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CORSAIR launches K70 CORE SE gaming keyboard in stylish white, yellow, and silver color scheme

The Corsair K70 range of mechanical keyboards have been excellent for a few years now, and this new CORSAIR K70 CORE SE might be the best looking to date.

CORSAIR launches K70 CORE SE gaming keyboard in stylish white, yellow, and silver color scheme
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CORSAIR is expanding its keyboard line-up with a new special edition version of the K70 CORE - with the new CORSAIR K70 CORE SE giving the keyboard a style makeover thanks to the excellent use of white, silver, and yellow flourishes. The combination gives the overall look of the mechanical keyboard a retro meets modern feel that, for me, easily trumps the standard all-black edition.

The new CORSAIR K70 CORE SE adds some impressive style to the popular mechanical keyboard, image credit: Corsair.
The new CORSAIR K70 CORE SE adds some impressive style to the popular mechanical keyboard, image credit: Corsair.

Hardware-wise, it's no slouch, with pre-lubricated CORSAIR MLX Red linear mechanical switches for smooth performance over the 70 million keystroke lifespan. Throw in two layers of sound-dampening foam, and the CORSAIR K70 CORE SE aims to deliver on acoustics, type-feel and looks.

A nice 'green' touch comes from the keyboard's bottom case, constructed with 85% post-consumer recycled materials, making it the most eco-friendly gaming keyboard CORSAIR has ever produced.

The top plate is made from durable aluminum, with the keycaps being PBT 'dye-sublimated.' Compared to the K70 MAX, you miss out on dedicated media keys, but the CORSAIR K70 CORE SE does have a multi-function dial that can be set to adjust volume, lighting, on-screen zoom, and more.

Finally, like with all CORSAIR products, it's fully compatible with CORSAIR iCUE software for per-key customization, access to more in-depth lighting controls, and saving up to five onboard profiles.

Here are a few more eye-candy shots of the new CORSAIR K70 CORE SE.

The new CORSAIR K70 CORE SE mechanical keyboard, image credit: Corsair.
The new CORSAIR K70 CORE SE mechanical keyboard, image credit: Corsair.
The new CORSAIR K70 CORE SE mechanical keyboard, image credit: Corsair.
The new CORSAIR K70 CORE SE mechanical keyboard, image credit: Corsair.

In addition to the new stylish CORSAIR K70 CORE SE, the company has also introduced a trio of limited-edition keycaps and large MM350 PRO Extended XL 930mm x 400mm mouse pad bundles - Cherry Blossom, Steel Azure, and Steel Crimson.

Corsair's new Cherry Blossom keycap and mousepad bundle, image credit: Corsair.
Corsair's new Cherry Blossom keycap and mousepad bundle, image credit: Corsair.
Corsair's new Steel Azure keycap and mousepad bundle, image credit: Corsair.
Corsair's new Steel Azure keycap and mousepad bundle, image credit: Corsair.
Corsair's new Steel Crimson keycap and mousepad bundle, image credit: Corsair.
Corsair's new Steel Crimson keycap and mousepad bundle, image credit: Corsair.
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Kosta is a veteran gaming journalist that cut his teeth on well-respected Aussie publications like PC PowerPlay and HYPER back when articles were printed on paper. A lifelong gamer since the 8-bit Nintendo era, it was the CD-ROM-powered 90s that cemented his love for all things games and technology. From point-and-click adventure games to RTS games with full-motion video cut-scenes and FPS titles referred to as Doom clones. Genres he still loves to this day. Kosta is also a musician, releasing dreamy electronic jams under the name Kbit.

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