huntn4it

OP here again with 2 more broken keycaps in a 24 hour period ('R' and numpad '4') after about a 1 year period with no breaks. Guess it's time to find a replacement. Couldn't be more disappointed with Corsair.

And another broken key. Tossing this hunk in the garbage and spewing terrible reviews all over the web if one...more...key breaks on me. This keyboard is otherwise built like a friggin' indestructable tank, why they would skimp on crappy caps is beyond me. In all my years of gaming, programming, and recreational computing I've never had a keycap up and break on me. 4 in 4 months on a brand new device? Garbage.

Respectfully, I have used keyboards for over 20 years and never broken a key before. This is not my fault.

In around 3 months of use my L, E, and left CTRL keycaps have all broken. Customer support was kind enough to send me replacement L and CTRL keycaps, but the day I got them in the mail (yesterday) the E broke (see picture below). I'm tired of watching this piece of hardware literally crumble beneath my fingers, and while it's great that customer service is willing to send replacements I'm looking for another solution. It's hard to enjoy any sort of competitive gaming when I've had keys break on me in the middle of matches multiple times (E, CTRL) and in the middle of simple typing (L). No confidence in my hardware! Does anyone know of a higher quality set of keycaps that will fit this keyboard (K70 RGB LUX), which is otherwise very well built? I'd rather buy a higher quality set of caps than continue this perpetually revolving door of keycaps being mailed to me (which takes about 2 weeks by the way, so I get to enjoy having no keycap on my E until the replacement arrives). Thanks for your help http://i67.tinypic.com/8yz886.jpg