Additionally, you can check boxes that stop your computer from tracking certain functions during recording, like input delay. On the other hand, the K60 has a better build quality, onboard memory, and its linear Speed switches don't make as much typing noise. With decades of experience, CHERRY has a storied legacy as the choice of gamers and esports professionals worldwide.

However, their extremely short pre-travel distance might be overly sensitive for some people, leading to more typos or unintended keystrokes. That’s partly because while the key caps on both models are identical, the switches on the Low Profile are shorter and allow less light to escape from underneath the cap. Its frame is lightweight and durable, offering a slimmer footprint than other keyboards on the market while stilling giving you all the features you've come to expect. The typing experience is just okay, as its linear switches don't provide tactile feedback, and their extremely short pre-travel distance can lead to more typos. However, these switches might be overly sensitive for some people and can cause more typos than usual.Its switches are snappy and offer a similar and light experience as the very popular Cherry MX Reds. Corsair was also kind enough to top the lightweight, plastic base with an anodized brushed aluminum top plate in black. The promise is an incredibly short actuation distance of just 1mm for quick reactions in games and a smooth typing experience. The CORSAIR K60 RGB PRO Mechanical Gaming Keyboard is built for both style and substance with a durable brushed aluminum frame and CHERRY MX Speed mechanical keyswitches.

With RGB on, the switches’ sockets glow aggressively but still with a subtle white overcast, like a glow stick. The colors on the K60 Pro Low Profile seem muted in comparison, with the higher-sitting K60 shining like Times Square. It's a full-sized keyboard, making this a bad choice for those who desire ten-keyless or 60% mechanical typing machines.Illuminate your desktop with vibrant per-key RGB backlighting enhanced by amplified underglow keycaps, fully customizable through CORSAIR iCUE software. Each key has its own adjustable light, giving you an incredible amount of control over how your board looks. While losing track of my fingers when I type just slows me down, pressing the wrong key during a game can have serious consequences. It offered every feature you could want in a gaming keyboard, from macro switches and a dial to Steam Deck integration. These keycaps also have a slight downward curve toward the top that works with the concave shape to give my fingers a comfortable place to rest.

I think that what makes it difficult to type on it is that it has "Speed" switches — which have lower actuation distance.Its Low Profile Cherry MX Speed keys feel soft and muted compared to those on other Corsair decks, but there’s still a very firm bounce to them with an incredibly short actuation point. The two switches also have similar specs: 4mm total travel, actuating at 2mm with 45 grams of force. Slim and Stylish Aluminum Frame: A sturdy black anodised brushed aluminum frame delivers a modern, streamlined look with exceptional durability.