your reviews. I do like the Browns but think a heavier key will be better. Thanks
First time ever coming across your channel and i'm hooked! Way to get straight to the point on all the different topics, i had a bunch of questions about this keyboard and you literally answered all of them. Keep doing your thing brother man
This is such a unique keyboard. I love it.
got my everest max today. im hyped!
Your videos are so frickin consistent man. This thing looks wild, I love to idea of more modular tech. I wish they'd start making modular phones already
This is THE MOVE for modular keyboards from the looks of it. Thanks for the close ups on the specific features. I was wondering about programming those buttons, good to see the Everest software is still pretty simple to work with.
I have the everest max in my hands and it was hands down of of the best purchases I've made this year.
Good to hear youre happy with it, Im considering ordering it now myself. However I was wondering is it possible to easily change what is shown on the four custom lcd keys? For example having a 'gaming mode' with shortcuts to say Steam, Origin, Epic, Discord then swithcing to 'creative mode' with shortcuts to launching Photoshop, Notepad, After Effects, Word etc? If so how many different profiles can you have. Thanks!
I see a coiled aviator stype calble at 3:09 - Does the everest max actually work when using such a cable or is that fpr demonstration purposes only?
I started pulling out the palm rest from the magnetic holders, and it works like a charm.
Solid objective review and very detailed as well. I've just got one question (off-topic): Where did you buy that big white topography mousemat? 5:30 and forward Thanks in advance!
"Keyboard System" - that's a good descriptor. Great review.
I just picked up the Everest Max on a 50% off sale (!!) and am very impressed with its quality and capabilities.
A couple of thoughts:
I do think the USB cable allowing the numpad to connect remotely to the keyboard is about an inch too short - I can't quite place the numpad above the keyboard - but eBay has me covered here.
Also, currently if the screensaver is set to clock you can't use the wheel to change volume (why?!!). You need to dig into the wheel menu to change it to "volume". FAQ suggests this may change. It really needs to.
Finally, for PC peripheral history buffs, the first detachable numpad i am aware of is from the Microsoft SideWinder X6 Keyboard, from 2008. Mine still works (Win 11 still supports it even!).
Thorough and detailed! Thanks!
I just ordered the Makaul max display pad and the Everest max with speed silvers
The Microsoft Sidewinder X6 keyboard had an magnetic numpad free to attach on the left or the right side that worked like a charm. This was ages ago. Still in good memory.
just bought the complete set with all compenents and incl. the Mouse Makalu 67 + the big mousepad, all in all for 259€. I think this is a great deal!!!
Only other keyboards I've seen that's done the numpad on the left side was one of the bloody brand keyboards and an asus keyboard. I've wanted more companies to do that because I think it's better for not just productivity but for gamers who would still like a full size board. Really cool to see someone else doing this.
Southpaw style custom keyboards have left numpad
Claymore II releases in 4 days. Would like to see a comparison of the two.
Another high quality review as always
Loving the moody background and chill music, sick keeb too :O
Okay so here we go, I'm going to try to keep this as short as possible: This keyboard is AMAZING, so glad they are doing this, this is EVERYTHING we wanted from the Corsair K100 and MORE. Complaints about this keyboard are for me first of all the detachable numpad, I get some people don't like it and that's fine, however I think they should make another version where the numpad is fully attached, that will make it a bit smaller as well, remove that pattern by the keys which you already said, they need to add dedicated macro keys such as on the Corsair K100 you got G1-G6. I like those and think they should do that, the dedicated media controls are amazing along with the rest of that unit, I will say though I also wish there was a version with it just permanently there in the top right corner or something and the back be a little raised up, the RGB a little brighter and fix the problem with the pure white not being able to show on this because I love that color, the wrist rest would obviously be the full length of the keyboard, and everything else is amazing, I hope to see Corsair do EXACTLY this in the future at a good price and I will easily buy that, another big thing here is only ONE cable with a USB passthrough, that is amazing and needs to be done, it's almost 2021 come on companies
why would there need to be a version with the numpad attached? it makes literally no difference except for that it only limits you...
This keyboard or the Corsair K100? They are priced the same, where I live. Though i would have to buy a set of PBT for the Everest Max. which would make it slightly more expensive.
Quite happy i joined the Kickstarter for a Gunmetal Gray MX Silent Red Max version of this.
Now to wait for it to arrive, a few more weeks i am guessing seen they do abundant choices first, so i am in the last quarter of choices i think.
