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# 18 programmable G-keys (up to 54 macros) Per-key customizable white backlighting Cherry MX Red linear switches Corsair Vengeance K95 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Cherry Red (CH-9000020-NA)

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## Summary

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## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Corsair Vengeance K95 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Cherry Red (CH-9000020-NA) by corsair
- **How much does it cost?** € 54.73 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- corsair enthusiasts

## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Rugged Elegance:** Crafted with a black anodized brushed aluminum chassis, combining professional-grade durability with sleek, minimalist style.
- • **Comfort Meets Control:** Detachable full-length wrist rest with soft-touch finish ensures fatigue-free sessions, while full key anti-ghosting guarantees every command registers flawlessly.
- • **Tailored Illumination:** Customize brightness and backlight each key individually to spotlight your essential commands and create a pro-level gaming ambiance.
- • **Macro Mastery On-Demand:** 18 dedicated G-keys with three banks let you execute up to 54 personalized macros instantly—boosting productivity and gameplay precision.
- • **Ultra-Fast Linear Response:** Cherry MX Red switches deliver smooth, silent keystrokes for lightning-fast double and triple taps without distracting clicks.

## Overview

The Corsair Vengeance K95 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard features Cherry MX Red linear switches for ultra-responsive, quiet typing, per-key customizable white LED backlighting, and 18 programmable macro keys supporting up to 54 commands. Housed in a durable black anodized aluminum chassis with a detachable wrist rest, it offers professional-grade build quality and full key anti-ghosting with 20-key rollover for flawless input during intense gaming or productivity sessions.

## Description

Product Description The Corsair Vengeance K95 is a fully mechanical, backlit keyboard with 18 dedicated macro keys for exceptional gaming performance. The built-in Cherry MX Red switches deliver smooth, linear response for ultra fast double and triple taps without the audible click. Every key is individually lit for brilliant backlighting and easy customizability to highlight important functions. The black anodized brushed aluminum structure provides rugged durability and a professional-grade finish. 18 dedicated macro keys with three banks give you easy, single keystroke access to up to 54 of your favorite presets and key combos. Plus the 20 Key Roll-over and 100% Anti-Ghosting mean that every key you touch translates directly into the game. From the Manufacturer You’re Good. The K95 Is Better.Vengeance K95 Fully Mechanical Gaming Keyboard is made for serious gamers. Cherry MX Red key switches have super-fast reaction times and low operating force, and the key-by-key customizable lighting lets you adjust brightness and illuminate bindings. Full key matrix anti-ghosting with full key rollover on USB ensures that the K95 will keep up. The 18 G-keys are programmable on the fly, so you can adapt and react. And Vengeance K95 has onboard memory, so you can take your K95 with you and play your best on any system.All of this technology is housed in a professional-grade black anodized aluminum chassis for superior strength and stability.The Beauty of a 100% Mechanical LayoutIn the world of high-performance gaming gear, there are few things that match the feeling of using a well-designed keyboard with mechanical key switches. Vengeance gaming keyboards use Cherry MX Red switches, hailed by gamers worldwide to be the best of the best. They combine great key feel with super-fast reaction times and smooth, linear travel with low operating force.Vengeance K95 takes the next step with a 100% mechanical layout – there’s a Cherry MX Red switch underneath every key. So, you’ll get that optimal tactile feedback and responsiveness, no matter your fingers go.FeaturesCherry MX Red Mechanical Key SwitchesSmooth, linear key response for ultra fast double and triple taps without the audible click.Black Anodized Brushed Aluminum ChassisA professional-grade look and feel, plus the rugged durability you need for hours of gaming.Key-By-Key Customizable BacklightingThe brilliant white LEDs have adjustable brightness and key-by-key programmability to light up just the keys you need.18 Customizable G-Keys With On-The-Fly ProgrammingYou can quickly and easily record up to 54 key sequences for faster play.Full Key Matrix Anti-Ghosting With full key rollover on USBEvery keystroke translates into accurate gameplay—even when multiple keys are pressed.On-Board Profile StorageSet up once, play everywhere – your settings are stored in the keyboard’s memory, so you don’t need to start over when you take your gaming to go.

