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title: "K100 AIR Wireless RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Ultra-Thin, Sub-1ms Slipstream, Low-Latency Bluetooth, Cherry MX Ultra Low Profile Keyswitches - NA Layout, QWERTY - Black"
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# Sub-1ms SLIPSTREAM Wireless Per-Key RGB Lighting Up to 200h Battery Life K100 AIR Wireless RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Ultra-Thin, Sub-1ms Slipstream, Low-Latency Bluetooth, Cherry MX Ultra Low Profile Keyswitches - NA Layout, QWERTY - Black

**Brand:** corsair
**Price:** R$4928
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⌨️ Elevate your command with the thinnest, fastest, and most customizable wireless mechanical keyboard.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** K100 AIR Wireless RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Ultra-Thin, Sub-1ms Slipstream, Low-Latency Bluetooth, Cherry MX Ultra Low Profile Keyswitches - NA Layout, QWERTY - Black by corsair
- **How much does it cost?** R$4928 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- corsair enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted corsair brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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## Key Features

- • **Ultra-Thin Elegance:** Sleek 11mm brushed aluminum frame blends style with productivity.
- • **Customizable Powerhouse:** Four dedicated macro keys and CORSAIR iCUE software unlock limitless personalization and control.
- • **Precision Cherry MX Keys:** Experience ultra-responsive 0.8mm actuation with tactile Cherry MX Ultra Low Profile switches.
- • **Lightning-Fast Connectivity:** Seamlessly switch between SLIPSTREAM Wireless, Bluetooth, and USB wired modes for ultimate versatility.
- • **Endurance for Marathon Sessions:** Up to 50 hours with RGB on, and a staggering 200 hours with lighting off keeps you gaming longer.

## Overview

The Corsair K100 AIR Wireless RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard redefines premium with an ultra-thin 11mm aluminum frame, sub-1ms SLIPSTREAM wireless, low-latency Bluetooth, and Cherry MX Ultra Low Profile mechanical switches. Designed for professionals and gamers alike, it offers multi-device connectivity, up to 200 hours of battery life, dynamic per-key RGB lighting, and fully programmable macro keys, all secured with AES 128-bit encryption. This keyboard is the ultimate blend of style, speed, and customization for the modern multitasker.

## Description

The CORSAIR K100 AIR Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard delivers outstanding performance with an unbelievably thin brushed aluminum frame, connecting wirelessly with sub-1ms SLIPSTREAM WIRELESS and Bluetooth®, with secure AES 128-bit encryption. Tactile CHERRY MX Ultra Low Profile mechanical keyswitches are illuminated by brilliant per-key RGB, for the responsiveness and customizable lighting you demand of a premium gaming keyboard. Four dedicated, fully programmable macro keys boost your gameplay or productivity. Wired mode enables CORSAIR AXON Hyper-Processing Technology to transmit keystrokes up to 8x faster, while powerful CORSAIR iCUE software unlocks dynamic wireless RGB lighting control, key remaps, macro programming, and more. With up to 200 hours of wireless battery life, the K100 AIR enables you to play elevated.