Was looking forward to you covering this board. What do you think about the upcoming gmmk pro? 🤔
To me this seems like a company that cares
I’ve never heard of them before but the packaging says a lot! Also, the build quality as well as the efforts they put into it. I personally have a k95 platinum, I have no reason to upgrade so I won’t lol but they are a company I would CONSIDER when I do choose to upgrade
I've had the pleasure of speaking with the man behind Mountain and, can confirm, is really good people.
@@badseedtech I’ll definitely consider it! Thank you for the response!!
The ping is noticeable and the Cherry MX Silent red are not silent at all. I actually think that the regular reds sound better in this video. Great to know there are ISO Spanish options. Those are extremely hard to get. I'm from Costa Rica and my custom build was impossible to get spanish ISO keycaps!
I agree the the Reds sounded better. We were talking about it after filming the sound test. The actual noise of the switch drowns out the ping. Of the 3, the Silent Reds definitely sounded the worst.
Glad I snagged this board on their black friday deal
Nice review, I picked this up. Any idea for some upgraded keycaps?
Another great review my dude
I've been running a madcatz strike 7 keyboard for a while. But a recent move destroyed one of the buttons on its modular screen. This is looking like the closest replacement I can find for that keyboard.
Looks like I'll be getting it, and my madcatz will turn into an experiment. I want to make it a mechanical keyboard and keep all the original functionality of the screen
wow this is silent red? they make a lot of noise compared to my durgod k320. pretty sure the only way you hear mine on mic is by bottoming out really hard
That detachable num pad is DOPE as someone who is constantly using excel and playing games
Is the screen missing a portion, or is it your picture that has a black spot ?
Considered getting the max but...
I see loads of bad reviews talking about stuff not working at all and when I ask the CS about details to make a purchase decision, they just repeat what's already on the website, but in broken English.
How does it compair to the Corsair 100K? Also, what is your opinion on the custom vs non-custom keyboards...what are pros and cons.? Thank you.
Great video as always! When are you going to review the new Hifiman HE-5xx?
those are some extremely loud silent reds. I overlubed some of mine to the point where some sound wet and they're still quieter than the ones on that board
Really cool review
It looks pretty good, but one thing I still don't like is the minimum cable length with the separate numpad. The cable connection should run on the top and be drawn back by a leaf spring.
USB is petty overused in the product. It likely drives up the cost and it would be better if the separate numpad would be usable with other keyboards and laptops. Pack a separate and stadalone numpad beside a laptop in a carrying case, ideally.
According to an other YT review, a card reader can be used with a top USB port.
It would be a neat thing for MMO players to be able to turn the detachable num pad into a macro keyboard with G1, G2, etc. Keycaps. Basically making it like the old corsair with a bunch of dedicated macro keys. Do you know if you can remap the num pad keys to macros?
Great vid again dude. Waited till your review to drop on this. 😈
Looks awesome! Thanks for another great review.
Thanks for watching brother!
Been seeing this keyboard being advertised months prior and it’s a very good and interesting way to go about a keyboard. It’s just disappointing that theres no 5 pin switch support as you said. Can’t wait til you review Glorious’ upcoming GMMK Pro though! Really stoked to see what people have to say about it once it’s released
Right after I buy the huntsman tkl FML. This board is a solid 9/10
When you getting your hands on a GMMK Pro Keyboard? Any word on that yet?
No said date
@@badseedtech Well I know they said they're gonna send some out to reviewers and I'm sure/hopeful you'll be one of the first so I'm excited to see what you do there!
Sidewinder X6 was the first mass market keyboard with a swappable left/right numpad. It took me years to find a replacement for that board. It was an overall meh board but it's numpad was perfect. I got my Everest Max a couple months ago and ... omg. This is my keyboard until death. They really nailed my aging gamer needs.
"You're not gonna break it. Trust me, I tried." hahahaha awesome!
nice review also cant wait for you to review the new Glorious GMMK keyboard its a very interesting keyboard. $70 if you have your own switches and keycaps.
Can u fully mod or hot swap the stock keys with gateron yellows or tealios?
definitely going to buy, I can use my old caps and switches from my hyperX alloy origins
Hello,
Would you recommend this keyboard, or the apex pro/apex 5?
9:45 Whoa there, how about a little NSFW countdown warning, bud?
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I'm new to keyboards and switches, and I've been looking for a 915 TKL alternative, or rather build one myself. That being said, would low profile switches like the kailh choc's be able to mount to the PCB, or are the low profile switches not deep enough to reach the PCB with the plate in the way?
