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Either's a good pick for a mechanical keyboard for gaming from a hardware perspective, but what about the software? That was my big concern when I started using the Strafe, as Corsair's CUE ...

This keyboard combines the popular 75% form factor, high-speed, multi-device wireless, high-quality switches, and hot-swappable key sockets, with Corsair’s typically good gaming pedigree.

The feature has become more and more common on enthusiast boards, but it’s still relatively rare on keyboards from mainstream or gaming brands. That makes Corsair’s K70 Pro Mini Wireless an ...

The K65 Plus wireless keyboard ... The M75 wireless gaming mouse weighs in at 89 grams and features an ambidextrous design for either right- or left-handed gamers. It uses Corsair’s 26,000 ...

What is going to be a huge selling point is the CUE software used with the Strafe. Of course, you can remap the keyboard, and being a Corsair Gaming product, it would be silly not to offer a fully ...

We managed to get some time to chat with Jason Christian, Product Manager at Corsair about the upcoming Strafe mechanical gaming keyboard.

What you are about to see is the Corsair Strafe RGB MK.2 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, in the best configuration we could imagine it to be. As we carry on, we will point out the differences that we ...