Considering putting some cash into a new keyboard. Any specific ones you guys recommend for a reasonable price tag?
>>53930205
I use the same cheap keyboard for over 8 years, no problems - actually dropped milk 3 times, yogurt 5 times, hot chocolate few times.. and much worse stuff, I just removed the screws - took parts away - washed it properly, cleaned each rubber thing carefully and boom worked like new - 0 problems.
I bought an expensive razer naga mouse for the sole purpose of using it in wow as a keybind alternative - after aprox 2 years it's fucking allmost in horrible shape - I kept it in good condition, never punched, dropped or done anything to it other than gently use it. the cursor is constantly shaking - the mouse randomyl stops responding and the pricession is dog shit right now.
Never buying edgy, mainstream expensive tuff ever again
Oh they keyboard is A4tech and has lots of key binds for fast functions / volume / full screen / play / pause etc you get it.
>Budget
CM Quickfire
Ducky backstock (I think you can find Shine 3 backstock for cheap in some countries)
Anything Kalih if you don't care for "ze zuperior German engineerink"
>Mid
Noppo, Pok3r, Filco, Leopold
>Cash Money
Filco, Leopold, HHKB, Anything from GeekHack (but that would make you a faggot)
>>53930238
>edgy, mainstream expensive
>edgy, mainstream
You know edgy and mainstream are contradictory, right?
When it comes to peripherals, it's not in the most bought off Amazon, you're usually okay. Or if it's not a gaymer brand.
>>53930238
I use an a4tech mouse actually. It's pretty good and still in the same shape i bought it a few years ago. However my kb is curved (forgot manufacturer but probably microsoft). It has a unusually unresponsive 1 key. So i wanted to go with a different one.
Filco
> that time you got really drunk and spilled vodka/lemonade all over your first edition G15
>>53930255
Filco is identical to the CM quickfire, don't fall for the meme just get QFR for $80 and be done with it.
MX Reds mustard race
Azio MGK1
>>53930205
You can't go wrong with a Model M or the modern replica, a Unicomp. Buckling springs maybe not be your thing, but there's a reason the Model M is legendary.
