Corsair K70 RGB TKL keyboard review

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Corsair iCUE Software

Corsair iCUE Software

iCUE software has been available on the market for some time. Overall, the control panel has a minimalist feel even after the recent refresh.


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The software displays connected Corsair devices in the top section of the interface.


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In the configuration tab, you can select the key layout, polling rate, and lighting intensity, as well as update the firmware. You can set the 8000 Hz Polling Rate here (although there's a warning message that it needs from resources from the PC).


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iCUE has good lighting and macro-programming controls.


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You can program macros and assign them to less frequently used keys, and you can also adjust key assignments.


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As for the main feature (lighting), there are many pre-configured effects, but if you dive into iCUE, you can set up your own profiles matching your favourite games. If you want to set the keyboard to a single colour, you can do that in no time. Setting up more complex configurations takes a bit longer, but the K70 RGB TKL can now store your custom settings in one of the 50 profiles, and there’s a dedicated button for cycling through them. There’s also the option to save the profiles on your computer. You can link each of them with specific games/programs, too. Let’s not forget that you can also synchronize the effects with other Corsair RGB stuff that is compatible with iCUE, like the ST100 headset stand or the LS100 Monitor RGB system.

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