The saying goes that good things come in small bottles, and when I see this CORSAIR K100 AIR, I understand that the saying can be applied to the thickness, as a review of its design and specifications will serve to make it very, very clear to us that we find out we are in front of the keyboard which, despite what it might seem its slim designit has nothing to envy other much thicker models.

Of course, the first thing that catches your eye is the thinness of its structure, and that’s it it measures only 11 millimeters at its thinnest point. In addition, its aesthetic design is very elegant and minimalist, contained in a brushed aluminum construction that guarantees great durability and durability. The CORSAIR K100 AIR is by far the thinnest keyboard in its class and also the most powerful among ultra-thin keyboards. In other words, we are facing a unique design in which thickness, design and performance go hand in hand.

And how does this CORSAIR K100 AIR manage to offer a user experience comparable to larger professional keyboards? The key point is your choice Mechanical switches CHERRY MX Ultra Low Profile, specifically designed to provide the full-press feel we expect from a mechanical keyboard on thin keyboards. In this regard, and even without testing this CORSAIR K100 AIR, the approval of CHERRY MX ultra-low profile switches is already a guarantee.

Another more than remarkable aspect is related to its connectivity, as this keyboard offers us three connection systems: WIRELESS SLIPSTREAM ultra fast, Low Latency Bluetooth on up to three host devices or on USB cable mode on PC and Macwhich offers spectacular 8000 hertz polling rate. Plus, if you want to use it with multiple devices, the CORSAIR K100 AIR can quickly switch between connecting wirelessly to a PC, laptop, tablet, and more with the press of a keyboard shortcut.

When it comes to autonomy when working in wireless mode, CORSAIR has aimed very high, as it includes a long-lasting battery capable of providing up to 50 hours of operation with the RGB backlight onautonomy that can extend up to 200 hours if we do without lighting LEDs. The lighting which, as you may have guessed, is controlled via CORSAIR iCUE to work in sync with the rest of the compatible components and peripherals.

Features CORSAIR K100 AIR four fully programmable macro keys which allow you to perform complex macros, actions and launch applications and are complemented by classic multimedia controls and a wheel for volume control. In addition, to improve usability, it has 8 megabytes of memory that allows us to store up to 50 user profiles that we can call up immediately when we connect the keyboard to any compatible device.

CORSAIR K100 AIR will go on sale next year on October 4 and although its price is not yet known, you can sign up for the mailing list, where CORSAIR will inform interested parties.