Review: Fast light-touch-typing with extra macro keys and knobs, and fully programmable RGB lighting - Very smooth, love the light touch typing feeling of Cherry MX Speed, extra keys and buttons and knobs, and fully programmable RGB. I have been using Corsair K95 Platinum with Cherry MX Speed for 7 years and I needed another RGB mechanical keyboard for another PC, so I opted for Cherry MX rather than OPX so I don't have to get acclimated to new type of keys and swapping between Cherry MX and OPX when I move between PCs. I'm sure that if I haven't used Cherry MX before, I would have chosen OPX. I also used Cherry MX Brown, but I prefer Speed once I got used it. Although pricey (especially compared to Corsair K95 at the time I bought it), I took advantage of a sale. I couldn't find any mechanical keyboard that comes close to this one in terms of functionality and quality and programmability, especially the six macro keys on the left side I can't do without (I also considered Corsair K70 but they don't have macro keys). This mechanical keyboard is such a delight for gaming, coding, typing, etc. I use this on a Mac and Linux. Linux has ckb-next driver, and its development version (newer than release version as of Nov 2025) also detects the top left scroll and can program RGB on it. I created my own custom RGB lighting by copying one of the animations and then changing all the configurations to my liking. I use the USB port to connect my wireless mouse dongle and it works perfectly even if routed through a USB hub with on/off switches, then a USB KVM switch, and then through a third USB hub that is externally powered. If you are using a USB switch with mouse/key roaming feature that only works with a standard keyboard, there is a way to change the keyboard mode into BIOS mode by pressing some keys (search the Internet since it's not mentioned in the manual). You'll have to connect the mouse directly to the USB switch instead of the keyboard. You can revert back to normal mode with full functionality using some other key presses if you no longer need to be limited by a USB switch with key/mouse roaming feature. The wrist rest is very comfortable. It's nice that it's magnetically attached. The one in my old Corsair K95 had the plastic tabs broken so I had to throw it away. You probably won't find any alternative that comes close with macro keys, full custom RGB lighting, good quality, and the smoothness of a linear mechanical keyboard. If you've never used linear short activation switches, it may take some time to get used to it, but once you master it, you won't want to use any other switches. YMMV though.
Review: Nice, compact somewhat mechanical-feeling keyboard w/RGB. - I replaced my Corsair K70 RGB (the OG one) with the K100 Air. Ever since I started working from home- i.e. using multiple computers throughout the day- I've been wanting a better keyboard. My old, wired (with GIGANTIC dual USB cables) K70RGB had fantastic feel and features. But I wanted to move it around more than the cables would allow. Also a somewhat less gargantuan footprint would be appreciated; I still need the 10-key though. Enter the K100 Air. - Still mechanical keys (more on this later) - Wireless = more mobile - RGB, G-keys (macros), 2.4Ghz or Bluetooth (or single USB wired) SO- I went for it on Day One, despite the *astronomical* price (nearly $300). • The K100 Air has made my life easier. I can now use my own PC much more easily; I'm typing this on it now. Moving the keyboard has also given me much more mousing room on the desk. (I use another computer for work, with 2 monitors; it's to the right of my main PC (also with 2 monitors). It recharges via USB-C; when it's low on battery the lighting turns red. Or you can check in iCue and it shows the battery % charge. iCue also works fine for applying lighting- be sure you have version: 4.29.203 or newer, otherwise it won't recognize the keyboard. If you just see the wireless dongle in iCue but not the keyboard, update your software. • For the feel and 'mechanical' keys: it feels like the best laptop keyboard ever, but it does NOT feel like the mechanical Cherry switches you get on gaming keyboards. The keys feel very solid and predictable, but they aren't at the same level as Corsair/Razer/Logitech mechanical keyboards. I will say, the Corsair's keys are better than the (somewhat) low-profile keys on the Logitech G line (715, 915 etc). The Logitech ones feel (and sound) more springy, which isn't that great for typing. (or gaming) • As far as build quality, this thing does look and feel like an expensive item. It's metal on top, I believe plastic on the bottom. The lighting shows through the keys very well, but it doesn't shine out from under the keys like a full-sized gaming keyboard. It has a spot to store the dongle when it's plugged in. I've only used it via 2.4Ghz wireless, and it has been flawless as far as connection. You can plug the dongle into the back of a nearby PC directly and no connection problems. Also no interference with multiple keyboards and mice also on 2.4Ghz. The RGB lighting is adjustable from the keyboard, independent of the software. Brightness and lighting patterns (pre-saved onto the keyboard via iCue) are controllable without software. There's also a charge light, so you'll see it blinking and/or changing color when power is low. The iCue software also puts up an alert when it needs a recharge, this happens before the lighting turns red. Works well. I have to charge it about 1.5 times per week, with the computer on 24/7 and asleep for about half that time. • One thing about waking up from sleep: the keyboard takes about 4 to 5 seconds to wake up. In the time you press the first key to when the lighting comes on, the keys still work and are read by the PC, but it's disconcerting to be typing on a black keyboard. It does wake up fine, the lighting is just a bit slow. • Now, the key (ha) question: is it worth the money? As far as I can tell, this is the best low-profile wireless gaming keyboard available. It has many nice touches, gives me more features than I can use, and beats the competition in both the hardware and usability. Yes- it's really expensive. But for something that is your main interface to a system you use constantly, it is probably worth paying the premium. If I hadn't already got a Logitech for my work PC, I would get another one of these. That probably tells you everything you need to know.

