Corsair recently released a flagship class K 100 RGB gaming keyboard with a sprinkling price tag. This time it’s something more moderately priced in the form of Cherry’s new K 60 RGB Pro

The Corsair K 60 RGB Pro is one of the first or first keyboards to use the Cherry Viola switches unveiled at Cherry’s CES 2020. Viola switches are specifically designed for more affordable mechanical keyboards and are designed from a completely clean table. You can find out more about the switch in our previous news.

K 60 RGB Pro is a fairly simplified keyboard with only basic keys without any extras. However, according to current trends, the keys are RGB-lit, as the name of the keyboard already suggests. The lighting supports the company’s iCue system and can be made to react to, for example, gaming events. Underneath the keys is an aluminum cover that gives the keyboard strength.

Corsair is also preparing the K 60 Pro model with red lighting, the K 60 RGB Pro SE magnetically with detachable wrist rest and PBS plastic DoubleShot key caps, and K 60 RGB Pro Low Profile, where Viola switches have been replaced by Cherry MX Low Profile RGB Speed ​​Switches.

K 60 RGB Pro is available immediately and is priced in the company’s own online store 129, 99 to the euro, but there is no Nordic layout listed so far. Other keyboards in the series will be available later and their