Corsair’s black and yellow theme is well-established within the gaming peripheral market, standing out well on the shelves of retail stores. The K70 LUX RGB is no exception.
The keyboard dominates the front of the packaging, showing off the RGB backlighting and key features, as well as the MX Silent switches.
The reverse side is jam-packed full of information, possibly too much, but it’ll more than likely answer any questions without pestering the sales assistant.
The internal box certainly isn’t pretty, but it’s made up of thick cardboard with everything held tightly inside. The included quick start guide, as well as warranty information, have their own cubby hole, as do the gaming keys and key-puller. The wrist rest resides underneath.
Initial thoughts are very positive, the keyboard feels solid and weighty, the keys look great and the brushed aluminium backing plate is stunning.
The keyboard dominates the front of the packaging, showing off the RGB backlighting and key features, as well as the MX Silent switches.
The reverse side is jam-packed full of information, possibly too much, but it’ll more than likely answer any questions without pestering the sales assistant.
The internal box certainly isn’t pretty, but it’s made up of thick cardboard with everything held tightly inside. The included quick start guide, as well as warranty information, have their own cubby hole, as do the gaming keys and key-puller. The wrist rest resides underneath.
Initial thoughts are very positive, the keyboard feels solid and weighty, the keys look great and the brushed aluminium backing plate is stunning.
