Subjective.
Notice how you just bring it right back to the new logo, when I mentioned to get the old logo board -- the Vengeance.
Hate on corsair for their logo change, but don't disregard good products because of your own personal bias or opinion.
Software works fine for me, that was the old software before the recent updates, again, do your research instead of just hating to hate.
Whaa only 7 colors per led? I came from 1 color, so I am not complaining. Maybe you are just spoiled rotten, even more-so than me (and that is REALLY saying a lot.).
$170 isn't that much, not compared to the custom TKL boards that everyone seems to love on here.
The logo is not a big deal. But it looks awful. But yes, why not get an older board for the same enormous price tag?
Corsair have never been a premium brand when it comes to peripherals, and yet they charge premium prices. The ducky shine 3 is $30 cheaper. Yes it doesn't have RGB LEDs, but It's build quality and LED quality is superior. I don't know a single person who would recommend Corsair over Ducky.
There is no way you can compare a Corsair board to a Korean custom. That's like comparing a Kia to an Aston Martin, or a Swatch with a Rolex.
One colour LEDs are fine, and so are seven, but advertising "16 million colours" and only providing seven, is not being spoiled. It is being lied to.
I saw the RGB a few weeks before release, and they were still using old software, which I wasn't able to film. This seemed to work well. Then when it was released, people were complaining of the software. You say it was fine after an update. For $170 I would expect them do have done a bit more then release something that was so buggy.
I have never and will never buy Corsair peripherals if they are going to continue being to the same standard of the RGB. Ducky will get their hands on these switch housings in 3 months. Then it might be worth spending that kind of money on a board with these on.
