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The CORSAIR K65 RGB MINI 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard combines top-level performance with portability. PBT double-shot keycaps deliver exceptional durability with a premium look and feel. With 8,000Hz hyper-polling enabled by AXON hyper-processing technology, CHERRY MX SPEED RGB Silver mechanical keyswitches, and expansive onboard shortcuts, the K65 RGB MINI offers big performance and functionality in a compact design. Vivid per-key RGB backlighting is fully customizable through CORSAIR iCUE software, alongside key remaps, custom macros, and immersive integration with select games. Save up to 50 profiles to take with you anywhere with 8MB of onboard storage. Full N-key rollover, Windows Key Lock mode, and a detachable braided USB Type-C cable make the K65 RGB MINI a high-performance gaming companion at home and on-the-go, so you can win in any space. Specifications Form Factor: 60% Keyswitches: CHERRY MX SPEED, mechanical, 45g actuation force, 1.2mm actuation distance Backlight: Individually lit and per-key programmable LED Colour: RGB, 16.8 million colours Keycaps: PBT double-shot, 1.5mm thick, backlight compatible Connectivity: 1 x USB 3.0 Type-A USB Report Rate: Up to 8,000Hz hyper-polling Matrix: Full key rollover (NKRO) with 100% anti-ghosting On-Board Profiles: Yes, up to 50 Media Keys: Yes, FN shortcuts Brightness Key: Yes, FN shortcut Windows Lock Key: Yes, FN shortcut iCUE (Software): Supported in Windows 10 and macOS 10.15 Cable: 1.82 m / 6 ft, USB Type-C to Type-A, detachable, black, braided fiber Dimensions: 294(L) x 105(W) x 44(H) mm / 11.6(L) x 4.14(W) x 1.74(H) in Weight: 0.58 kg / 1.28 lbs Package Contents CORSAIR K65 RGB MINI 60.

RTINGS

While the Razer and SteelSeries picks above are great versatile units, the Corsair K65 RGB MINI is a straightforward unit focused on raw gaming performance. Instead of non-standard switches with adjustable pre-travel distances, the Corsair comes with typical Cherry MX switches. You can get your choice of switch type, including Cherry MX Speeds, a classic gaming switch with a feather-light actuation force and a short pre-travel distance for a sensitive and smooth keypress throughout&mdash;though beware, you're likely more prone to typos.

The font on the PBT keycaps is sharp and aggressive, and the shine-through legends showcase the RGB backlighting. And its gaming performance is unparalleled with its higher-than-average maximum polling rate of 8000Hz and split-millisecond latency for a highly responsive in-game experience. This keyboard is also compatible with Corsair's iCUE software, meaning you can sync up your lighting effects with other Corsair products, like your mouse or PC components, for a unified theme in your setup.

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Ofcourse it isn't 65%, that's why they advertise it on their own site as the "K65 RGB Mini 60% mechanical gaming keyboard". The only ones who failed are people who assume that Corsair naming conventions are based on keyboard size. To save people from future disappointments:. * The K55 is not a 55%

Ofcourse it isn't 65%, that's why they advertise it on their own site as the "K65 RGB Mini 60% mechanical gaming keyboard".


The only ones who failed are people who assume that Corsair naming conventions are based on keyboard size.

To save people from future disappointments:
* The K55 is not a 55%
* The K57 is not a 57%
* The K60 is not a 60%
* The K63 is not a 63%
* The K65 is not a 65%
* The K66 is not a 66%
* The K68 is not a 68%
* The K70 is not a 70%
* The K95 is not a 95%
* Also,  the K95 Platinum isn't actually made entirely out of platinum.

