I havent bought one ever, are they good quality over the generic ones?
Glowing as in backlight or mechanical?
I have that ttesports commander keyboard. It's actually not bad other than the gaudy "gamer" bullshit. typing is decent for a membrane keyboard and the back light of enough to see the keys at night without blinding you
>>51762260
I have a Logitech G110. The back-lit keys are pretty useful whenever I take my hands off the keyboard and need to find the homerow again in the dark.
Back light is only good if you sit in the dark a lot. Most people keep at least a lamp or desk lamp on, but it can be useful if you're in the dark. You'd do MUCH better buying a no frills keyboard that has mechanical switches honestly.
>" are they good quality over the generic ones?"
yes obviously
leds = 10%+ typping velocity
>>51763325
I actually use it to help judge the distance between keys with my peripheral vision.
>>51763327
kek
>>51763620
Are you stupid? Just learn how to type you idiot.
>>51763753
That's what I'm doing, trying to learn how to better type without looking
>>51763854
>over 18
>cant type without looking
>>51763325
Have any examples of a no frills mech keyboard that isn't crazy expensive?
Backlighting isn't needed if you can type half decently, but can come in handy now and then.
I've been thinking I want a new mechanical keyboard, and may get the new Ducky Shine 5.
>>51764965
cm storm
>>51764472
sorry I have a life....
>>51765420
embarrassing
>>51764472
>4th year computer engineering
>45/50 guys at class can't touch-type
>>51765476
>tfw have been touch typing for so long I consciously forgot the location of keys
>>51765476
who cares? are you autistic?
>>51763327
>typing velocity
kek
>>51762260
Backlights are solely for aesthetic choice and only if you can solder
Otherwise they offer no tactical advantages whatsoever unless you're one of those cūcks who can't touchtype
