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These switches sense the magnetic field of the stem rather than closing a metal contact, so there is no wear point to drift over time and you set the actuation anywhere between 0.2mm and 3.8mm across 4mm of total travel. Each key can be tuned separately for speed or for resistance to accidental presses, and the switches are rated for 100 million keypresses.

These switches sense the magnetic field of the stem rather than closing a metal contact, so there is no wear point to drift over time and you set the actuation anywhere between 0.2mm and 3.8mm across 4mm of total travel. Each key can be tuned separately for speed or for resistance to accidental presses, and the switches are rated for 100 million keypresses.

Rapid Trigger resets the actuation point the instant the key starts moving upward, allowing a fresh input after as little as 0.1mm of upward travel. Because the reset follows the finger rather than sitting at a fixed height, repeated taps and quick direction changes register far sooner than on a conventional mechanical switch.
Rapid Trigger resets the actuation point the instant the key starts moving upward, allowing a fresh input after as little as 0.1mm of upward travel. Because the reset follows the finger rather than sitting at a fixed height, repeated taps and quick direction changes register far sooner than on a conventional mechanical switch.


Multi-Action assigns a different command to each of four travel depths on the same key, so a single press can run through a sequence such as an equip, an ability and a follow-up. It turns depth into an extra input axis, which is only practical because the magnetic switch reports its exact position continuously.

Multi-Action assigns a different command to each of four travel depths on the same key, so a single press can run through a sequence such as an equip, an ability and a follow-up. It turns depth into an extra input axis, which is only practical because the magnetic switch reports its exact position continuously.

Tap Lock converts actions that normally need a key held down, such as crouch or sprint, into a toggle you tap once. On long sessions that removes a constant finger load from the movement hand, and it frees that finger to reach other binds without losing the state you were holding.
Tap Lock converts actions that normally need a key held down, such as crouch or sprint, into a toggle you tap once. On long sessions that removes a constant finger load from the movement hand, and it frees that finger to reach other binds without losing the state you were holding.


Smart Tap assigns one action to a quick tap and a different one to a long hold, doubling what each key can do. On a 60% board that is how the arrow keys and system commands come back without extra physical keys, and it also layers in-game binds onto keys already in easy reach.

Smart Tap assigns one action to a quick tap and a different one to a long hold, doubling what each key can do. On a 60% board that is how the arrow keys and system commands come back without extra physical keys, and it also layers in-game binds onto keys already in easy reach.

CORSAIR AXON hyper-polling reports at 8,000Hz, up to eight times the rate of a standard gaming keyboard running at 1,000Hz. The shorter reporting interval removes the queueing delay between the keypress and the game reading it, which is the part of input latency the keyboard itself controls.
CORSAIR AXON hyper-polling reports at 8,000Hz, up to eight times the rate of a standard gaming keyboard running at 1,000Hz. The shorter reporting interval removes the queueing delay between the keypress and the game reading it, which is the part of input latency the keyboard itself controls.


FlashTap decides what happens when two opposing directions are held at once, letting the newest press take priority instead of the pair cancelling out. That behaviour is what makes counter-strafing and jiggle peeking land consistently, and the handling is configurable rather than fixed by the firmware.

FlashTap decides what happens when two opposing directions are held at once, letting the newest press take priority instead of the pair cancelling out. That behaviour is what makes counter-strafing and jiggle peeking land consistently, and the handling is configurable rather than fixed by the firmware.

The board carries an IP57 rating covering dust ingress and immersion in water, so spills and long-term dust build-up are not immediately fatal to it. CORSAIR advises waiting 72 hours after any submersion before using it again, and notes that actual drying time depends on the environment.
The board carries an IP57 rating covering dust ingress and immersion in water, so spills and long-term dust build-up are not immediately fatal to it. CORSAIR advises waiting 72 hours after any submersion before using it again, and notes that actual drying time depends on the environment.


Dropping the numpad, function row and navigation cluster leaves a small, light board and a large clear area for wide mouse movement at low sensitivity. Two integrated layers of damping foam absorb internal echo and reduce ping, and CORSAIR Web Hub adjusts macros, lighting and actuation from the browser.

Dropping the numpad, function row and navigation cluster leaves a small, light board and a large clear area for wide mouse movement at low sensitivity. Two integrated layers of damping foam absorb internal echo and reduce ping, and CORSAIR Web Hub adjusts macros, lighting and actuation from the browser.

The box contains the CLIPPER PRO MINI 60 keyboard and a detachable braided USB-C to USB-A cable. Because the cable detaches, the board packs down easily for LAN events or travel, and it connects to a PC, a Mac or a console through the same lead.
The box contains the CLIPPER PRO MINI 60 keyboard and a detachable braided USB-C to USB-A cable. Because the cable detaches, the board packs down easily for LAN events or travel, and it connects to a PC, a Mac or a console through the same lead.

Everything you need to know about this product
It uses CORSAIR MGX Hyperdrive Core magnetic Hall Effect switches, which are rated for 100 million keypresses.
Actuation is adjustable from 0.2mm to 3.8mm per key, within a total key travel of 4mm.
It resets the actuation point as you lift the key, allowing a new input after as little as 0.1mm of upward travel.
Yes, Multi-Action assigns commands to four travel depths, and Smart Tap gives a key separate quick tap and long hold actions.
Smart Tap restores arrows and system commands as long-hold actions layered onto keys already present on the board.
Yes, it carries an IP57 rating for water and dust, and CORSAIR advises waiting 72 hours after submersion before further use.
Yes, it uses a detachable braided USB-C to USB-A cable, which makes the board easier to transport.
It polls at 8,000Hz using CORSAIR AXON, up to eight times the rate of a standard 1,000Hz gaming keyboard.
No, CORSAIR Web Hub adjusts macros, RGB lighting and actuation from the browser with no installation required.
It connects to a PC, a Mac or a console using the supplied braided USB-C to USB-A cable.
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