OK. I bought a K65 originally. loved the fact that I could customise my keyboard the way I wanted to, but was a little bummed out that I didn't have my number pad. What I was even more bummed out about, is that a company like corsair is a company that I've genuinely come to love has produced something and given it so little support and love that I ended up upgrading to a K70 just so that I could use the colour features.
The colour features that are nowhere near 16.8 million colours. This is a more fundamental problem than the whole trampstamp issue, and I believe that while you're trying to fix the problem you should probably consider selling the product as an RGB keyboard as opposed to one with that high a colour range; other makers appear to have cracked the problem...Why hasn't corsair?
Could it be that CUE is a terrible, terrible piece of software? I think it's possible; while I admit I am grateful for being updated constantly, I'm extremely disappointed that a keyboard I just spent £150 on has issues maintaining a colour cycle, locks up occasionally, and all after a fix that apparently improves issues. I'm sorry, but until this keyboard is more than a superbly sensitive keyboard that I genuinely love for different reasons, I'll be suggesting to my friends that they go for the infinitely more customisable, better software packaged Razer Chroma.
