Best mechanical keyboard?

[GoodN1ght]

the o-rings help with the key bottoming out noise, when the  keys return to the top position they can make a noise too.

if your hands hurt i recommend going to to doctor and they can help more with that. also there are some keyboards made to help with pain as well i believe. 

Yeah i would just like to try out mech first ( I mean im also buying it for the rest but i would pick the switch thats easiest on the nads). I used to play 6-8 hours a day playing competitive SC2 or DotA 2 so it should be less worse now. 

[blackadder]

Yeah i would just like to try out mech first ( I mean im also buying it for the rest but i would pick the switch thats easiest on the nads). I used to play 6-8 hours a day playing competitive SC2 or DotA 2 so it should be less worse now. 

i got one with a wrist rest (didn't have before) i think it makes a difference. not sure about the switch and your nads though . get a key switch tester from cooler master or someone to find out what keys you like before you buy. 

[GoodN1ght]

i got one with a wrist rest (didn't have before) i think it makes a difference. not sure about the switch and your nads though . get a key switch tester from cooler master or someone to find out what keys you like before you buy. 

WASD sells one for like 15$ (6 types) . I will check if I can check one out in store but i'm not convinced I will. 

[Tonylu1595]

WASD sells one for like 15$ (6 types) . I will check if I can check one out in store but i'm not convinced I will. 

I would link you the buying guide to mechanical keyboards but friken april fools and stuff....

 

I mean you go here http://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/

and press wiki, then go to buying guide.