What Keyboard do you DJ Max players use?

[TeaAnyOne]

I have just recently moved to 6B and was playing a song and found that my keyboard could not press a certain combination of buttons at once. I thought my keyboard was broken but realised its something to do with n key roll over and I have a cheap office keyboard.

Does anyone have reccomendations on what key board to get which does not have this limitation?

[Zihewak]

Just buy any keyboard with Anti-Ghosting

[TristanX76]

I use Corsair K70 Lux RGB (Cherry MX Brown) and Logitech G910.

If you are on the budget, IKBC CD108 (with Cherry MX Brown) looks like amazing value for a mechanical keyboard. Does not come with palm rest though.

[Silbury ♦ Sign]

The mechanical keyboard attached to my laptop.

In all seriousness, though, if you're buying a keyboard specifically to play music games on PC you may as well get a low profile keyboard.

It'll cost more than a budget mechanical keyboard, and the typing feel may not be to your liking, but the short travel distance when actuating is ideal for music games.

Otherwise, yeah, there are fully mechanical keyboards to be had on Amazon at $20 or $25.

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Another option is the Gamo K28, which is a custom macropad designed specifically for music games. It even plugs into a PS4 for DJMAX. It's like $130 though and is a use specific macropad so I'm just throwing it out there as a suggestion that you're not actually recommended to take.

[EpicD1CK]

Just like what some has pointed out.
Any mechanical keyboard with anti ghosting and cherry mx switches.

[Bibliand3R]

I bought a Cooler Master CK550 for DJMax and i'm very happy with it. I improved my skills and ratings in a great way. And it costs less than 80$.

[TeaAnyOne]

Thanks guys I will check these out :)

[Electroshock]

CM Storm quickfire ultimate

[Genolla]

Corsair K70 RapidFire

[Dynam1C]

HyperX Alloy Elite RGB w/ HyperX PBT Doubleshot keycaps

[Vengeance]

You'd have to wait for the covid crisis to be over with, but if you live somewhere with a best buy they usually have a demo station to try different kinds of switches (red, blue, etc) so you can see which you like best before making a purchase. Personally, I use mx reds because I like that they have a low actuation force/distance. Some people prefer blues or browns for the click and/or feel that they make when pressed.

[Tohka the Hunted]

Durgod k320 Silent Red cherry switches

[Yobbo]

I use the Corsair K95 with MX Speed switches, but for 1/4 the price I'd recommend TKL Duckey keyboards with MX Browns.

[enpda]

Originally posted by Yobbo:

I use the Corsair K95 with MX Speed switches, but for 1/4 the price I'd recommend TKL Duckey keyboards with MX Browns.

Got a Ducky One TKL with browns, couldn't be happier

[Scriggleton]

I use a Topre board that has NKRO, but I still can't properly hit some side tracks (it breaks if I try to hit keys while holding down a side track). Someone in the discord mentioned this could be because the board is using a Japanese standard... Any ideas on this?

[gredora]

Corsair K68 Cherry MX red switch

Sometimes the Gamo2 K28 red switch