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Any keyboards with Cherry MX switches that don't look gamery, for the lack of a word?

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Title. I wanna get into 'em, and from what I know, MX Brown or Black might be my best bet. By "gamery" I mean no stupid ass designs and ridiculous lighting. If I'm stuck with it however, I might succumb to it. Budget's about $150USD, Huntsville, AL.

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corsair k70

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If you turn off the LED's of the K70 and get the 2016 with the more subdued logo it looks quite nice and "professional" -esque. Otherwise, take a look at Ducky or WASD keyboards. WASD keyboards look like normal office keyboard with nice Cherry Switches underneath.
 

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I actually love its design but red lighting qq

 

Possibly.

You could turn off the LED 's with a press of a button :P

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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16823129031

back lit by white led but no silly designs

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You could go with anything from ducky, even some of the cherry keyboards are good enough.

 

 

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oh

 

just went up 52 slots higher

Haha yea, it has a dedicated brightness button that cycles through 3 different brightness, 4 if you include off.

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oh

 

just went up 52 slots higher

Is the K70 RGB withing your budget?

You might like the Logitech G710+, I think it's struck the perfect balance of cool and professional.

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quickfire tk

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CODE Keyboards - very minimalist design. Also available in the more rare switch types.

 

DAS Keyboards - similarly minimal.

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CM Storm Quickfire Ultimate: http://au.pcpartpicker.com/part/cooler-master-keyboard-sgk4011gkcm2us

Ducky Zero (tenkeyless): http://cplonline.com.au/ducky-dk2087-zero-tkl-mechanical-keyboard-cherry-brown.html

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I actually love its design but red lighting qq

 

Possibly.

Uhh, the RGB Version.......................

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