Vortex Pok3r Giveaway sponsored by Massdrop

[MechaNicks]

I've only ever owned laptops, and most often used their in built keyboard for gaming. I do not feel the need for an excessively large keyboard, or even a keyboard that obstructs 60% of my desk space. The function keys are a necessity for some game (Arma 2) but they can be reconfigured I'm sure. This looks like a great keyboard, crossing my fingers!!

[Qub3d]

I love Tenkeyless boards (87-key). They are a nice compromise for a college student with little available desk space. I like having a compact board for when I go to LANs or when I have to go away from my main setup for a long period of time (i.e. holidays)

[Skizzy034]

I think the Razor Chroma and the Corsair K70sizes are perfect for what I need. I thought about the smaller Corsair rgb but I like having the Number pad (although it would be something I'd be willing to try). The K95 is too big.

[ajoy39]

My favorite layout is dependent on use case. For work, as a programmer who often has to use numbers for obvious reasons, I need a full layout w/ number pad. For gaming? 60%, get everything out of my way. 

[YoFavRussian]

I like a full 104 key because the numpad I type faster on it 

But I can use a 60% if required

[jordantse]

My favourite are 10 keyless keyboards. Thanks for the giveaway guys

[jordantse]

My favourite are 10 keyless keyboards. Thanks for the giveaway guys

[yuriii123]

60% most of the time

[Pigjackey]

104. I die without it.

[EmeraldKiwi]

I like to have a full size keyboard with extra keys for macros because I use them. The K95 RGB in Browns is my favorite right now even though the software is kinda crap.

[EnragedKnight117]

I prefer full sized keyboards, because I just love the number-pads.

[Lock_Prick]

Honestly the 60% form factor is all around my favorite size as i a travel quite frequently and it is a boon the have a proper keyboard with my (can't quite comment on the durability on any mechanical 60% keyboards when travelins, still using a cheap membrane one for that but i'd assume that it's be very simmilar)

[TheSLSAMG]

I would love immensely to have a 60% keyboard (and I guess then that it would be my favorite size). Was eyeing up the Poker II but stuff happened and my money had to go somewhere else.

[De crux]

I have only ever had a full size keyboard so really don't know if i would miss the number pad etc. Suppose my computer tasks are needing it less and less these days.

[SBukkit]

I definitely have to go with the regular 104 key layout. Without the numpad, I am a worthless, 

[ToddK]

Too used to a 104 to go back.   :lol:

[SamuelChan]

Hi, i think tenkeyless will be the best balance for space and ergonomic, i like it because i rarely use the numpad. still feel 80% keyboard are slightly too big to carry around.

currently own a CM quick fire rapid-i and a ducky shine 4 fire edition, will be great if can have a 60% keyboard to carry with me all the time.

[ObeseSamurai001]

Awesome giveaway

I prefer mini-keyboards or 60% mostly because I bring my keyboard everywhere with me and its super convenient to walk around with something in my bag that'll actually fit and not be a pain to carry everywhere, plus it fits on basically every surface I would need to use it on  

[Notbn]

Only ever had a 104 key layout, would really like to try a 60% keyboard though!

[Ed_Who]

never used anything but a full keyboard, but im willing to give a 60% a shot

[Matt5599]

I like the 104 key keyboards.  I don't often use a number pad but when I need one it's nice to have.  I would like to try a 60% to see how it is to use.

[Dantastico]

I like them as small as possible, 10key keyless is probably the best

[ilikemacandpc]

I like 60% keyboards. I barely use a num pad and the space saving is nice for a cramped desk like mine. 

[ArbitraryRage]

My favorite type of keyboard is a full size keyboard, but that's just because that's all I have ever had.

[xtopher]

I prefer full sized keyboard for work and gaming-related use, but I have not tried any smaller keyboards yet. ^__^