Review: Overall GREAT (2013 release) - First, what do I think is bad? I only have one complaint. The media keys are pretty far indented so in order to reach them you have to bring your hand up and over the number pad. Not a huge deal as I do not use them but I would see how it would be annoying for others if you keep your hands close to the key board. However, not worth subtracting a star. Not a complaint for me, but the keys are easy to press and you might get an accident key stroke if you rest your fingers on the keys but most proficient typists don't and gamers should have enough control not to as well. Whats good: - I always like the sound of the keys being pressed on mechanical keyboards and this does just that. With the Cherry MX red switches they use you here the keys bottoming out on the keyboard rather than the click associated with blue switches. I love the sound of it and find it rather soothing to type to. The blue are a little too much for me. The reds this key board comes with are easy to push in and register with ease. - The ability to use macros and the ease to set them up with the macro recorder are a big deal to me. I use this key board at home so I store passwords on my macro keys for the most part, or log ins or emails. You can have the macros so the "bulk" type it like in Logitech gaming software. You just need to click ignore delay timer before you record and its ready to go! - The construction is very sturdy. High quality plastic parts and a nice metal sheet under the keys. - The back lighting is phenomenal. It is very bright if you like it that way or you can dim it down. People complain that 33% power is too bright, but I don't see how. Along with the back lighting the way you can program it is great. You simply hold down the back light key button for 5 seconds and then you can click the keys on or off individually for the ones you want lit up. So you can make it so only qwerdf are lit up for a game like League of Legends and the rest are dark. I personally don't use that because I find the next feature the coolest. You can hold control and press the back light key button and the keyboard will go dark, but when you press a key it will light up individually for a second or so then go dark again. Very impressive. - The wrist rest is nice, can't really describe the back besides maybe close the the back of the original Nexus 7 by ASUS? My hands rarely rest on it unless I am gaming but I do a lot of typing on this key board. - Last point to make is the quality of the keys. I love the feel of them. They have this paint on them that is almost grippy and leaves next to no finger prints. It just feels so much nicer than any other keys I have felt myself, but I am no key board collector. - I like the USB on the back for my headset, but you could also use it for a mouse. Would be nice to maybe have both but I have no problem with distance from my computer for my mouse as my rig sits on the table on the right of my screens. I would highly recommend this keyboard to anyone. If you think you won't like Cherry MX Red switches, I understand your concern. I was scared buying this keyboard because I thought I would like the feel of Blues or Browns more but having felt all the switches, Red is now my favorite, for comfort and the sound produced. Do to the maybe excessive number of macro keys you may think this is for a MMO or MMORPG gamer but it is also great for any game and even typing, if you don't rest your fingers on the keys. If you are the FPS type gamer, check out the alternative keys that Corsair offers. I believe its about 15 dollars for wasd, 1-6, a key changing tool, and a left wrist rest to sit under wasd. I will update my review if something happens to the keyboard that you all should be aware about, but for now, best 130 I have spent for a keyboard yet! I hope this review helps your decision. **Yes I did write a review on this because I now love to type excessive amount and hopefully this newly found typing desire sticks around**
Review: Great Keyboard, Bad LEDs - I bought this keyboard when it first came out. It was a huge huge upgrade over my old membrane keyboard. It types so smoothly and the keys feel amazing. The keyboard itself is not too loud thanks to the red switches. I think I prefer the smooth keystrokes of red switches over keys with a tactile click. I have no other experience with other mechanical keyboards, so I cannot offer a proper comparison to them. My main reasons for choosing this keyboard is because I wanted macro keys and red switches on a mechanical keyboard. Macro keys were the only reason I did not get a typist's mechanical keyboard, despite claims to their superiority. I also really liked the media keys on the K95, though they are not unique or special to this keyboard. I use the macro keys mostly for everyday productivity purposes, rather than for gaming. My major gripe about the macro keys is that they are not on-the-fly. At least not without the most updated software suite from Corsair. About a few months in, the LEDs started to die off on my keyboard. Initially, there was only 1 dead LED. This wasn't a big deal to me. But with continued use, more LEDs continued to die off. Eventually, I had about 10 dead LEDs all across my keyboard. I did a little research on the Corsair forums and I was told that the only way to get this fixed was to RMA the keyboard. So I applied for an RMA and paid the $30 shipping to get it fixed. It says it on the warranty that the customer is responsible for all shipping costs back to them. However, I felt $30 (20% the cost of my keyboard) was a huge price to pay for something that is inherently wrong with the keyboard. I asked them if they could reimburse me for the costs, and they refused. I have always loved Corsair, but I thought this was grossly unfair. Had I destroyed the LEDs on my own, I would gladly pay the cost. But because the LEDs died on their own and because Corsair even has a dedicated RMA option for dead LEDs on their keyboards, I think forcing us to pay these costs is ludicrous. I could have easily put that $30 to a new keyboard from another maker with LEDs that won't crap out on me after a couple of months for no reason. There is also no guarantee that this won't happen again in the future. Pros: Cherry Red Switches feel great. Smooth typing, no tactile click. Might be a pro for some, con for others. Tons of macro keys. Keyboard looks beautiful. Metal chassis is classy. LEDs are pretty and you can customize which keys light up. Cons: Macros are not truly on the fly LEDs may die on you and it is not cheap or convenient to RMA your keyboard If you are looking for a beautiful and functional mechanical keyboard with macro keys, the K95 will not disappoint. YMMV with the dead LEDs. Hopefully the newer K95s don't have this dead LED problem. I did buy one from the first lot. I just wish my loyalty to Corsair wasn't being punished with high shipping costs for faulty LEDs. UPDATE: 9/24/2015 I've had my second K95 for about a year now and even within a few weeks, the LEDs started dying. The fact that Corsair has not addressed this issue at all (except in the form of RMAs) is really disrespectful to their customers. They continue to crank out faulty units and keep on selling it to all of us, all the while using those very same crappy LEDs as a selling point! It's pretty outrageous. Spent almost $200 on a supposedly aesthetically pleasing keyboard that now looks like a washed-out broken-down neon tube sign from the side of a cheap strip club. GG Corsair.