## Features

- Stunning, Refined, and Ultra-Thin: The K100 AIR is an unbelievably thin wireless gaming keyboard just 11mm at its slimmest point, seamlessly blending stunning design and everyday productivity in an elegant brushed aluminum frame.
- Fast Wireless and Wired Connection Options: Three ways to connect to up to five different devices – Via sub-1ms SLIPSTREAM WIRELESS on PC or Mac, low-latency Bluetooth on up to three host devices, or USB wired with AXON 8,000Hz hyper-polling, for hyper-fast wireless versatility.
- Masterful Wireless Multi-Tasking: Quickly switch between wireless connections on your PC, Mac, and more at the press of a key, with secure AES 128-bit encryption.
- CHERRY MX Ultra Low Profile Mechanical Keyswitches: Offer an incredibly short 0.8mm actuation distance with a tactile bump, for ultra-responsive gaming and typing.
- Long-Lasting Wireless Battery with Per-Key RGB Backlighting: Enjoy up to 50 hours of wireless battery life with dynamic per-key RGB backlighting and adaptive brightness that automatically adjusts to lighting conditions, or go the distance with up to 200 hours with backlighting off.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0BDMLY69R |
| Additional Features | Backlit, Ergonomic, Hotkeys and Media Keys, Rechargeable, Volume Roller |
| Antenna Location | Gaming, Office |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,054 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #110 in PC Gaming Keyboards #165 in Mac Accessories |
| Brand | Corsair |
| Built-In Media | USB Cable |
| Button Quantity | 108 |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Gaming Console, Laptop, PC |
| Connectivity Technology | wired, wireless |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 4,532 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | Aluminum |
| Generation | 1 |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 17.2"L x 6.14"W x 0.67"H |
| Item Height | 0.67 inches |
| Item Type Name | Keyboard |
| Item Weight | 1.72 Pounds |
| Keyboard Backlighting Color Support | RGB |
| Keyboard Description | Gaming |
| Keyboard Layout | QWERTY |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | Corsair |
| Mechanical Keyboard Switch Model | cherry_mx_low_profile_speed |
| Model Name | K100 AIR WIRELESS |
| Model Number | CH-913A01U-NA |
| Number of Batteries Required | 1 |
| Number of Keys | 108 |
| Number of Sections | 5 |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Series Number | 913 |
| Style Name | K100 AIR WIRELESS |
| Switch Type | Tactile |
| Theme | gaming |
| UPC | 840006655176 |
| Warranty Description | 2 year manufacturer |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Corsair
- **Compatible Devices:** Gaming Console, Laptop, PC
- **Connectivity Technology:** wired, wireless
- **Keyboard Description:** Gaming
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Gaming, Office
- **Special Feature:** Backlit, Ergonomic, Hotkeys and Media Keys, Rechargeable, Volume Roller
- **Color:** Black
- **Keyboard backlighting color support:** RGB
- **Style:** K100 AIR WIRELESS
- **Product Dimensions:** 17.2"L x 6.14"W x 0.67"H

## Images

![K100 AIR Wireless RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Ultra-Thin, Sub-1ms Slipstream, Low-Latency Bluetooth, Cherry MX Ultra Low Profile Keyswitches - NA Layout, QWERTY - Black - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61VrrJ8rDZL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Pattern, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: is the hand base removable ?**
A: Yep, the wrist rest is removable. It's held in by two magnetic tabs on the bottom side.

**Q: Does the k100 have quality keycaps? i referring to the garbage cheap plastic caps on the k70 lux that crack constantly.**
A: I have both the K70 and the K100.  they really screwed up with the K70 keycaps, big time (but replacing them for $20 makes it a great keyboard again)
The K100 keycaps are perfect.

**Q: How loud is this keyboard?**
A: I don't know what keyboard these other people are talking about. This keyboard has no "clicking" like the Cherry MX Blue switches. It sounds pretty comparable to keyboards with Cherry MX Speed or MX Red key switches. The noise it makes comes from bottoming out the keys. They're hollow so there is a kind of clack sound of you bottom out the keys, but that's the same as every other mechanical keyboard that doesn't have the O-ring treatment to dampen the sound of the keys hitting the bottom of their travel. This one is slightly louder because the keys don't bottom in a recessed well like a few mechanical keyboards do, but it's also slightly quieter with the optical switches because the keys have a shorter travel (this depends on how you type more than anything, and I find that I can type on this quieter than my other mechanical keyboards if I try, but I'm still adapting to how this one is different than all the other Cherry MX keyboards I have).

