The keyboard is wonderful, premium, heavy and sturdy construction with a metal top frame, the red switches are the best I have used so far, the brightness is just right, the connection cable is fabric with a type c connection like most premium keyboards. Of the keyboards I own and have worked with, the one that is similar in feel and quality is the SteelSeries Apex 7 TKL, while the Razer BlackWidow V3 TKL, MSI Vigor GK50 Elite TKL and the HyperX Alloy Origins Core PBT are inferior, especially the Razer BlackWidow V3 TKL, which just before completing 1 year of use, the W switch broke—unacceptable for a 110 euro keyboard.

Very good keyboard, the only issue i have is with iCUE because it isnt compatible with sound visualization on the keyboard LEDs unless you have a corsair headset.

I bought it recently for €59 on a Black Friday offer. The key feel is very good, that's the only positive I noticed. Let me mention some negatives: the lighting is quite low compared to much cheaper keyboards. It has a detachable USB type-c cable, which I consider very negative because at the connection point, with a wrong move, it will either disconnect or break completely; it gives you the impression that the connection point is very flimsy... I would have preferred the cable to be fixed on the keyboard as it is on many other keyboards. Now, what can I say about Corsair's iCUE software, it's the worst there is, very difficult for a beginner and on many computers it can even cause problems. I don't open this program at all, I change the lighting from the keys. I think that at the prices they sell it for, €100 and €150 [without an offer], this keyboard is not worth buying.

Nice feel and quality. Just be careful, there is a limitation in changing the keys as you want, especially if you have Windows and you are a gamer, because there are some shortcuts in Windows that you might press by accident causing chaos in your experience and they are difficult to disable.