Save $40 on a Corsair K65 RGB Mini Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

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If you like to take your gaming on the go, having portable equipment is integral. If you could get a portable gaming keyboard that has all the features you want, it may solve some of your problems. Get customization, RGB backlighting, mechanical keyswitches, and a detachable USB-C cord on a Corsair K65 RGB Mini Mechanical Gaming Keyboard. Act quickly, as you can save $40 on the keyboard.

The keyboard may be small for portability, but it’s big on features. The size is just 60 percent of a full-size keyboard to make it easy to take along with you and fit in smaller spaces. Yet, it’s still completely stable with a 1.5mm thickness.

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The 100% cherry MX speed RGB silver mechanical keyswitches have a quick response time with CORSAIR AXON Hyper-Processing Technology. It’s up to four times faster than standard mechanical keyboards with a 1.2mm actuation distance.

CORSAIR AXON transmits your keystrokes to your PC with 8,000Hz hyper-polling, leading to an up to eight times faster speed than standard gaming keyboards. The keyboard features a precision-molded keycap set that will resist wear, fading, and shine.

The dynamic per-key RGB backlighting on the Corsair K65 RGB Mini Mechanical Gaming Keyboard allows you to personalize your gameplay. There are also many onboard shortcuts, providing access to many useful features, such as lighting, profiles, macros, media, etc.

Take $39.99 off and get this smooth and linear keyboard for just $70.

Corsair K65 RGB Mini Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

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