These have double shot PBT key caps so they do have a little different sound than the cheaper key caps that a lot of mechanical keyboards have, but it's a difference in sound, not volume. This is quite noticeably louder than cheap rubber dome switch keyboards.

**Q: does this come with the icue nexus mount?**
A: Although released before the CORSAIR K100 RGB, the iCUE NEXUS' packaging includes the corresponding CORSAIR K100 RGB mount.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fast light-touch-typing with extra macro keys and knobs, and fully programmable RGB lighting
*by I***E on December 1, 2025*

Very smooth, love the light touch typing feeling of Cherry MX Speed, extra keys and buttons and knobs, and fully programmable RGB. I have been using Corsair K95 Platinum with Cherry MX Speed for 7 years and I needed another RGB mechanical keyboard for another PC, so I opted for Cherry MX rather than OPX so I don't have to get acclimated to new type of keys and swapping between Cherry MX and OPX when I move between PCs. I'm sure that if I haven't used Cherry MX before, I would have chosen OPX. I also used Cherry MX Brown, but I prefer Speed once I got used it. Although pricey (especially compared to Corsair K95 at the time I bought it), I took advantage of a sale. I couldn't find any mechanical keyboard that comes close to this one in terms of functionality and quality and programmability, especially the six macro keys on the left side I can't do without (I also considered Corsair K70 but they don't have macro keys). This mechanical keyboard is such a delight for gaming, coding, typing, etc. I use this on a Mac and Linux. Linux has ckb-next driver, and its development version (newer than release version as of Nov 2025) also detects the top left scroll and can program RGB on it. I created my own custom RGB lighting by copying one of the animations and then changing all the configurations to my liking. I use the USB port to connect my wireless mouse dongle and it works perfectly even if routed through a USB hub with on/off switches, then a USB KVM switch, and then through a third USB hub that is externally powered. If you are using a USB switch with mouse/key roaming feature that only works with a standard keyboard, there is a way to change the keyboard mode into BIOS mode by pressing some keys (search the Internet since it's not mentioned in the manual). You'll have to connect the mouse directly to the USB switch instead of the keyboard. You can revert back to normal mode with full functionality using some other key presses if you no longer need to be limited by a USB switch with key/mouse roaming feature. The wrist rest is very comfortable. It's nice that it's magnetically attached. The one in my old Corsair K95 had the plastic tabs broken so I had to throw it away. You probably won't find any alternative that comes close with macro keys, full custom RGB lighting, good quality, and the smoothness of a linear mechanical keyboard. If you've never used linear short activation switches, it may take some time to get used to it, but once you master it, you won't want to use any other switches. YMMV though.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nice, compact somewhat mechanical-feeling keyboard w/RGB.
*by I***Y on October 31, 2022*

