CORSAIR’s K70 MAX RGB Magnetic-Mechanical Gaming Keyboard hits $190 Amazon low, more

New low/From $60

Amazon is now offering the 2023 model CORSAIR K70 MAX RGB Magnetic-Mechanical Wired Gaming Keyboard for $189.99 shipped. Regularly $230, this is a solid $40 price drop and the best price we can find. Today’s deal is $10 under the current sale price directly from CORSAIR and a new Amazon all-time low. This model features adjustable magnetic mechanical switches, “enabling you to set every key’s actuation point from a light 0.4mm to a strong 3.6mm,” alongside dual-point options to trigger two actions with one key press. From there, you’ll find 8,000Hz hyper-polling that transmits inputs “8x faster than conventional gaming keyboards” as well as sound dampening layers, a magnetic leatherette cushion, and custom RGB action. Head below for more CORSAIR keyboard deals. 

More CORSAIR gaming keyboard deals:

• CORSAIR K70 PRO Mini $95 (Reg. $150)
• CORSAIR K60 RGB Pro $60 (Reg. $80+)
• CORSAIR K70 RGB PRO $110 (Reg. $170)
• CORSAIR K70 PRO RGB Optical $120 (Reg. $180)

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CORSAIR K70 MAX RGB Keyboard features:

• Adjustable Magnetic-Mechanical Switches: The entire keyboard is equipped with fully adjustable CORSAIR MGX switches, enabling you to set every key’s actuation point from a light 0.4mm to a strong 3.6mm in 0.1mm steps, putting you in control for fast keypresses or ultra-accurate typing.
• Two Actions for One Keypress: Dual-point actuation lets you assign two discrete actions to one keypress, giving you the ability to execute instant one-two combos.
• CORSAIR AXON Hyper-Processing Technology: AXON enables premier K70 performance, processing and transmitting inputs up to 8x faster than conventional gaming keyboards with 8,000Hz hyper-polling. *8,000Hz hyper-polling is dependent on CPU; older CPUs may experience reduced performance.