What Keyboard do you have?

I have recently gone down the mechanical route and got a razer blackwidow chroma for work and the blackwidow ultimate for home. This is going from a pair of razer tarantulas that I have had for 5+ years.
 
I was using a steel series G7 until
recently a I sold it planning to get a k70 Rgb blue
but due to the delay am using a no brand membrane keyboard yuck!.
 
Filco Ninja Majestouch-II Tenkeyless with MX brown keys. Perfect and absolutely no problems. Bought a cheap Zalman mechanical for work as our keyboards are rubbish (so are the mice...so bought and use a logitech M500). Everyone that sits at my desk and uses my workstation says, wow nice keyboard and mouse ;)
 
Been running a Logitech G510 for a good few years now. I use LCDSirReal for the mini display the keyboard has. That said, I'm in the market for a new mech keyboard but just can't decide on one just yet due to lack of availability and price and the whole led reliability thing is off putting.

Quite keen on a full sized Ducky Shine with mx blue's.

Edit: Replaced above with a K70 Vengeance with MX Blues :)
 
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SteelSeries 6Gv2 at work and Apex RAW at home. Just added the o-rings to the 6Gv2, but I added two per key instead of one and now some keys are not working...d'oh! PITA to install them, wont be any easier removing them...
 
Filco Majestouch-2 with N-key rollover and Cherry MX Blue switches.

This keyboard is built like a tank. You could knock someone out with it if you hit them over the head.

Best keyboard I have ever used though. I'd never go back to a normal keyboard after getting used to this. Unfortunately I don't have room on my desk at Uni so I have to use my laptops built in keyboard which is awful.
 
Ducky shine 3 TKL with cherry reds

I just got this keyboard today after using a ergonomic Microsoft one for years. The build quality on the Ducky is very nice and I love the feel of mechanical keys after using it a little tonight. I was torn between the red and the brown switches but think I have made the right choice in the reds.
 
Steelseries 7G (Cherry Blacks), Keyboard is solid & heavy duty so expect it to last for years.

Can't rate it enough.
 
Cromulent said:
Surely blue switches would be better for work?

I couldn't go for any switches other than blue any more, they just make typing so much easier.
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And what difference do you find by feel compared to the browns? They are ever so slightly harder and click, that's it.
 
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