I replaced my Corsair K70 RGB (the OG one) with the K100 Air. Ever since I started working from home- i.e. using multiple computers throughout the day- I've been wanting a better keyboard. My old, wired (with GIGANTIC dual USB cables) K70RGB had fantastic feel and features. But I wanted to move it around more than the cables would allow. Also a somewhat less gargantuan footprint would be appreciated; I still need the 10-key though. Enter the K100 Air. - Still mechanical keys (more on this later) - Wireless = more mobile - RGB, G-keys (macros), 2.4Ghz or Bluetooth (or single USB wired) SO- I went for it on Day One, despite the *astronomical* price (nearly $300). • The K100 Air has made my life easier. I can now use my own PC much more easily; I'm typing this on it now. Moving the keyboard has also given me much more mousing room on the desk. (I use another computer for work, with 2 monitors; it's to the right of my main PC (also with 2 monitors). It recharges via USB-C; when it's low on battery the lighting turns red. Or you can check in iCue and it shows the battery % charge. iCue also works fine for applying lighting- be sure you have version: 4.29.203 or newer, otherwise it won't recognize the keyboard. If you just see the wireless dongle in iCue but not the keyboard, update your software. • For the feel and 'mechanical' keys: it feels like the best laptop keyboard ever, but it does NOT feel like the mechanical Cherry switches you get on gaming keyboards. The keys feel very solid and predictable, but they aren't at the same level as Corsair/Razer/Logitech mechanical keyboards. I will say, the Corsair's keys are better than the (somewhat) low-profile keys on the Logitech G line (715, 915 etc). The Logitech ones feel (and sound) more springy, which isn't that great for typing. (or gaming) • As far as build quality, this thing does look and feel like an expensive item. It's metal on top, I believe plastic on the bottom. The lighting shows through the keys very well, but it doesn't shine out from under the keys like a full-sized gaming keyboard. It has a spot to store the dongle when it's plugged in. I've only used it via 2.4Ghz wireless, and it has been flawless as far as connection. You can plug the dongle into the back of a nearby PC directly and no connection problems. Also no interference with multiple keyboards and mice also on 2.4Ghz. The RGB lighting is adjustable from the keyboard, independent of the software. Brightness and lighting patterns (pre-saved onto the keyboard via iCue) are controllable without software. There's also a charge light, so you'll see it blinking and/or changing color when power is low. The iCue software also puts up an alert when it needs a recharge, this happens before the lighting turns red. Works well. I have to charge it about 1.5 times per week, with the computer on 24/7 and asleep for about half that time. • One thing about waking up from sleep: the keyboard takes about 4 to 5 seconds to wake up. In the time you press the first key to when the lighting comes on, the keys still work and are read by the PC, but it's disconcerting to be typing on a black keyboard. It does wake up fine, the lighting is just a bit slow. • Now, the key (ha) question: is it worth the money? As far as I can tell, this is the best low-profile wireless gaming keyboard available. It has many nice touches, gives me more features than I can use, and beats the competition in both the hardware and usability. Yes- it's really expensive. But for something that is your main interface to a system you use constantly, it is probably worth paying the premium. If I hadn't already got a Logitech for my work PC, I would get another one of these. That probably tells you everything you need to know.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A great mechanical keyboard that comes with some surprises
*by J***N on July 2, 2022*

I bought the Cherry MX version for $200 before tax. 5 stars, easily, but there's some stuff you should know before buying. The great stuff: - durable, high-quality build - beautiful to look at - the volume wheel is remarkably useful for games and videos - the clicky sound of the Cherry MX provides pleasing feedback - the wrist pad is very comfortable and attached securely with magnets Stuff you should know: - The K100 has two USB cables. You can plug your mouse into the keyboard, but you still need to plug the two USB cables from the keyboard into your computer. - Corsair does not seem to guarantee compatibility with any KVM switch. I took a chance on "UGREEN USB 3.0 Switch Selector 4 Port 2 Computers Peripheral Switcher Adapter Hub for PC Printer Scanner Mouse Keyboard with One Button Switch and 2 Pack USB Male Cable" (ASIN B01N6GD9JO), and it has worked flawlessly. In my setup, I plug the two keyboard cables into the front of the KVM switch, and run one USB cable from the back to my PC and another one out the back to my laptop. I have a mouse plugged into the keyboard. I do not run the monitor through the KVM switch, opting instead to have two cables from the monitor, one to the PC, and one to the laptop. - Coming from a rubber dome keyboard (Logitech G15), the keys on the Corsair K100 felt incredibly sensitive to the touch. As someone who uses the keyboard to write computer code, I initially found this frustrating, as a very light press on a key could cause a character to register many times (like "cccccccccccc"). I could see how someone might want to ditch the keyboard immediately, but after about two or three weeks, I managed to retrain myself to avoid those "heavy finger" mistakes. - I don't use the wheel on the upper left of the keyboard. I don't use the G-macro keys. - There are a lot of preset color patterns. I settled on one after the novelty of the options wore off. - I don't find the shifting color pattern to be at all distracting, even while concentrating on writing computer code. It's pretty. - The keys have stylized symbols, which can be a little unusual if you have to hunt for a rarely-used key or if a child is trying to type on the keyboard. The biggest offender to me is the ampersand (&) on the "7" key. The bad stuff: - Not much, except that the keys may feel too sensitive if you haven't used a Cherry MX keyboard before, and your mileage may vary as to whether you can adapt to one. So $200+ for a keyboard that may end up frustrating you could be a risky proposition. I read the terms for returning the keyboard, and it doesn't look like you can return it once you've opened it. (Maybe you can, but that's how I interpreted the terms.) So be sure that you like sensitive keyboards or have confidence that you can adapt. - There is a Corsair logo on the wrist pad that kind of looks like it is on a piece of tap that should peel off. It isn't. The placement of the logo slightly annoys me, but maybe that's just me. Overall, a great keyboard and a happy purchase.

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