## Features

- Cherry MX Red Mechanical Switches - Smooth, linear key response for ultra fast double and triple taps without the audible click
- Key-by-Key Customizable Backlighting - Brilliant white LEDs with adjustable brightness and per key programmability to light up just the keys you need. Save the combinations for your favorite games directly to the keyboard.
- 18 Programmable G-Keys - 18 dedicated keys with three banks for easy, single keystroke access to up to 54 of your favorite presets and key combos.
- Brushed Aluminum Chassis - Professional-Grade look and feel plus the rugged durability needed for hours of gaming
- Full Key Matrix Anti-Ghosting with 20-Key Rollover - Every keystroke translates into accurate gameplay—even when multiple keys are pressed.
- Detachable full length wrist rest - Soft touch design that’s comfortable for hours of play and easy to remove if it gets in your way. Keyboard Backlighting: White; Wired Keyboard with 122 Keys; Connectivity: USB 2.0 Type-A

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00CERXJNW |
| Additional Features | Lighting |
| Antenna Location | Gaming |
| Best Sellers Rank | #158,389 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #5,885 in PC Gaming Keyboards |
| Brand | Corsair |
| Built-In Media | Keycap Puller |
| Button Quantity | 18 |
| Color | VENGEANCE MX RED, White LED |
| Compatible Devices | Gaming Console |
| Connectivity Technology | USB 2.0 Type-A |
| Customer Reviews | 3.7 out of 5 stars 394 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | Aluminum |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00843591026680 |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Item Height | 0.94 inches |
| Keyboard Backlighting Color Support | Single Color |
| Keyboard Description | Mechanical |
| Keyboard Layout | QWERTY |
| Manufacturer | Corsair |
| Model Name | Vengeance K95 |
| Model Number | CH-9000020-NA |
| Number of Keys | 122 |
| Power Source | USB Powered |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Gaming |
| Special Feature | Lighting |
| Style Name | Modern |
| Switch Type | Linear |
| Theme | Gaming |
| Total USB 2.0 Ports | 2 |
| UPC | 804892185704 316668731171 843591026680 088022180146 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Corsair
- **Color:** VENGEANCE MX RED, White LED
- **Compatible Devices:** Gaming Console
- **Connectivity Technology:** USB 2.0 Type-A
- **Keyboard Description:** Mechanical
- **Keyboard backlighting color support:** Single Color
- **Material:** Aluminum
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Gaming
- **Special Feature:** Lighting
- **Style:** Modern

