Corsair today announced the launch of the new CORSAIR K83 Wireless Entertainment Keyboard, bringing control and versatility to living room PCs and home entertainment setups. Alongside its stylish ...

Corsair’s latest keyboard, the K83 Wireless, is the manufacturer’s new attempt at a keyboard that you can use on your lap in a living room. In addition to a laptop-style 76-key keyboard, the K83 also ...

Today marks the launch day of Corsair's new K83 Wireless entertainment keyboard, which provides you with complete control over your smart TV, iOS/Android and streaming media devices. This wireless ...

The concept of the HTPC (Home Theater PC) isn’t a new by any means. My first foray into this realm was back in the Windows XP days, using Windows Media Center with a clumsy mini-tower stuffed behind ...

Corsair is in general, a gamer's brand. The company makes PC components like memory and cases, as well as accessories like mice and keyboards for those who want to fully optimize their play experience ...

If you buy something through this post, IGN may get a share of the sale. For more, read our Terms of Use. Compared to a full-size keyboard like the Corsair K70 RGB Mk ...

Falling very much into the “does what it says on the tin” category, the K83 Wireless Entertainment Keyboard is a different outing to the usual gaming keyboard fare from Corsair. The company has been ...

Corsair’s iCUE software package is a powerful multi-device command centre with system monitoring built in too. Note that the below only applies when using the K83 Wireless with a Windows 10 PC over ...

The Corsair K83 comes with everything you need to get going. Obviously, the K83 keyboard its self, but also a flat-style charging or connectivity cable, as well as a wireless 2.4G/Bluetooth dongle for ...

PC peripheral juggernaut Corsair has a burgeoning gaming keyboard catalogue that encompasses all manner of switches and RGB lighting. The sole wireless entrant is the K63 Wireless - a tenkeyless model ...

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