Corsair K70 RGB TKL vs EVGA Z15

So you have these keys that are abs, plastic. Unfortunately, so they're not pvt double shot i'll show you a bit more on that in a minute and they're d...

The best budget mechanical keyboard that we've tested is the EVGA Z15. Despite its budget price point, this full-size board is packed with features found on more premium boards, including onboard memory, dedicated media keys, and the ability to assign macros to any key. It also feels very well-built and has a brushed metal backplate that feels very sturdy.

If you play high-end - and you want that little bit of competitive push, i would say it is beneficial right here. I really do. I absolutely love this ...

The branding on the top is absolutely atrocious. It's way too big and the keycap legends they're just super outdated and not really sleek or clean wit...

The keyboard itself is very high quality; Very stable and pleasant switches, good keycaps and a proper stance. The real problem starts when you start to use it for typing.. any sort of typing

Unfortunately, it has cheaper-feeling ABS keycaps that may get shiny from finger oils. Additionally, although this keyboard has good ergonomics and multiple incline settings, the wrist rest is made of hard plastic, so it isn't as comfortable as a cushioned rest. As long as those minor issues don't bother you, this keyboard makes a great choice for anyone looking for a good bang for their buck with a budget mechanical keyboard that punches above its weight.

I do have one right here with the red keycaps and i just love this because again you got the black bass back there. The red keycaps and i put a white ...

At least EVGA used standard sized keys so you can replace them easily. Minus one star for the absurdly large EVGA logo on it. I really don't understand this design choice. I love EVGA as much as the next person, but this is ridiculous

Quite annoying, and I'm sure could have been caught during quality control. Also the key caps font cut outs where the backlighting shines thru, well it isn't quite even. Certain parts of certain letters allow more light than others giving an uneven look within each letter. Also for some letters the white light looks more pink

I've heard some bad things about the keycaps it will only be another $30 AUD ($23.32 USD) to just replace them with HK Gaming Pudding Keycaps.

g. exit the program rather than simply close the window). Since there is nothing in iCue to make the user aware of this fact, I naturally assumed that the function simply didn't work and proceeded to configure everything via the non-hardware interface (it doesn't explicitly state that it's software only FYI). But wait, there's more! The software allows you to save profiles to the keyboard -- sometimes, stay tuned -- even though nothing has been configured in the hardware sections of iCue, with no mention of the fact that you are basically saving an empty profile

I was going to - until I decide to return the Z15. The software isn't helpful for its operations. EVGA just expects you to know how it works as if all their customers are hard-core keyboarders who spend about $300~9000 on a keyboard! The color settings and such were the easiest and most flexible to figure out and use, but for some things like macros and key assignments, I still don't know how they work.