looking for a keyboard

why does it have to be cherry specifically? You can get way cheaper ones that dont use cherry switches

https://www.amazon.com/Mechanical-Keyboard-Bluetooth-Wireless-Multi-Device/dp/B07FZVCH4H/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=dierya&qid=1557916320&s=gateway&sr=8-3

always get a stronger single card than multiple weaker cards

Im looking for a full keyboard thats good for productivity, best way to describe it would be the "MX master of keyboards" but it doesnt have to be wireless, so far the G613 looks good, despite the fact its a gaming keyboard

my budget is around $100

Ive got $50 or less to waste on something thatll "up my experience" like keycaps or wrist rest for example, not specifically for a keyboard though

basically cool gadget for pc thats $50 or less

Im planning on getting the MX vertical but Im wondering what people who own it think about it

Make sure the keyboard you get has very good stabilizers, one with bad stabilizers will be very loud and defeat the whole purpose of a silent keyboard

G900, cheaper than the G903 and is only missing powerplay compatibility

Its definitely the powerplay, its even banned in some places like canada

set the framerate to the hz of your monitor

Apple removed it for one reason, money, and everyone knows that

its cheaper to not have the jack

people will buy their airpods instead of earpods

4 hours ago, b emoji said:

1 - Where is your source. 
2- Both mice use Omron China D2FC switches, the g900's is rated at 20m while the 903 is rated at 50m. The two mice use the same family of switches, and the 903 is even rated higher. 

1. google "g903 double click" or look at the reviews for it on a website like amazon then compare them to the review of the g900

2. the 50m switches are the ones that have the double click issue

The G903 uses the crappy omron switches that double click after a while, the G900 does not

like the others are saying, get ducky

I normally use MX blues for gaming and theyre absolutely fine. I dont understand the reasoning behind them being bad for gaming, except the sound might distract you, but then you can always use headphones

cloth, quieter and doesnt scratch the mouse feet

if you have the equipment and skills you can solder on new switches on your g403

SSDs arent negatively affected by heat as much as processors, youre absolutely fine

Do MX speeds really give you an advantage or is it just marketing and it gives no real world advantage?

Gaming keyboards arent that good, they usually have bad build quality. Get something like a ducky. But if youre dead set on getting a gaming keyboard then get something from cooler master

clown world

After some research I found these two

cooler master CK530 TKL

https://www.amazon.com/Cooler-Master-Tenkeyless-Mechanical-Backlighting/dp/B07N4D4PRW/ref=sr_1_7?keywords=cooler%2Bmaster%2Bkeyboard&qid=1555860800&s=gateway&sr=8-7&th=1

and

Magicforce 68

https://www.amazon.com/Qisan-Mechanical-Keyboard-GATERON-Magicforce/dp/B01E57PXKA/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=gateron+red+magicforce&qid=1555874142&s=gateway&sr=8-2

both have gateron reds, Im leaning towards the magicforce, are there any ones I should know about that are better?

8 minutes ago, seoz said:

I recommend the Redragon K552.

 

It fits a majority of your criteria with its Outemu Red switches - a clone of Cherry MX Reds - along with a red backlight (or RGB if you pay a bit more) and is tenkeyless. It doesn't include a wrist rest unfortunately.

 

I bought a Redragon K552 a year ago for my brother's PC, and he's a serious gamer, so the K552 has been a worthy choice.

where do you see it with red switches? I can only find it with blue switches

Im looking for a keyboard that includes the following, Ill only use it for gaming

switches like cherry mx red switches or any variation like speed or silent, dont care what company

small, cant be small enough, even something like a 40% is fine

some kind of backlight

preferably wrist rest

the cheaper the better, not looking for some ducky or leopold, just something that I can use for games

Im looking for a comfortable wrist rest for a 60% keyboard, Ill just use this for gaming as I know that theyre bad ergonomically for typing. So I want something that isnt horrible for sweat

The M570 is pretty good, used it for a while before switching to a traditional mouse