After Asus brought the Azoth to market at the start of last year, gaming brands have been racing to unveil their own hot-swappable 75% gaming keyboards. The coalition between custom and gaming decks has been well and truly formed, and now Corsair is joining Asus, Alienware, and Razer with its own contender. The Corsair K65 Plus Wireless shrinks a TKL gaming keyboard down even further, dropping everything must the most necessary of navigational keys while still maintaining vertical height for a full function row and media controls.
This is an Azoth lookalike through and through, even down to the two-tone keycaps. However, with a $159.99 / £149.99 MSRP that savagely undercuts Asus's reigning champion, Corsair's new release is out for blood. I put the latest switch-swapping deck to the test to see whether it can take on the rig currently sat at the top of our guide to the best gaming keyboards on the market.