## Images

![Corsair Vengeance K95 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Cherry Red (CH-9000020-NA) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/611ZBEsKciL.jpg)
![Corsair Vengeance K95 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Cherry Red (CH-9000020-NA) - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/615mVhmck4L.jpg)
![Corsair Vengeance K95 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Cherry Red (CH-9000020-NA) - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61mKEyQ93wL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Overall GREAT (2013 release)
*by J***F on October 10, 2013*

First, what do I think is bad? I only have one complaint. The media keys are pretty far indented so in order to reach them you have to bring your hand up and over the number pad. Not a huge deal as I do not use them but I would see how it would be annoying for others if you keep your hands close to the key board. However, not worth subtracting a star. Not a complaint for me, but the keys are easy to press and you might get an accident key stroke if you rest your fingers on the keys but most proficient typists don't and gamers should have enough control not to as well. Whats good: - I always like the sound of the keys being pressed on mechanical keyboards and this does just that. With the Cherry MX red switches they use you here the keys bottoming out on the keyboard rather than the click associated with blue switches. I love the sound of it and find it rather soothing to type to. The blue are a little too much for me. The reds this key board comes with are easy to push in and register with ease. - The ability to use macros and the ease to set them up with the macro recorder are a big deal to me. I use this key board at home so I store passwords on my macro keys for the most part, or log ins or emails. You can have the macros so the "bulk" type it like in Logitech gaming software. You just need to click ignore delay timer before you record and its ready to go! - The construction is very sturdy. High quality plastic parts and a nice metal sheet under the keys. - The back lighting is phenomenal. It is very bright if you like it that way or you can dim it down. People complain that 33% power is too bright, but I don't see how. Along with the back lighting the way you can program it is great. You simply hold down the back light key button for 5 seconds and then you can click the keys on or off individually for the ones you want lit up. So you can make it so only qwerdf are lit up for a game like League of Legends and the rest are dark. I personally don't use that because I find the next feature the coolest. You can hold control and press the back light key button and the keyboard will go dark, but when you press a key it will light up individually for a second or so then go dark again. Very impressive. - The wrist rest is nice, can't really describe the back besides maybe close the the back of the original Nexus 7 by ASUS? My hands rarely rest on it unless I am gaming but I do a lot of typing on this key board. - Last point to make is the quality of the keys. I love the feel of them. They have this paint on them that is almost grippy and leaves next to no finger prints. It just feels so much nicer than any other keys I have felt myself, but I am no key board collector. - I like the USB on the back for my headset, but you could also use it for a mouse. Would be nice to maybe have both but I have no problem with distance from my computer for my mouse as my rig sits on the table on the right of my screens. I would highly recommend this keyboard to anyone. If you think you won't like Cherry MX Red switches, I understand your concern. I was scared buying this keyboard because I thought I would like the feel of Blues or Browns more but having felt all the switches, Red is now my favorite, for comfort and the sound produced. Do to the maybe excessive number of macro keys you may think this is for a MMO or MMORPG gamer but it is also great for any game and even typing, if you don't rest your fingers on the keys. If you are the FPS type gamer, check out the alternative keys that Corsair offers. I believe its about 15 dollars for wasd, 1-6, a key changing tool, and a left wrist rest to sit under wasd. I will update my review if something happens to the keyboard that you all should be aware about, but for now, best 130 I have spent for a keyboard yet! I hope this review helps your decision. **Yes I did write a review on this because I now love to type excessive amount and hopefully this newly found typing desire sticks around**