Azio Levetron Mech5 Mechanical Gaming kb number pad can go on either side too
Does this keyboard have a Game mode?? like Logitech keyboards ie disables certain key functions ie windows
What keyboard with 5 pin support is recommended? Have you seen the gmmk pro?
Good to hear you point out it's poor quality ABS, not ABS in of itself that makes it bad.
Here's a free idea: instead of a TKL sized main board, make it a spaced out 75% so when the numpad is attached, it would resemble an 1800/96% layout. Saves a small bit of space too
I want this channel to be massive
A few boards in the past have had that numpad thing, but those are from at least 20 years ago.
this comment is random and i wanted to ask in a recent video but should i get the equate plus or should i get the coolermaster mp510 mousepad?
Would you happen to know of any good ergonomic gaming keyboards?
Hey, is the HD58X Jubilee still your recommended buy here in 2020?
Can’t wait until you get your hands on a GMMK PRO that thing looks next level for production boards.
Where is my early gmmk pro review badseed?
GET WORKIN ON IT REEEEEEEEEE
Definitely, I would agree that this keyboard is not worth the price point for what's being provided. That being said they are having a deal where you get the mountain Everest max, Makalu 67, and Nunatak XL for about 250 USD. I just bought it myself and I am waiting for it to come in.
Hi I'm looking for the best MMO keyboard with silent switches. Maybe a 75% (I need F1... but no numberpad) rgb or tkl. What do u reckon ?
whats that mousepad do u have when u were doing the sound test
Sorry to correct you -> the first keboard to my knowledge to have swappable numpad was the Tesoro Tizona (Numpad was sold as an accessory). Not a well known keyboard, but it's at least 5 or 6 years old now
As a plus for this keyboard: the only other ones i know with HotSwap and ISO support are the GMMK line, so it seems like a great pick for EU/UK buyers that want both those features.
Whoa, nice one! Looks like Tesoro is still making a board that does this. Wonder how the implementation is - looks like a pretty budget offering.
Dude, the ultimate productivity board 🤩
do the pbt keycaps (that come with it if you upgrade to pbt) have good rgb shine through because its rgb and it gives you 100% tottaly not fake tottaly real +20 fps
Will there be a review of the hd560 s sennheiser soon?
8:45 but I have Razer Tron keyboard, the numpad is swapable too :v
can u remap ANY key on this keyboard? Like, can I remap numpad5 to say, Ctrl+C ?
If Corsair can recreate this keyboard ALONGSIDE Everest which means Elgato X Corsair X Everest, this means the keyboard will be 10000X better and hopefully everything will be permanently connected as much as I love customization I just want the indicator LEDs on the keyboard and the dedicated media keys along with the wheel on the right side of the board, better yet put the dedicated media controls on the right along with a separate volume scroll wheel and then on the way left the wheel with the amazing tactile feedback
it's sad that people forget about the microsoft sidewinder x6 for swappable number pad :(. although it's just a right to left swap. and u can turn the whole numberpad into a macro board
(giving my old keyboard some pat because it deserve some love T_T)
Also what do you think about putting dem glorious panda switches in it?
Wait but if you get the base version and upgrade to PBT caps, it comes in at 180$. Isn’t that just as good as the drop ALT?
It this one has better stabs, cable rerouting, usb pass through, better diffused RGB, better legs, and potential media and numb pad upgrades?? Doesn’t it kick the ALT’s ass?
What do you think of the GMMK pro?
Has anyone else who ordered this keyboard have issues with the USB-type C media ports not lining up? Mine are partly under the frame and I can't connect anything in the ports.
killer review! I wish they'd make a low profile version like the G915
honestly reminds me of the old MS sidewinder x6
The usb cable for the numpad needs to be longer imo.. I would love to have the keyboard on the right of my mouse.
I think you can use a longer type C to type C cable if you want to.
Mmmm...nice, but why would i get this just for the "media deck" when we can wait for the GMMK pro?
Gmmk pro is 3 times better than this at 2/3 the price
is there any way to reduce the pinging?
I am excited about this but for other reasons, this means Corsair will soon follow hopefully doing a co-lab with them and I can't wait for what's to come with keyboards, hopefully some major advancements very soon, now with my K95 I will just wait for it to happen
I just want that num pad 😂
I don't know if they'd do a holiday discount, being it just came to market. But I'll be keeping an eye out. 🧐