
CORSAIR K65 Plus RGB 75% Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Black, Silver/Grey,Black
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CORSAIR K65 Plus RGB 75% Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Black, Silver/Grey,Black is a gaming keyboard made by Corsair. It is listed at one UK shop, Currys, for £149.00 (checked 19 October 2026).
From the retailer
The K65 Plus might just be your key to victory. It's kitted out with Corsair MLX Red linear mechanical switches. They are pre-lubricated and give you the perfect combo of smooth actuation and responsive keypresses. You can connect it using the 2.4 GHz wireless dongle or Bluetooth. Either way, there won't be a wire spoiling the look of your setup. And because the 75% design gets rid of the numpad, you'll have more space for sweeping mouse moves. Good to know
- There's a physical dial that you can use to control volume, RGB brightness, scrolling and so on
- To keep your gaming and typing low-key, there are 2 sound dampening layers
- N-Key rollover and 100% anti-ghosting mean every keystroke registers, even when you're button-mashing
- Put on a lightshow with per-key RGB and nearly limitless customisations in the iCUE software
- With RGB off, the K65 can keep you gaming for up to 266 hours on a single charge
- To really tie your gaming room together, you can sync lighting effects across all your iCUE gear
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