[Syzyx]

I just got this one for $20 USD

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B017R ... UTF8&psc=1

It's good for a dark room.
The metal edge seems kinda sharp.

[Falcon]

This is my keyboard - http://gaming.logitech.com/en-us/gaming ... g-keyboard

I've personally always been a fan of Logitech and I have faith in their products. Plus mechanical keyboards are where it's at.

[Mandalorian]

I have a crappy windows xp keyboard with some broken keys

[MasterM]

Plus mechanical keyboards are where it's at.

True, I really like mechanical keyboards, although unfortunately I've only got my built in mac laptop keyboard :/

[Syzyx]

Wow that Logitech looks awesome!
but... How much $$ ?

[John]

I just get whatever is dishwasher safe.

[Falcon]

Not going to lie, more than $20 - https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Orion-M ... itech+g910 but well worth it in my opinion.

[Key]

*kyle voice* "This one's mine!"

(except I opted out for the macro buttons)

Corsair K90 RGB

*edit .. oops I linked the 95 not the 90 which is what I have. The 90 doesn't have macro buttons, the 95 does.

[Lianna]

I've used quite a few over the years .. Logitechs are pretty good ... I've also used a couple Razers

This is my current one. It's worked for me pretty well and have had it for a few years now:



Can't say I really like Mechanical keyboards, but this one is pretty close. Something about the heavy "clicks" just don't see to work well with my hands, haha. I prefer something I can glide over faster.

[Key]

@Lianna

I had an apex for a year or so, I really enjoyed it. Doesn't compare to Corsair's epic drivers / lighting but it's a great keyboard. Lots of macro buttons. Other only downfall is how big it was for my small desk. But it was a keyboard for macros so I guess I shouldn't really complain too much

[Lianna]

I don't even really use the macro buttons. I've never been good with macros. Understanding them or using them. But I gues I like having the option in case I ever decide to try and learn, lol. I mainly like this apex for the lighting options. Highly configurable back lighting compared to most.

[datashrine]

i use one of these.



its super old but it's nostalgic and comforting to me.

[Clank]

that looks like an old IBM keyboard, they were really nice, but still are really quality keyboards.

[Syzyx]

Oh wow you really use an old IBM? or are you messing with us?
I "Ecycled" (threw away) about 1000 of those!
The clicks were very satisfying, I must admit. But how many comps even have a DIN port? let alone a PS2 port nowadays? ... = none!

[Echovald]

I've used quite a few over the years .. Logitechs are pretty good ... I've also used a couple Razers

This is my current one. It's worked for me pretty well and have had it for a few years now:



Can't say I really like Mechanical keyboards, but this one is pretty close. Something about the heavy "clicks" just don't see to work well with my hands, haha. I prefer something I can glide over faster.

Yuss another steel series apex user i love em

[Charm]

I'm an enormous fan of the Razer Deathstalker. A little pricey but has worked like new for years now.

[HolyWarrior]

I had Razer for few years then got tired of keyboard issues sub as stuck spacebar and faded button letters. So I gave up and got corsair strafe RGB mechanical keyboard. It's nice and you can download all kinds of profiles for it. They glow with variety of colors. It's almost like Xmas. I recommend it. I don't macro my keys when I should.