### ⭐⭐⭐ Great Keyboard, Bad LEDs
*by C***L on January 20, 2014*

I bought this keyboard when it first came out. It was a huge huge upgrade over my old membrane keyboard. It types so smoothly and the keys feel amazing. The keyboard itself is not too loud thanks to the red switches. I think I prefer the smooth keystrokes of red switches over keys with a tactile click. I have no other experience with other mechanical keyboards, so I cannot offer a proper comparison to them. My main reasons for choosing this keyboard is because I wanted macro keys and red switches on a mechanical keyboard. Macro keys were the only reason I did not get a typist's mechanical keyboard, despite claims to their superiority. I also really liked the media keys on the K95, though they are not unique or special to this keyboard. I use the macro keys mostly for everyday productivity purposes, rather than for gaming. My major gripe about the macro keys is that they are not on-the-fly. At least not without the most updated software suite from Corsair. About a few months in, the LEDs started to die off on my keyboard. Initially, there was only 1 dead LED. This wasn't a big deal to me. But with continued use, more LEDs continued to die off. Eventually, I had about 10 dead LEDs all across my keyboard. I did a little research on the Corsair forums and I was told that the only way to get this fixed was to RMA the keyboard. So I applied for an RMA and paid the $30 shipping to get it fixed. It says it on the warranty that the customer is responsible for all shipping costs back to them. However, I felt $30 (20% the cost of my keyboard) was a huge price to pay for something that is inherently wrong with the keyboard. I asked them if they could reimburse me for the costs, and they refused. I have always loved Corsair, but I thought this was grossly unfair. Had I destroyed the LEDs on my own, I would gladly pay the cost. But because the LEDs died on their own and because Corsair even has a dedicated RMA option for dead LEDs on their keyboards, I think forcing us to pay these costs is ludicrous. I could have easily put that $30 to a new keyboard from another maker with LEDs that won't crap out on me after a couple of months for no reason. There is also no guarantee that this won't happen again in the future. Pros: Cherry Red Switches feel great. Smooth typing, no tactile click. Might be a pro for some, con for others. Tons of macro keys. Keyboard looks beautiful. Metal chassis is classy. LEDs are pretty and you can customize which keys light up. Cons: Macros are not truly on the fly LEDs may die on you and it is not cheap or convenient to RMA your keyboard If you are looking for a beautiful and functional mechanical keyboard with macro keys, the K95 will not disappoint. YMMV with the dead LEDs. Hopefully the newer K95s don't have this dead LED problem. I did buy one from the first lot. I just wish my loyalty to Corsair wasn't being punished with high shipping costs for faulty LEDs. UPDATE: 9/24/2015 I've had my second K95 for about a year now and even within a few weeks, the LEDs started dying. The fact that Corsair has not addressed this issue at all (except in the form of RMAs) is really disrespectful to their customers. They continue to crank out faulty units and keep on selling it to all of us, all the while using those very same crappy LEDs as a selling point! It's pretty outrageous. Spent almost $200 on a supposedly aesthetically pleasing keyboard that now looks like a washed-out broken-down neon tube sign from the side of a cheap strip club. GG Corsair.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Love at First Touch
*by M***T on January 27, 2014*

Bliss from my Fingers to my Brain. My lungs are indifferent and my hips could care less. My knees are clueless and my poor toes miss all the action. But my fingers – on the other hand – love the K95. Every appropriate part of my brain glows orange with joy when I type, tap, and target on the K95. Initially I was worried about the following: price, the loud click clack of the keys, and whether or not it would be a good keyboard for non-gaming activities. After 6-weeks of use here is what I think about price, noise, and non-gaming uses. Price – It’s more than I have ever shelled out for a keyboard but it’s worth it. The K95 is the sturdiest board I’ve ever owned. Its high grade metal and feels like you could break down a door with it; it’s a large keyboard with metal framework and some weight behind it. The keys feel great all the time. The lighting options (3 levels of brightness), programmable G keys, on-board controls for volume, and the programmable lights (keys that let you pick any array of keys to light vs. not light. For example, the default WASD keys are on as an alternative with the rest out) is amazing. The price is justified for me because this is a high quality piece of equipment. The only thing to wait on is the long term durability. I have no regrets about the high price. Noise – Not only does the clicking of the keys NOT bother me, I rather like it. You can actually press down more lightly to avoid the “full press” louder click but that’s tricky for me. It is not a quiet keyboard but the noise does not bother me a bit. Non-Gaming – For me there is no issue with the daily uses of the K95. I do a fair amount of typing and really enjoy doing it on this keyboard. The price could be a turn-off for some. It’s not inexpensive so you are always asked to take a chance by purchasing the K95. The keys and metal base do retain grease from your hands. It’s a minor thing but is something to consider. The K95, along with the MM600 mouse pad by Corsair, have made me a Corsair peripheral proponent! This is a wonderful keyboard!

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