For my sins, much of the work I’ve published here as part of the hardware team has been typed up using the ultra-low-profile keys of a corporate MacBook. I know, I've brought shame to this great house and worse still, as I jab away at my wafer thin Apple slices, there’s hardly a satisfying thock to speak of. The truth is, I’ve not really had my own fully mechanical magnetic gaming keyboard before—so as far as introductions go, the Corsair K70 Pro TKL makes the best possible first impression.
So, where does this board sit in Corsair’s increasingly crowded pantheon? In terms of dimension, it's slightly longer width-ways than the Corsair K70 RGB TKL Champion Series, and slightly shorter lengthways. That is to say, it's still not exactly compact as far as tenkeyless boards go, especially after attaching the magnetic wrist rest included in the box. The memory foam palm pillow in question is at least reasonably comfortable, but easy to detach if the leatherette cover simply isn't your vibe.
