Corsair K70 Pro TKL Review: Pro is not always better

When I am tested A mechanical keyboard with “Pro” in the name, I expect it to be the best of the best, with no concessions on its variable not Pro. Razer has emerged this: Blackwidow V4 Pro Better than the original V4 in all ways, and It proves that the gaming keyboard does not need to be used Hall effect keys to be good.

On the contrary, Corsiere showed The Hall Affect Effect Keys do not automatically make a better keyboard, especially when there are differentials to get them. The Corsair K70 keyboard has three flavors: Johar ($ 100)and Core Wireless ($ 150)And Pro TKL ($ 180). The professional has an advantage over the nucleus because it contains some The keys to the effect of the hall, but bypassing the wireless connection. It’s sport Anne The voting rate is 8000 HzRGB large -scale, magnetic wrist. It also has some sacrifices that make it faded compared to other K70 models and peers.

The story of two key

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Corsair Product page for K70 Pro TKL He says that the keyboard uses “Corsair MGX V2 keys”, not mentioning standard mechanical keys in the technical specifications section or anywhere else. In the explosive view of the keyboard, some keys contain pink legs instead of blue and are included as “MLX plasma switches”.

Each key is not part of the main group, such as the row of jobs, the escape key, the switches of stocks, and other mobility keys, are mechanical keys. Even on the keyboard of the keyboard, this is only served in a small print at the top of the box, with a sign of the Hyperdrive MGX keys. On the intention or not, this is frustrating. When I buy a keyboard, I expect all switches to have the same type of key. If this is not the case, the company should be more clear than this.

Fortunately, the keyboard does not feel bad in writing. Hyperdrive MGX V2 keys is clear and responsive without any smoothness at the bottom of the key. There is almost no zero when writing or even when the key is slowly pressed, which is possible thanks to the connection -free design of the effect of the magnetic hall. ((Read more about technology here(This is Likely Further Improved by the Double-Good Design Inside the Switches, Introuted with the Keychron Q1 He It has been used in multiple keyboards since then.

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Hyperdrive keys is shared in the same design as the Lekker’s Wooting keys, which means that the two can be switched between keyboards. However, both are made using a previous design of the hall effect keys and cannot be replaced with the latest hall effects used by keychron (I have been discussed When reviewing Q1 is last year).

MLX mechanical keys are fun for use, although they feel a weight of the hall effect keys. They have a deeper and complete tone and a slight scratch that can be felt even when writing normally. It is similar to “good” scratching for something like a Cherry MX Black. The MLX switches look a little slower for the apostasy after Keypress.

I constantly felt mixed by mixing the MGX Hall and MLX mechanical switches, because the two hair are significantly different. This does not mean that MLX keys are bad; I enjoy writing the standard K70 nucleus that only contains mechanical keys. The issue is how to mix the two. It was dispersed whenever you had to use both consecutive keys.

Half a high speed

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K70 Pro TKL works well for games. It contains incredibly accurate and rapid inputs, and more, MGX weight and bounce speed are adjusted to respond without light so that it causes any accidental wrong factors.