CORSAIR K70 Core TKL RGB Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Black
Specifications
At a glance
CORSAIR K70 Core TKL RGB Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Black is a gaming keyboard made by Corsair. It is listed at one UK shop, Currys, for £139.00 (checked 19 October 2026).
From the retailer
Are you ready for some serious gaming? Because this Corsair keyboard sure is. Its Red linear mechanical switches with two layers of sound dampening give you smooth and responsive keystrokes. You can be sure that every click registers precisely thanks to full N-key rollover and anti-ghosting. And the per-key RGB LED lighting on this keyboard which will definitely make it a centrepiece of your setup. Good to know
- 2.4 GHz wireless gives you a fast and reliable connection and you can also use Bluetooth or a cable
- The TKL design keeps what's important and gets rid of the numpad for more desk space
- Every single key is programmable, so tricky spells are merely a shortcut away
- Controlling your songs is super easy
- there's a volume roller and dedicated media keys
- iCUE lets you sync your keyboard RGB with the rest of your Corsair iCUE hardware for an impressive light show
- Are you a rage-quitter? Don't worry, this has a durable aluminium top plate
Where to Buy
We may earn a commission when you buy through these links. It never changes the price you pay, or the order shops are listed in, which is cheapest first.
* Prices may vary and are checked periodically rather than live.
Refurbished and used
Second-hand listings, kept apart from the new prices above and not counted in this product's price.
We don't list Amazon prices, so this is a search rather than an offer. As an Amazon Associate, VantaSpec earns from qualifying purchases.
Price History
Price history
Price Intelligence
User Reviews (0)
No reviews yet. Be the first to review this product!
More Gaming Keyboards
Add this price to your site, blog or forum post
A live card with today's cheapest UK price that updates on its own. Paste the code anywhere that accepts HTML, or use the Markdown or BBCode link for Reddit, forums and YouTube descriptions.