<div class="md"><p>Ofcourse it isn&#39;t 65%, that&#39;s why they advertise it on their own site as the &quot;K65 RGB Mini 60% mechanical gaming keyboard&quot;.</p>

<p>The only ones who failed are people who assume that Corsair naming conventions are based on keyboard size.</p>

<p>To save people from future disappointments:
* The K55 is not a 55%
* The K57 is not a 57%
* The K60 is not a 60%
* The K63 is not a 63%
* The K65 is not a 65%
* The K66 is not a 66%
* The K68 is not a 68%
* The K70 is not a 70%
* The K95 is not a 95%
* Also,  the K95 Platinum isn&#39;t actually made entirely out of platinum.</p>
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Okay?  And the K75 wasn't a 75% keyboard, Logitech's MX Keys isn't a mechanical keyboard, and the Razer Huntsmen isn't designed for hunters.  Names and model numbers do not necessarily mean anything and are a poor indicator of what you are actually buying, same as yesterday.

But sweet memes I guess.

<div class="md"><p>Okay?  And the K75 wasn&#39;t a 75% keyboard, Logitech&#39;s MX Keys isn&#39;t a mechanical keyboard, and the Razer Huntsmen isn&#39;t designed for hunters.  Names and model numbers do not necessarily mean anything and are a poor indicator of what you are actually buying, same as yesterday.</p>

<p>But sweet memes I guess.</p>
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Corsair fails again! New K65 keyboard isn't a 65%

 As well as a RGB diode is dying and not showing blue, also modifying they keyboard does void the warranty as well as trying to fix it yourself. I ended up dropping it a star due to reliability issues. My gf has one and it is 100% fine. But mine was having the same issues since I got it

This is a good 60% style keyboard which I wanted to try to save space and that I did not use the number grid that much. This board also has full functionality due to the fn keys which has two layers for a fair number of different macros and key binds. Overall, this is a good product. I had one issue which was the solder connection was not as good as it should have been, that was easily fixed by using a soldering iron and heating up the solder to make a secure connection

Good typing experience in a small size.

 The keyboard comes with a plastic dust cover, a braided detachable USB-C cable, and a plastic keycap puller, but ditch that thing right away because it's going to scratch up your keycaps. There's also an extra space bar. We'll talk about that later. This keyboard comes in a very compact 60% layout

 A lot of people probably will find this overpriced for what you get. And nothing about the board really screams, you gotta buy me. If you're interested in the Corsair RGB Mini, you can check out the link down below where it will localize to your area so you don't have to spend a ton of time searching around. And if you enjoy content like this and want to support us and keep making more content, feel free to check out our Patreon page

 Their OEM profile, their high quality double shot PBT plastic, no oil or shine here, at least for several years. The RGB shines really well through them, and they're all black. Unlike the Ducky 12 Mini, we don't get the additional colored keycaps, but one thing we do get is a choice between an all black space bar or this radiant triangle disintegration pattern that looks absolutely amazing with the RGB turned on. The legends in the font here is pretty clean, and it doesn't remind me of that early 2010s gamer font, like a lot of gaming keyboards that we've seen recently

Our Review is Late... Corsair K65 RGB Mini Review!

Hi, I finally just received my Ducky one 2 SF with the Cherry MX Reds last Friday albeit from an authorized reseller instead ( not sure if that'll makes any difference, but I can't tell whether mine's a new model or an old one ). According to a RTings review however, they did mention something about the latency for the Ducky lineup,

>The latency on the Ducky One 2 Mini V2 is much higher than on the Ducky One 2 Mini V1, and it might be noticeable while playing fast-paced games. If you're interested in a compact 60% keyboard with exceptionally low latency, check out the Corsair K65 RGB MINI.

So take that information however you'd like, I'm just copy pasting their review from their website.

I can say though, coming from the G512 Carbon with the GX Blues, the input lag or latency isn't that noticeable. I don't play much fast pace games, my main game being R6S.

Sorry if my comment doesn't answer your question, just giving you my 2 cents.

