Corsair K60 RGB Pro keyboard review

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Corsair iCUE Software

Corsair iCUE Software

iCUE software has been available on the market for some time. Overall, the control panel has a minimalist feel, and I still like that. The software displays connected Corsair devices in the top section of the interface.

  

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 In the configuration tab, you can select the key layout, polling rate, and lighting brightness, as well as update the firmware.


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iCUE has good lighting and macro-programming controls. You can program macros and assign them to less frequently used keys, and you can also adjust key assignments, dpi, and many more settings.


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As for the main feature (lighting), there are many pre-configured effects, but if you dive into iCUE, you can set up your own profiles matching your favorite games. If you want to set the keyboard to a single colour, you can do that in no time. Setting up more complex configurations takes a bit longer, but the K60 RGB PRO can now store your custom settings in one of the three profiles, and there’s a dedicated button for cycling through them. There’s also the option to save the profiles on your computer. You can link each of them with specific games/programs, too. Let’s not forget that you can also synchronize the effects with other Corsair RGB gear that is compatible with iCUE, like the ST100 headset stand or the LS100 Monitor RGB system.


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In the performance tab you can (if Win Lock is on):

  • disable Alt + Tab
  • disable Alt + F4
  • disable Shift + Tab

There's also a possibility to disable the Windows key.

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