CORSAIR K68 IP32 RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Factory Refurbished

COMPETE, DEFEAT, REPEATThe CORSAIR K68 RGB ultra-durable mechanical keyboard combines vivid per-key RGB backlighting, up to IP32 water and dust resistance, and 100% CHERRY MX keyswitches. Create stunning dynamic lighting effects and game-changing macros in CUE software to match your style and give you an in-game edge. Dedicated volume and multimedia controls allow you to adjust your audio without interrupting your game, and 100% anti-ghosting with full-key rollover guarantees your commands and simultaneous keystrokes always register. A dedicated Windows Key Lock mode ensures interruption-free gaming, while a removable wrist-rest provides optimal comfort however you game. Whatever happens while you game, you’ll be able to play on.

Dedicated Volume and Multimedia Controls The corsair K68 RGB can help protect from accidents whilst also enhancing durability so your gameplay never has to stop. IP32 rated protection allows your keyboard to last even longer for many years to come. You can also adjust audio on-the-fly, without interrupting your game with the dedicated hotkeys for you to control your music and volume. Windows Key Lock mode ensures interruption-free gaming.

A SMOOTHER ADVANTAGE FOR YOUR MOVES Built in Germany and used by the pros, Cherry MX gaming key switches feature the world’s leading mechanical switch technology. Gold-crosspoint contacts, gold-plated contact closures, and pressure-resistant metal alloy springs give every gamer a competitive advantage. Cherry MX Red keyswitches provide the reliability and accuracy you demand with a smooth, linear response.

Removable wrist rest for complete comfort Vivid RGB backlighting offers virtually unlimited lighting customization, or use a variety of on-board pre-installed effects for instant-illumination. You can also program your board with CORSAIR's CUE software, where you can program macros, and configure multicolour illumination. 100% Anti-ghosting with full key rollover ensures your commands and simultaneous keystrokes always register the way you intended.