Corsair K70 RGB TKL vs Corsair K95

So you have these keys that are abs, plastic. Unfortunately, so they're not pvt double shot i'll show you a bit more on that in a minute and they're d...

The keyboard has a solid build, and comes with a comfortable wrist rest that most people should be satisfied with. The doubleshot PBT keys are durable and have a nice feel to them, and the good tactile feedback helps reduce typos, but the keys can feel a bit heavy. Unfortunately, it has limited compatibility on both macOS and Linux systems, but the majority of keys still work on them. Overall, it has a better feel than its predecessor, the Corsair K95 PLATINUM

If you play high-end - and you want that little bit of competitive push, i would say it is beneficial right here. I really do. I absolutely love this ...

At least you get that the case 70 in k70 RGB keyboards. I'Ve had those, since they launched they're still going. You get the longevity and the life ou...

The keyboard itself is very high quality; Very stable and pleasant switches, good keycaps and a proper stance. The real problem starts when you start to use it for typing.. any sort of typing

The caps-lock key needs to be smaller or designed in such a particular way to keep gamers from accidentally pressing it while gaming.

I do have one right here with the red keycaps and i just love this because again you got the black bass back there. The red keycaps and i put a white ...

It's a full-size, 104-key device, with an extra six dedicated macro keys at the left edge bringing the total number of keys to 110. The black keys, wrist rest, and just barely gray aluminum top panel restrain the RGB lighting coming through from the switches underneath, but also create strong contrast that makes the colors look especially vibrant. It's a bold look, without stepping over the line to gaudy gamer glam.

Quite annoying, and I'm sure could have been caught during quality control. Also the key caps font cut outs where the backlighting shines thru, well it isn't quite even. Certain parts of certain letters allow more light than others giving an uneven look within each letter. Also for some letters the white light looks more pink

No, this is the K95 RGB *Platinum*, Which is totally different from the other K95 and K95 RGB.. This one *shakes* Has a piece of plastic inside it fro...

g. exit the program rather than simply close the window). Since there is nothing in iCue to make the user aware of this fact, I naturally assumed that the function simply didn't work and proceeded to configure everything via the non-hardware interface (it doesn't explicitly state that it's software only FYI). But wait, there's more! The software allows you to save profiles to the keyboard -- sometimes, stay tuned -- even though nothing has been configured in the hardware sections of iCue, with no mention of the fact that you are basically saving an empty profile

But I was committed to giving it as much of a shot as I could. Eventually I got to the point where these issues seemingly disappeared as I got more familiar with the sensitivity of the keys. Zero of these issues affect me now, and I 100% believe these are user error cases. Again, it's easy to dismiss it as a bug, but technically it is user error

So it's not going to shine out as much as say some of the other ones take an account again. I got big lights on right here, but other than that. Why i...

Soo... what are my options? I'd like some recommendations for either EXACTLY the layout I'm looking for, or programmable keypads that have more than just number keys