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February 2012
(86%)
87 Reviews
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the Corsair Vengeance K90 gaming keyboard is a great choice for dedicated gamers looking for real performance and sturdy constructions. At just shy of $130, we highly recommend it...
Having used many keyboards in my day, I am a huge fan of the mechanical design, and the K90 is built like a tank, able to withstand an enormous amount of abuse. Aesthetically speaking, it's a great exercise in minimalism, and a refreshing and unique ch...
Abstract: Dedication. Diligence. Sacrifice. These are the words that describe us here at Hot Hardware, because when we set out to review these Corsair Vengeance gaming keyboards and mice, we sent the family off to bed night after and night and worked deep into t...
Much like the M60, I really would have liked to give the Corsair K90 an Editor's Choice, but the software stability and missing features means that it's still not quite up to par. The hardware is fantastic, these CHERRY MX Red mechanical keys are a re...
Looks great, Mechanical switches, Backlit, More macro keys than you would probably ever need, Multimedia keys, Very high quality construction, Competitive price
A little louder than a standard keyboard, The Corsair Vengeance K90 really is the complete package. You get all of the stand-out features of the best mechanical keyboards put into one great looking, solid package. The K90 can really do it all, FPS gaming,
Pros: Looks great Mechanical switches Backlit More macro keys than you would probably ever need Multimedia keys Very high quality construction Competitive price Cons: A little louder than a standard keyboard The Corsair Vengeance K90 really is the co...
Abstract: Everything USB Gaming Keyboards Corsair Vengeance K90 Gaming Keyboard ReviewTweetCommentsCorsair Vengeance K90 raises the bar to new heights for gaming and mechanical keyboards alike, but could stand to lose its dome-switched function keys that greatl...
Published: 2012-04-30, Author: Brian , review by: pcmag.com
Great typing experience with springy mechanical switches. Adjustable backlight. 18 programmable macro keys. Built-in media controls and volume knob. On board memory. USB pass through. Detachable palm-rest.
Palm rest collects crumbs. Silicone dome switches used for some keys
The Corsair Vengeance K90 gaming keyboard pairs a well-built gaming keyboard with a smorgasbord of customization, media controls and ergonomic features....
Elegant illumination with intensity control, Great number of macro choices, High precision mechanical keys, Easy to clean, USB port on the backside, Blue connectors are easy to spot
Crowded macro key pad, Macro keys could also be mechanical, Mechanical typing can get tiresome
The Vengeance K90 is a sturdy keyboard that catches the eye with its aluminum chassis and blue lighting, a rare detail among mechanical keyboards. It features a high-precision response and more macro keys than the user will ever need (the pad feels a litt...
Mechanical Design, Linear force profile, Quiet design, Beautiful brushed aluminum exterior, Easy to use software, 20KRO instead of typical 6KRO for USB keyboards,
The function keys and Gkeys use rubber dome switches, Very expensive keyboard
Performance in a keyboard is about being able to type and game without the peripheral holding the enthusiast back. Thankfully, the Corsair K90 performs admirably in both gaming and typing because the Cherry MX Red mechanical switches are great to type...
Cherry Red MX switches provide excellent response in games, Well designed tough construction with superb back lighting, Built in on-board memory for streamlined operations of macro programming.
"G" keys are inset lower then the rest of the keys.
After heavy usage over a period of two weeks on the Corsair K90, the performance and feel of the keys were definitely outclassing preferred keyboards using even more expensive non-linear Cherry switches. It appears that a natural adaptation is to not ...
