The Corsair K55 Core is priced at just £39.99, making it comfortably the cheapest Corsair keyboard that I've ever reviewed.

The Corsair K55 CORE RGB gaming keyboard doesn't feature mechanical switches, but the typing is still smooth and crisp. For under $40, you get a fully featured full-sized Corsair keyboard with great ...

The K55 rgb Pro xt keyboard from Corsair has just launched with membrane switches, media keys, 12 key rollover and G-Keys ...

The Corsair K55 RGB Pro is one of the biggest non-mechanical RGB gaming keyboards we've seen in ages. For $59.99, you get 120 keys that make you feel like the pilot of a mecha suit. With the ability ...

The Corsair K55 RGB Pro XT is certainly cheap, and while it doesn't quite meet the speed needs of esports, there's definitely a place for this full suite of controls. Why you can trust GamesRadar+ Our ...

Mechanical switches have become so synonymous with gaming keyboards that it's jarring to see a known gaming hardware brand like Corsair releasing a membrane board as part of its gaming range.

Corsair is expanding its best-selling K55 RGB gaming keyboard line with the addition of the K55 RGB Pro (US$49) and K55 RGB Pro XT ($69) to the stables. Actually, I think the 2016 K55 RGB is likely to ...

In the realm of PC gaming peripherals, where high-end mechanical keyboards often exceed the $150 mark, the need for affordable yet functional options remains significant. The Corsair K55 CORE RGB ...

With virtually every major gaming brand releasing its own mechanical gaming keyboard, sometimes costing upwards of $200, it can be easy to forget that there’s still an active market for affordable ...

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In undergrad, I was the guy you’d run to if you needed a charge, because I always had at least a few portable batteries in my bag at all times. A lifelong interest in technology led me to PCMag, where ...