<div class="md"><p>Hi, I finally just received my Ducky one 2 SF with the Cherry MX Reds last Friday albeit from an authorized reseller instead ( not sure if that&#39;ll makes any difference, but I can&#39;t tell whether mine&#39;s a new model or an old one ). According to a RTings review however, they did mention something about the latency for the Ducky lineup,</p>

<blockquote>
<p>The latency on the Ducky One 2 Mini V2 is much higher than on the Ducky One 2 Mini V1, and it might be noticeable while playing fast-paced games. If you&#39;re interested in a compact 60% keyboard with exceptionally low latency, check out the Corsair K65 RGB MINI.</p>
</blockquote>

<p>So take that information however you&#39;d like, I&#39;m just copy pasting their review from their website.</p>

<p>I can say though, coming from the G512 Carbon with the GX Blues, the input lag or latency isn&#39;t that noticeable. I don&#39;t play much fast pace games, my main game being R6S.</p>

<p>Sorry if my comment doesn&#39;t answer your question, just giving you my 2 cents.</p>
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I’m coming on here for some advice and help. So I’ve had my pure white one 2 mini with cherry browns since 2019 and it broke recently because of my baby brother dropping it whne moving into our new house.. besides that, I’ve loved the keyboard so much and since I’m a very competitive FPS player I’m cs and valorant, it was perfect except for not having arrow keys of course. My question is that since cherry updated their switches most recently and ducky redesigned their pcbs does anybody have their newest batches including the One 2 mini v2, One 2 Sf pure white or black and the one 2 rgb tkl and experienced any noticeable “input lag” while playing any fast paced or FPS games? Sorry for making y’all read so much. I’m just so frustrated because I want another ducky keyboard but I’m afraid of experiencing “input lag” as all the results online say apparently.

<div class="md"><p>I’m coming on here for some advice and help. So I’ve had my pure white one 2 mini with cherry browns since 2019 and it broke recently because of my baby brother dropping it whne moving into our new house.. besides that, I’ve loved the keyboard so much and since I’m a very competitive FPS player I’m cs and valorant, it was perfect except for not having arrow keys of course. My question is that since cherry updated their switches most recently and ducky redesigned their pcbs does anybody have their newest batches including the One 2 mini v2, One 2 Sf pure white or black and the one 2 rgb tkl and experienced any noticeable “input lag” while playing any fast paced or FPS games? Sorry for making y’all read so much. I’m just so frustrated because I want another ducky keyboard but I’m afraid of experiencing “input lag” as all the results online say apparently.</p>
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Does anybody notice input lag in FPS games or fast paced games?

That i had ordered one my icue app did not detect it, amazon sent me a replacement and still did not detect it. Keyboard itself works but i bought to be able to use the rgb so since i cant just wanted to let yall know  Keyboard size and actual lights look good. I just think its not working with icue app  I generally like corsair products but idk whats going on here

Disappointed

 Again, you can also control your brightness, everything right on the board. Again, I just absolutely love Cherry Silvers. Okay. Now, as you just heard with that sound test right there, the stabs, they are fantastic

 I seriously probably have about six in my closet, you know what I mean? So that's the only thing that really threw me off. What I honestly, let me, here, hold on, what I would have liked to see from Corsair right here, and I really feel like they could have just dominated the 60% big market keyboard space, right? The recent K100 from Corsair, yeah, that solid build, that solid metal frame that we always see from Corsair, their new optical switches, their silver optical switches. They are easily the best optical switches on the market, in my opinion. They're fast, they're smooth, they just feel solid, you know what I mean? I think they could have implemented something like this

 Will you be picking one up? Is it kind of, you know, you were hoping for something a little bit more Corsair-ish? Let me know down in the comments. I'm real curious to hear right there. But all in all, thank you so much for stopping by and watching this one. Hope it helped you out

 So the best way to do it, maybe we'll do a mod video on this, like we did with the recent HyperX Origin 60, you know? Now, as you're just looking at the board during the sound test right there, you're spotting these keycaps, again, very nice double shot PBT keycaps, but you're probably seeing all the prints on them right there. I know some people don't like that on their boards, you just like a solid crisp keycap. Let me tell you what, me personally on all of my boards, I like the shortcuts on them right there, especially on a 60%, because again, you're taking away so much of your keyboard right here, almost half of it, you know what I mean? So the shortcuts right here, whether it be for your volume, your arrows, again, your RGB, it's very helpful, and I absolutely love those shortcuts printed right on the keycaps. It makes it a usable 60%, right? So again, also talking about our manual writing, you see all these shortcuts, again, I recommend you hang on to this manual, but again, it's still pretty easy, because everything's printed right there, you got your function, you got your function two, bam, and you have all your shortcuts right at an eye's sight

CORSAIR 60% KEYBOARD??? Corsair K65 Mini Review

I am in the market for a decent entry-level out of the box mechanical keyboard. After taking a test typing session using the Corsair K65 mini, I fell in love with the feel and sound.

