Save £30 on our best rated Gaming Keyboard - Corsair’s K70 LUX mechanical keyboard

Hands down the Corsair’s K70 LUX mechanical keyboard is currently our best gaming keyboard. Even outside an Amazon Prime Day deal the combination of price and quality make this a bargain, but with £30 off it's not to be missed.

Inside you'll find Cherry MX blue key switches for a firm and clear click as you press them. There's strong tactile and audible feedback as you play, while red backlighting helps you see what you're doing and has a range of intensities to make it as bright, or unobtrusive as you can. Usually the keyboard would cost you £114 but thanks to this Amazon Prime deal you can grab it for £83.01:

The whole thing's built around an aircraft-grade anodised brushed aluminium frame so it'll last a while. There's also 100% anti-ghosting with full key rollover on USB to make sure every press counts. It also uses the Corsair Utility Engine suite which lets you manage light effects, record macros, and adjust various settings.

And, if you're worried about fitting it into your existing set up, there are dedicated media controls and an onboard USB passthrough port so you can move a USB device attached to your PC to the keyboard (or just charge your phone).

However, if you fancy something a little more upmarket then the Corsair K95 Platinum RGB mechanical gaming keyboard is a step up. Amazon Prime will also save you £61.25 on the £184.99RPP so you can pick it up for £123.74.

For that price you get the same aircraft-grade anodised brushed aluminium frame but this time with Cherry MX Speed RGB mechanical key switches and featuring Dynamic multicolour per key backlighting with LightEdge. On top of all that you'll there are 6 programmable G-keys keys for in-game macros and 8MB profile storage with hardware macro and lighting playback options.

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