The K55 rgb Pro xt keyboard from Corsair has just launched with membrane switches, media keys, 12 key rollover and G-Keys ...

The Corsair K55 CORE RGB gaming keyboard doesn't feature mechanical switches, but the typing is still smooth and crisp. For under $40, you get a fully featured full-sized Corsair keyboard with ...

The Corsair K55 Core RGB ups the ante on its membrane keys with vibrant 10-zone RGB, media controls, and macros at a budget $39.99 price. ... The switches are very tactile, ...

The Corsair K55 is a membrane keyboard, which means it utilizes rubber domes under its keycaps as opposed to mechanical switches. The result is a softer keypress with a nearly silent response.

However, the Corsair K55 Core is a surprising budget option that is very cut-and-dry but is still worthy of a look, provided you temper your expectations. ... Regarding the membrane switches, ...

The Corsair K55 RGB Pro XT is certainly cheap, and while it doesn't quite meet the speed needs of esports, ... The membrane switches take some decent force to actuate too, ...

The Corsair K55 RGB Pro is an inexpensive keyboard so it’s obvious that some corners have been cut. Its body is made entirely of plastic which looks and feels cheap, and there’s a bit of flex.

Corsair's K55 Pro XT is an upgrade to its 2016 budget offering, ... The switches themselves feel pretty close to Cherry MX Blacks, with heavy actuation, no click, and plenty of resistance.

The Corsair K55 Pro XT is a membrane switch keyboard featuring per-key RGB lighting, and six dedicated macro keys, Elgato Stream Deck software compatibility. Skip to main content.

The Corsair K55 RGB Pro is one of the biggest non-mechanical RGB gaming keyboards we've seen in ages. For $59.99, you get 120 keys that make you feel like the pilot of a mecha suit .

Having used the Corsair K55 RGB Pro XT as my primary keyboard for the last few days, I’m of two minds about it. On the one hand, I don’t find it very comfortable, and I can’t wait to go back ...