CORSAIR has just introduced the CORSAIR K65 PLUS Wirelessa keyboard which, like everything signed by the Californian brand, is primarily focused on the gaming ecosystem and which, as is customary with the keyboards of the K family, combines a truly attractive design, functions that are at the level of even the most demanding gamers, all within a unified value proposition , which we are already used to.

This CORSAIR K65 PLUS Wireless corresponds to a shape distribution factor of 75%You see, we’re talking about a keyboard that’s 25% smaller than a full-size keyboard, which forgoes the number pad and the pad that normally resides between the right side of the standard keys and the number pad (although it retains the cursors). In this way, we are talking about a more compact design, but this does not mean giving up the functional keys and it even has an analog control that we can use to adjust the sound volume or program its software for any other purpose.

We are talking, as its full name suggests, about a wireless keyboard, although in reality it would be more accurate to say that it offers three connection modes: 2.4 GHz low latency, Bluetooth (we can also use this mode to control smartphones, tablets and other devices) and if we want, we can also connect it via cable via USB port (3.1 or 3.0 type A). Encryption is always used in wireless connections for security, and the keyboard has a control that allows you to instantly change connections and jump from one device to another.

In terms of construction, the CORSAIR K65 PLUS Wireless has been designed to offer an unbeatable touch experience. For this purpose, it uses spre-lubricated CORSAIR MLX Red switches along with dye sublimated PBT keysand an interior with a double layer of acoustic insulation for a highly controlled sound experience. However, for users with other preferences in these respects, the keyboard allows both keys and hot switches to be swapped.

Another very important aspect is its autonomy, and in this respect it is evident that CORSAIR has decided to go to the maximum, so that it can offer a full charge at a low consumption setting (mainly without LED lighting) autonomy of up to 266 hours between charges. But for those who don’t mind more frequent recharging, the CORSAIR K65 PLUS Wireless also shines (pun intended) with its RGB LED lighting, which we can individually set on each key and which we will control using the iCUE tool.

The CORSAIR K65 PLUS Wireless Keyboard is now on sale on the CORSAIR website and is priced at 159.99 euros.