Corsair K63 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review – The Most Practical TenKeyLess?

It seems, the TenKeyLess Mecha Gaming Keyboard type is currently being loved. Besides offering compact dimensions, what are potential users really looking for? let’s find out through the Corsair K63 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard which we will review this time… Cuuuss

Especially in the gaming market and high-end peripherals. This is a mechanical gaming keyboard with a series of features where the most highlight is the tenkeyless design. Like the previous series, this series also provides switches made by Cherry MX in the RED category.

Bro, before entering the review, let’s first look at the specifications offered by the Corsair K63. So we can sort out which one is better to discuss first.

Weight : 1.12kg
Key Switches : Cherry® MX Red
Keyboard Backlighting: Red LED
Dimensions : 365mm x 171mm x 41mm
Report Rate : Up to 1ms
Matrix 100% anti-ghosting with full key rollover

Warranty :Two years

From the specifications above, this K63 does not offer specifications that can be categorized as rocket science. ARM-based 32-bit processor, USB report rate up to 1000Hz, we have often heard. However, the addition of gold plated on the new switch is the first time we hear about it, and it feels quite unique. Unfortunately, the USB jack even survives with standard materials without gold plated.

Now we see the features offered by this Corsair K63. First, the backlit feature that can be customized per key is difficult to match for the price range it offers, even if it’s only for customizing the toggle on off. Because the K63 only offers a single color backlit. Corsair K63 also provides anti-ghosting full key roll-over. In addition, it also offers a dedicated multimedia button which is often forgotten by gaming keyboard manufacturers.

As for the sales package, the Corsair K63 is rather minimalist, including two important things that are not present, the Utility disc and the pull-off key tool. For the last one mentioned, it actually feels a bit less needed because the keycap on the K63 is very easy to lift.

Now let’s see the design, material and build quality of this Corsair K63. For design, the K63 is clearly a mini version of the K65. Minimalist classic appearance dominated by quality plastic materials. For finishing, Corsair chose a matte surface to increase the impression of gaming to make it more compatible with the existing red backlit. Also to make the backlit shine brighter, the surface under the keycap is made red from a different texture, more silky.

Underneath the keyboard, there’s not much to be found here other than four rubber feet to keep it stable on the table and an additional pair of plastic and rubber feet on the top to increase the keyboard’s tilt.

Conclusion

It is indicated that the Corsair K63 will make many prospective buyers confused because of the features that are all bearable. First, the dedicated macro button is absent on the K63, although you can still use the macro feature with the help of the Corsair Engine Utility. Second, generally users still need a palm-rest as narrow as any remaining area of ​​the table. The reason, this is related to comfort for long-term use. But overall, it’s a bit difficult to find a match for the Corsair K63 if you consider the Ten Key-less concept as the main consideration. Especially for those of you who need a more spacious field for the movement of your gaming mouse.

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