- Is the K100 Air good for typing as well as gaming?
- Yes, but it depends on taste. The low-profile switches have short travel, which many typists like for speed; if you prefer deep, full-travel mechanical keys, it will feel shallow.
- How does it connect to a PC and a console?
- It supports 2.4 GHz Slipstream wireless through its USB receiver, Bluetooth for up to three devices, and wired USB-C. You can pair a PC and a console and switch between them.
- Does it have a number pad and media keys?
- Yes. It is a full-size layout with a number pad, plus dedicated media controls and a metal volume roller at the top right.
- How long does the battery last?
- Corsair rates it at up to 50 hours, but that figure assumes lighting is off or low. Per-key RGB at high brightness shortens it considerably.
- Is it worth it over a standard full-size wireless keyboard?
- You pay for the thin aluminum body, per-key RGB and multi-device wireless. If you do not need a slim board or RGB, a thicker wireless mechanical keyboard will do the same job for less.
- What is in the box?
- The keyboard, a USB-C cable, a wireless USB receiver and documentation. A wrist rest is not included.
- Where is the K100 AIR WIRELESS RGB Ultra-Thin Mechanical Gaming Keyboard cheapest?
- At CORSAIR, for $329.99, as of our latest check.