What is one of the best gamming keyboard?

[bartorzech2]

[bear]

Anything thats not from razer. When they have a policy where all you need to get a new keyboard is to cut the cord and send a picture with the cut cord and serial visible you know theyre making solid products.

[[☥] - CJ -]

Any decent Mechanical keyboard should do the trick, though they tend to be a little on the expensive side..

But Mechanical KBs are the way to go nowa days.

[Joker]

Corsair Vengeance K90 Performance MMO Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

[Maverick]

Microsoft Sidewinder X4, been using 2 of them for a long time now and they are better than any logitech or razor that i have had. and the microsoft X4 is only 60 bucks.
look at the 951 reviews and 95% are 5 eggs on new egg.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16823109191

[Bloody Mizzlepix]

I have this one http://steelseries.com/products/keyboards/steelseries-merc-stealth
It has a little alternate gamepad area.

Something with lots of bindable keys would be really handy. My friend and I were comparing how many successful Elder Scrolls spells/heals/hits/blocks etc we could get with the macros we put on our bindable keys haha. This one only has 3. Has lots of random handy OS navigation keys like show desktop, my computer, close, minimize, maximize, and media keys. (On the number pad)

I kinda threw this keyboard with somewhat mild force at the tv stand once(non game related, don't hate) and it still works just fine. I like it.

[Astori Heichalot]

I could give you better options for gaming keyboards,
but what kind of "best" are you looking in gaming?

functions?
cool lighting on keypads?
macros?

for me, "best" in gaming would means to increase gaming performance (in game ofcourse)
so what I am using is
Logitech G19 (not the one on the links, mine is previous model)
http://gaming.logitech.com/en-us/product/g19s-lcd-gaming-keyboard

[banzaigtv]

A Logitech G19 or G510 (the one I'm using) works well and has custom backlighting.

[Joscco]

Originally posted by BEARIZBLACK:

Anything thats not from razer. When they have a policy where all you need to get a new keyboard is to cut the cord and send a picture with the cut cord and serial visible you know theyre making solid products.

I don't agree with this 100%, but I definitely understand where you're coming from. I currently own the Razer Megalodon headset, and the Razer Blackwidow Ultimate 2013 keyboard, and had issues with the headset for the first month or so til they got ironed out. It seems like sometimes they have driver compatibility issues but I'm sure it varies from PC to PC.

If you're looking for a mechanical keyboard, the Blackwidow is very good. Backlit, seems durable to me and I've had it for a good while now, but it is pretty loud when you type. Logitech, SteelSeries and Corsair all seem to make solid keyboards as well.

[bear]

Originally posted by ad3pt7:

Originally posted by BEARIZBLACK:

Anything thats not from razer. When they have a policy where all you need to get a new keyboard is to cut the cord and send a picture with the cut cord and serial visible you know theyre making solid products.

I don't agree with this 100%, but I definitely understand where you're coming from. I currently own the Razer Megalodon headset, and the Razer Blackwidow Ultimate 2013 keyboard, and had issues with the headset for the first month or so til they got ironed out. It seems like sometimes they have driver compatibility issues but I'm sure it varies from PC to PC.

If you're looking for a mechanical keyboard, the Blackwidow is very good. Backlit, seems durable to me and I've had it for a good while now, but it is pretty loud when you type. Logitech, SteelSeries and Corsair all seem to make solid keyboards as well.

Was just speaking of keyboards my friend. Been onboard with razer since the trackball boomslang. Ive always liked their mice and owned far too many over the years. Even right now Ive got a taipan and a blackshark headset. Just seems if you dont shell out some solid cash when it comes to their keyboards you get shafted with alot of dumb issues and poor design.

[Lovegaming]

SteelSeries keyboards are very good, I recommend you the new keyboard from them named Apex.

[bartorzech2]

Thanks for all of your opinions. I choosed one and I don't need any more help

[Eluros]

Glad you found one. Which one did you pick?

[Mr.Necro™]

I'd be intruiged to know what was chosen too, my good ol' logitech g19 is nearing its end life and it could do with being replaced :D

[|AZ|Nabeshin]

Definately not Microsoft, but that's my opinion, Logitech work well for me, are comfortable, and seem to last for years.

[Jamebonds1]

Cyborg v7 Keyboard is pretty good gaming keyboard. You can custom light color in 5 different section. It is much strong than plastic keyboard like Razer. One time I accident walk on my keyboard but it is not break.

Originally posted by anti™:

I really enjoy my Ducky DK-9008G2 w/ PBT keycaps. Filco, Leopold, DAS keyboards are good alternatives too.

>WASD Keyboards (brand name) have a lot of customization if you know what you want.

>I agree with the anti-razer advice. Their products cost too much for the quality. The warranty is their only good offering.

>Rosewill keyboards have awful QA/QC w/ the usb wiring getting frayed from what I've heard.

>Coolermaster I'm not informed enough on to comment.

>Corsair have had good praise if you want red switches.

>Steelseries are decent as well if you want black switches.

You're talk about comment from newegg?