I am looking for a good wireless 98 percent keyboard with hot swappable switches  
help. I was looking at the keychron k4 but its out of stock. Does anyone know of any other good 98% or similar layout wireless mechanical hot swappable switches

<div class="md"><p>I am looking for a good wireless 98 percent keyboard with hot swappable switches<br/>
help. I was looking at the keychron k4 but its out of stock. Does anyone know of any other good 98% or similar layout wireless mechanical hot swappable switches</p>
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Which HyperX Pudding keycaps color would fit more for Keychron C1 ? I cant decide between black or white which one would look better on this keyboard. Thanks for suggestions

<div class="md"><p>Which HyperX Pudding keycaps color would fit more for Keychron C1 ? I cant decide between black or white which one would look better on this keyboard. Thanks for suggestions</p>
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Just wanted to know if this sounds like a good idea at all. Do you think it's possible to take a ducky one 2 mini keyboard and change the switches by desoldering them and soldering new ones? Also I want to add a brass plate but I'm not sure how hard this entire process will be.

<div class="md"><p>Just wanted to know if this sounds like a good idea at all. Do you think it&#39;s possible to take a ducky one 2 mini keyboard and change the switches by desoldering them and soldering new ones? Also I want to add a brass plate but I&#39;m not sure how hard this entire process will be.</p>
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I'm looking for a full keyboard layout that has fn WASD as arrow keys by default. My Poker II does it, but I'm wondering if there's a full keyboard that also does it.

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m looking for a full keyboard layout that has fn WASD as arrow keys by default. My Poker II does it, but I&#39;m wondering if there&#39;s a full keyboard that also does it.</p>
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I'm looking for a solid 108 key keyboard I use the number pad for work a lot.  Don't mind spending more money for something really nice. Any recommendations?

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m looking for a solid 108 key keyboard I use the number pad for work a lot.  Don&#39;t mind spending more money for something really nice. Any recommendations?</p>
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How can I dissassemble the Vortex Race 3 RGB (ISO-DE). I removed all keycaps and removed the 10 screws but the pcb does not come out.

<div class="md"><p>How can I dissassemble the Vortex Race 3 RGB (ISO-DE). I removed all keycaps and removed the 10 screws but the pcb does not come out.</p>
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Is the Keychron Q1 worth it? Or are there any better choices?

<div class="md"><p>Is the Keychron Q1 worth it? Or are there any better choices?</p>
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Any opinions on the Keychron K6 or the upcoming KBD67 Lite R3? Mech newbie looking for a hot swappable board because I know I'll fuck up soldering something, and these two have caught my eye for the size + wireless capability. I'll be swapping out the switches and keycaps anyway, so what the K6 comes with really doesn't matter to me.

<div class="md"><p>Any opinions on the Keychron K6 or the upcoming KBD67 Lite R3? Mech newbie looking for a hot swappable board because I know I&#39;ll fuck up soldering something, and these two have caught my eye for the size + wireless capability. I&#39;ll be swapping out the switches and keycaps anyway, so what the K6 comes with really doesn&#39;t matter to me.</p>
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I'm sure this gets asked all the time, but the title says ask any question so I'm gonna ask it \~ looking for a gaming keyboard, what are some good brands to look at?

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m sure this gets asked all the time, but the title says ask any question so I&#39;m gonna ask it ~ looking for a gaming keyboard, what are some good brands to look at?</p>
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Hello to any who read/offer assistance. I am in the market for a decent entry-level out of the box mechanical keyboard. 

After taking a test typing session using the Corsair K65 mini, I fell in love with the feel and sound.  Unfortunately is is a bit pricey for what is offered, and is not wireless. 

