CORSAIR K70 LUX Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Backlit Red LED - USB Passthrough & Media Controls - Linear & Quiet - Cherry MX Red (Renewed)

<p><b>CHOOSE YOUR ADVANTAGE</b><br /><br />With virtually unlimited customization directly integrated into Corsair's legendary construction, the LUX line of gaming keyboards is the key to breaking through the competition.<br /><br />Choose between three unique Cherry MX switches to match your play style, express yourself with programmable advanced lighting control and large font keycaps, and transform your gameplay with on-the-fly macro programming.<br /><br />Loaded into a rugged aluminum body, Corsair LUX keyboards provide the ultimate experience for every situation.<br /><br /><b>K70 LUX MECHANICAL KEYBOARD</b><br /><br />Legendary mechanical gaming keyboard performance for gamers who don't need RGB lighting.<br /><br /><b>CHERRY MX RED</b><br /><br />100% Cherry MX Red key switches - Fast linear actuation with no audible click.<br /><br />Actuation Distance: 2mm | Operating Force: 45g<br /><br /><b>100% ANTI-GHOSTING WITH 104 KEY ROLLOVER ON USB</b><br /><br />Reliably accurate performance, no matter how fast you are.<br /><br /><b>AIRCRAFT-GRADE ANODIZED BRUSHED ALUMINUM FRAME</b><br /><br />With lightweight and rugged durability you need for a keyboard that's going to see a lot of action.<br /><br /><b>THE POWER OF CUE</b><br /><br />Sophisticated macro programming and fast, fluid dynamic illumination for an enlightened gaming experience.<br /><br /><b>FPS AND MOBA KEYCAP SETS</b><br /><br />Textured and contoured keycaps provide maximum grip and enhanced feel.<br /><br

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