 Thank you to Logitech and Discord for sending us to PAX East 2016 this year to check out all of their stuff. Check out the link in the video description down below. So today of course there we're checking out their rapid fire keyboards. They have a K70 non RGB, they have a K65 RGB and a K70 RGB. Now what makes them rapid fire is the new Cherry MX Speed switch. So in the non RGB ones it's just the MX Speed and in the RGB ones it's the MX Speed RGB. What makes this switch cool is its activation distance and its total travel distance. So it activates at 1.2mm instead of the standard 2mm that you would find on a Cherry switch. And its overall travel distance is 3.4mm instead of the overall normal 4mm for a Cherry switch. So normally with most of these switches you're pressing it down further and it's actuating further down the press which is at exactly half way. And now it's much faster and you can feel it. This is the first time I've been able to try it in person and it is definitely a faster typing experience. In terms of how it feels though in trrrrr like...... In terms of how it feels outside of just how far down you have to press it, it's pretty much like a Cherry MX Red but not exactly. It's a 45 gram actuation force just like a Cherry MX Red but it does feel heavier and I'm getting the Yeah, it feels heavier from pretty much everyone that I've talked to that's tried it and some Corsair employees. So I'm not entirely sure what's going on there. I'd like to look more into that later on maybe with a quarter test or whatever. And then it's also a linear switch. So that part does feel like an MX Red. Personally not my kind of thing, although it is really nice to have that fast of a keyboard. I do like feeling my actuation force. So I'm still going to lean towards a brown or a blue. But I am kind of in a minority as I do believe Cherry MX Reds are the most common switch out there. And if you are a fan of a red switch, I would actually recommend this because it's faster and it doesn't feel bad at all. It's interesting to see this come on to the market. I'm assuming this is Corsair's answer to the Roamer G which is notorious in a good way for having a fast overall typing experience. So we'll see how that response works. If you guys are interested check out corsair.com slash Winner Rapidfire. They're giving away three of these rapidfire keyboards and the contest is going on for about a month. So you should be able to enter basically whenever you see this video as long as you're not looking at it like halfway through 2016 or 2017 or something like that. Also, if you want a good deal on a keyboard you can get I believe it's 15% off if when you purchase at corsair.com you use the code PAXEAST2016. So I just found that on like their table somewhere. So hopefully they don't mind me telling everyone on the internet that there's a special offer code for PAXEAST. Alright guys, let me know what you think of the Cherry MX Speed on Twitter at luke-a-discord-lafr or in the comments down below on this video. Thank you again for Logitech for sending us here this year. If you want to see all of their products like racing wheels and keyboards and mice and headsets and all that kind of stuff, check them out in the link in the video description down below. Also, thank you to Discord who are awesome and have like free voice and chat servers. And we're like hey, you guys should like go to PAXEAST and we'll sponsor you and stuff. I don't know, they're pretty cool. They're also in the link in the video description down below. If you want to check out them, that would be awesome. Get subscribed if you want to see all the rest of our PAXEAST 2016 content and I'll see you next time.