Keyboard recommendations
- Thread starter Sandy park
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Gonna get the razer v4 x I think. Local shop has it in store and on sale at 119
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Royal Kludge
Auka
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Amazing Value keyboards < 100
Keychron K series
Max > Pro > standard
NuphyB
Lemokey
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Quality Keyboards between 100 and 200
Wooting
Keychron Q series
Rainy 75
Custom made keyboards
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Excellent keyboards 200+
Do not buy Logitech, Corsair, Asus, Razer You’re paying for a brand name only, the quality is second best, and the customer service is woeful, as is their software, especially ASUS.
If you really must/want, a gaming keyboard only, to look like a gamer keyboard, consider a steel series. But avoid their Hall Effect keyboards.
Go for a wooting or a keychron K HE or Q HE or Lemokey P1 HE pro
Royal Kludge
Auka
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Amazing Value keyboards < 100
Keychron K series
Max > Pro > standard
NuphyB
Lemokey
—————————-
Quality Keyboards between 100 and 200
Wooting
Keychron Q series
Rainy 75
Custom made keyboards
——————————
Excellent keyboards 200+
Do not buy Logitech, Corsair, Asus, Razer You’re paying for a brand name only, the quality is second best, and the customer service is woeful, as is their software, especially ASUS.
If you really must/want, a gaming keyboard only, to look like a gamer keyboard, consider a steel series. But avoid their Hall Effect keyboards.
Go for a wooting or a keychron K HE or Q HE or Lemokey P1 HE pro
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Oh and as an FYI on the keychron Kx HE keyboards, you can set firmware macros, and you can also set per key RGB, also in firmware. Something that neither Corsair, nor Razor, no ASUS, no Logitech can match. If you disconnect from wired, you lose all your lighting effects and customisation.
There's a reason I tell people to avoid those brands, is because I've owned each and everyone of them. Comically enough, they believe they operate without any competition these days. And they have that typical American attitude of believing they can sell woeful bottom tier products at top tier prices.
Kind of like McDonalds these days.
I purchased a keychron K2 HE keyboard (without the wood trims, as I imagine in time they will become gaudy/chintzy and date the keyboard terribly). It's hands down the best keyboard I own. The build quality is fantastic, the switches are creamy, the sound thoccy.
Best part about it, no logos anywhere.
Maybe I've become a snob in my old age, but nothing screams lower class than some chav with a massive nike logo on a $2 t-shirt.
There's a reason I tell people to avoid those brands, is because I've owned each and everyone of them. Comically enough, they believe they operate without any competition these days. And they have that typical American attitude of believing they can sell woeful bottom tier products at top tier prices.
Kind of like McDonalds these days.
I purchased a keychron K2 HE keyboard (without the wood trims, as I imagine in time they will become gaudy/chintzy and date the keyboard terribly). It's hands down the best keyboard I own. The build quality is fantastic, the switches are creamy, the sound thoccy.
Best part about it, no logos anywhere.
Maybe I've become a snob in my old age, but nothing screams lower class than some chav with a massive nike logo on a $2 t-shirt.
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