The K70 Core TKL keyboard is revealed

Corsair presents two new products in the K70 Core range: The wired and Wireless K70 Core TKL.

The new profile without numeric keypad combines with the typing comfort and performance of the K70 Core to offer versatile gaming without space constraints.

Pre-lubricated Corsair MLX Red v2 switches offer a smooth feel, with satisfying sounds with every keystroke for up to 80 million clicks. Two layers of sound-absorbing foam reduce extraneous noise and pops for refined typing acoustics.

Thanks to technology Slipstream Wireless ultra-fast, TKL Wireless offers the reliability and speed of a wired connection. Users can play for up to 890 hours via Slipstream Wireless or up to 2,400 hours via the Bluetooth. As a result, several months can pass with a recharge and it is also possible to play while the keyboard is charging via USB.

The K70 Core TKL range allows you to activate FlashTap; a new SOCD system having modes that prioritize the first or last key pressed. Thanks to this system, competitive players gain an advantage during certain moves like strafin and mirroring.

With a simple click, The Corsair K70 Core TKL Wireless enters gaming mode and activates settings optimized for gaming. The locking mechanism for accidentally activated keys allows perfect concentration on gameplay. RGB lighting locks in static colors and reduces latency and visual noise. The magnetic and padded wrist rest will allow gamers to indulge in their hobbies for long hours without fatigue.

Each keyboard also includes a very practical multifunction touch wheel that allows you to easily modify the different parameters. Volume adjustment, zoom, backlight and scrolling will be accessible via a simple button.

Corsair: The K70 Core TKL keyboard is revealed

Prices

The Corsair K70 Core TKL and TKL Wireless keyboards are available now in the manufacturer’s store. Here is the price of the two keyboards:

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