Corsair K70 keyboard - White

This keyboard uses Cherry MX Speed mechanical switches, known for their linear feel and fast 1.2mm actuation point.

Yes, the RGB lighting is fully customizable using the Corsair iCUE software, allowing for per-key lighting effects and dynamic profiles.

The keyboard has 8MB of onboard memory and can store up to three custom profiles, including macros and lighting settings, without needing the iCUE software running.

Yes, the included soft-touch wrist rest is detachable for user preference and comfort.

The keyboard features a polling rate of 1000 Hz, ensuring rapid data transmission to your computer.

Yes, it includes dedicated volume controls and multimedia playback buttons for convenient access.

While primarily designed for PC, basic keyboard functionality might work with some consoles, but advanced features like RGB customization and macros typically require a compatible PC and software.

PBT keycaps are more durable, resistant to shine, and maintain their texture longer than ABS keycaps. The double-shot molding ensures legends will not wear off.

Ensure the USB cable is securely connected to both the keyboard and the PC. Try a different USB port. Check if the Windows Key Lock is enabled and disable it if necessary. Test in another application or game.

Verify the keyboard is connected and recognized by the system. Ensure the Corsair iCUE software is installed and running correctly. Restart iCUE or your computer. Check lighting settings within iCUE.

Confirm that the profiles are saved to the onboard memory (3 profiles maximum). Ensure iCUE software is running if the profile requires software control. Check macro assignments within iCUE.

Ensure the main keyboard USB cable is fully plugged in. Try connecting the device directly to the PC to rule out a device issue. Some devices may draw too much power for the pass-through.