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Can the keys of a corsair k55 be removed?
i have the corsair k55 and i have been on a load of different forums to find out if they can be removed or not so i thought i would try here. if anyone knows it would be a huge help.

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Originally posted by mEmEmAcHiNe:
Originally posted by GN AKEjosh74:
i have the corsair k55 and i have been on a load of different forums to find out if they can be removed or not so i thought i would try here. if anyone knows it would be a huge help.
Yes! i have the same keyboard and I removed mine numerous of times
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Spawn of Totoro Mar 4, 2018 @ 1:53pm 
No. They use membrane keys, not mechanical keys. Those were not intended to be removed.
[GN] AKEjosh74 Mar 4, 2018 @ 1:54pm 
Originally posted by Spawn of Totoro:
No. They use membrane keys, not mechanical keys. Those were not intended to be removed.
thats great thanks man :)
[GN] AKEjosh74 Mar 4, 2018 @ 1:54pm 
will have to find some other way to clean it XD
kate Mar 4, 2018 @ 2:05pm 
Originally posted by AKEjosh74:
will have to find some other way to clean it XD
Pretty sure you can get some special sprays from ones without removable keycaps.
[GN] AKEjosh74 Mar 4, 2018 @ 2:07pm 
Originally posted by melloh7:
Originally posted by AKEjosh74:
will have to find some other way to clean it XD
Pretty sure you can get some special sprays from ones without removable keycaps.
yea i will probably use one of those cans of pressuerised air to blast it away. its not that dirty TBH its just allot of dust that i cant get out.
anrkyuk Mar 4, 2018 @ 2:16pm 
The K55 is a rubber membrane with plastic sliders style "switch" that mimics the feel of a mechanical switch by offering resistance (in other words they are less mushy than traditional membrane boards) and the key caps can most definatly be removed.

Theres a pic of the spacebar removed in this review.

https://www.tech-critter.com/corsair-k55-rgb-gaming-keyboard-review/
[GN] AKEjosh74 Mar 4, 2018 @ 2:57pm 
Originally posted by anrkyuk:
The K55 is a rubber membrane with plastic sliders style "switch" that mimics the feel of a mechanical switch by offering resistance (in other words they are less mushy than traditional membrane boards) and the key caps can most definatly be removed.

Theres a pic of the spacebar removed in this review.

https://www.tech-critter.com/corsair-k55-rgb-gaming-keyboard-review/
great thanks. im looking at getting a new keyboard and i will probably be getting the k70 but i was just wondering which one i should get. do you have any suggestions?
anrkyuk Mar 4, 2018 @ 3:17pm 
Originally posted by AKEjosh74:
Originally posted by anrkyuk:
The K55 is a rubber membrane with plastic sliders style "switch" that mimics the feel of a mechanical switch by offering resistance (in other words they are less mushy than traditional membrane boards) and the key caps can most definatly be removed.

Theres a pic of the spacebar removed in this review.

https://www.tech-critter.com/corsair-k55-rgb-gaming-keyboard-review/
great thanks. im looking at getting a new keyboard and i will probably be getting the k70 but i was just wondering which one i should get. do you have any suggestions?

I have the K70 with brown switches, and personally I don't like it, I only use it when I need the numeric key pad as my other boards are tenkeyless.

I also have a Redragon K552 RGB with blues and a Max Blackbird with brown switches and I love them both.
[GN] AKEjosh74 Mar 4, 2018 @ 3:27pm 
Originally posted by anrkyuk:
Originally posted by AKEjosh74:
great thanks. im looking at getting a new keyboard and i will probably be getting the k70 but i was just wondering which one i should get. do you have any suggestions?

I have the K70 with brown switches, and personally I don't like it, I only use it when I need the numeric key pad as my other boards are tenkeyless.

I also have a Redragon K552 RGB with blues and a Max Blackbird with brown switches and I love them both.
great thanks. that helps alot. though i know a few people who have the k70 with blue switches and they say they think its the best one but i guess i will have to look more in depth into it.
armani Mar 4, 2018 @ 8:25pm 
You can remove any keyboard key if you try hard enough.
[GN] AKEjosh74 Mar 5, 2018 @ 5:40pm 
Originally posted by RAGE AGAINST THE MEDIA:
You can remove any keyboard key if you try hard enough.
fair point
Spawn of Totoro Mar 5, 2018 @ 5:47pm 
I have the K70 LUX with Brown and love it. Less clicky then the blue and still get some feedback when pushing buttons. It is a nice balance between the blue and red, imho.

In the end, it is preference more then anything. Go to a store and give them a try if you can or ask someone you know if you can try theirs.
Last edited by Spawn of Totoro; Mar 5, 2018 @ 5:48pm
[GN] AKEjosh74 Mar 6, 2018 @ 2:52pm 
Originally posted by Spawn of Totoro:
I have the K70 LUX with Brown and love it. Less clicky then the blue and still get some feedback when pushing buttons. It is a nice balance between the blue and red, imho.

In the end, it is preference more then anything. Go to a store and give them a try if you can or ask someone you know if you can try theirs.
Will do thanks
Originally posted by GN AKEjosh74:
i have the corsair k55 and i have been on a load of different forums to find out if they can be removed or not so i thought i would try here. if anyone knows it would be a huge help.
with my k55 i can easily remove the keycaps and put them back in place but i dont think its good for my keyboard
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76561198874715993 Jan 18, 2019 @ 4:49pm 
Originally posted by GN AKEjosh74:
i have the corsair k55 and i have been on a load of different forums to find out if they can be removed or not so i thought i would try here. if anyone knows it would be a huge help.
Yes! i have the same keyboard and I removed mine numerous of times
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