Corsair’s wired Hall impact gaming keyboard is cheaper than ever

Hall impact switches are probably the most customizable and quickest you possibly can at the moment get in a gaming keyboard. As such, they don’t normally come low-cost. However, they’re pretty reasonably priced to improve to as we speak because of a deal on Corsair’s Vanguard Pro 96, which is cheaper than ever at Amazon and Best Buy, promoting for $159.99 (initially $229.99). This keyboard helps you to modify the actuation distance of every key — requiring much less or extra power to register key presses.

I’m typing this on the Corsair Galleon 100 SD, the corporate’s new $349.99 full-size mechanical keyboard that has full Stream Deck integration and is popping out later this month. And, you realize what? I can see some similarities between it and the Vanguard Pro 96, regardless of the underlying swap tech being totally different. The Vanguard has a rotary dial, an info-dense LCD display, good aluminum housing for the keyboard, plus a magnetic-attaching wrist relaxation that’s plush and appears subtle. It has six programmable macro keys alongside the leftmost edge, and you’ll customise its settings by Corsair’s net app. If you need customizable switches, the Vanguard is the higher keyboard to purchase.

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