Are there any decent out of the box mechanical keyboards which:

1. Sound thocky and feel grippy like the K65 mini 
2. Static illumination for night use (RGB is nice too)
3.  Wireless/wired switch capabilities? Wired alone is fine if this is a stretch
4. 60%-85%

One of these capabilities seems to always be missing on the keyboards I've researched (Varmillo, ducky, razer etc.), however maybe I am not searching hard enough.

Thanks to all.

<div class="md"><p>Hello to any who read/offer assistance. I am in the market for a decent entry-level out of the box mechanical keyboard. </p>

<p>After taking a test typing session using the Corsair K65 mini, I fell in love with the feel and sound.  Unfortunately is is a bit pricey for what is offered, and is not wireless. </p>

<p>Are there any decent out of the box mechanical keyboards which:</p>

<ol>
<li>Sound thocky and feel grippy like the K65 mini </li>
<li>Static illumination for night use (RGB is nice too)</li>
<li> Wireless/wired switch capabilities? Wired alone is fine if this is a stretch</li>
<li>60%-85%</li>
</ol>

<p>One of these capabilities seems to always be missing on the keyboards I&#39;ve researched (Varmillo, ducky, razer etc.), however maybe I am not searching hard enough.</p>

<p>Thanks to all.</p>
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I built my PC around December of last year, and got a Ducky One 2 SF 65% keyboard around the same time. I love the keyboard, but in the last month it started developing chattering of a few keys. I sent it for repair and they informed me they could not reproduce the issue with any of their test machines. I asked for further info and I was sent this:

>"The issue seems to be the power reequipment of full RGB keyboards being much larger than almost anything else that a 3.0 USB port on a PC uses. 99/100 cases there is no noticeable difference but some PC just always develop chatter with RGB Mechanical keyboards. The majority of chatter are bad switches that we can replace but in cases like yours we could find no chatter on two tesing PCs and one macbook. In past tickets we have seen success from complete factory resets or they would replace the ports that come with their motherboards. Our policy for these cases is to re fund and never replace because in the past people were going through three or four keyboards all experiencing chatter that our technicians could not replicate in our shop."

Has anyone else experienced this, and does anyone have any suggestions on how to proceed? Would avoiding RGB fix my issue? I'm totally fine with doing so if it'll prevent chattering caused by the port. I definitely don't want to change parts on my motherboard. Thanks!

<div class="md"><p>I built my PC around December of last year, and got a Ducky One 2 SF 65% keyboard around the same time. I love the keyboard, but in the last month it started developing chattering of a few keys. I sent it for repair and they informed me they could not reproduce the issue with any of their test machines. I asked for further info and I was sent this:</p>

<blockquote>
<p>&quot;The issue seems to be the power reequipment of full RGB keyboards being much larger than almost anything else that a 3.0 USB port on a PC uses. 99/100 cases there is no noticeable difference but some PC just always develop chatter with RGB Mechanical keyboards. The majority of chatter are bad switches that we can replace but in cases like yours we could find no chatter on two tesing PCs and one macbook. In past tickets we have seen success from complete factory resets or they would replace the ports that come with their motherboards. Our policy for these cases is to re fund and never replace because in the past people were going through three or four keyboards all experiencing chatter that our technicians could not replicate in our shop.&quot;</p>
</blockquote>

<p>Has anyone else experienced this, and does anyone have any suggestions on how to proceed? Would avoiding RGB fix my issue? I&#39;m totally fine with doing so if it&#39;ll prevent chattering caused by the port. I definitely don&#39;t want to change parts on my motherboard. Thanks!</p>
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Can someone recommend me a good hotswappable 1800 layout keyboard?

<div class="md"><p>Can someone recommend me a good hotswappable 1800 layout keyboard?</p>
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 Ask ANY question, get an answer.      But \*before\* you do please consider running a search on the subreddit or looking at the /r/MechanicalKeyboards wiki \[located here\](http://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/wiki/wiki\_navigation)!  If you are NEW to Reddit \[check out this handy Reddit /r/MechanicalKeyboards Noob Guide\](http://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/wiki/redditnoob\_tips).       \[And say thanks to those that help you\](http://i.imgur.com/XsDye33.gif)!

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