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New mechanical keyboard suggestions

DurpGaming
By DurpGaming
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Hello I am looking for a new keyboard preferably with red switches (doesn't have to be) with a budget of 140. Please put the suggestions below. Thank you

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Corsair K70?

 

Ducky Shine?

 

Cooler Master TK?

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Logitech G710+ (Brown switches with O-rings)

 

He said red switches nic

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140 USD?

Do you prefer sleek, small, flashy, big, led, etc?

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anything from the CM storm series, anything from ducky (shine 3 is the nicest)
personally would go for something like a quickfire tk due to its price. but one of my favourites is the shine 3

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As a person with a red keyboard I kind of wish I had brown switches. Its not that I mistype with it but I beleive I like the click while typing. However I am very happy with my red keyboard anyway.

 

My recommendation is the leopold tenkeyless from elitekeyboards. 

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Corsair K-70 is an amazing red switch board, totally stand behind that one. Solid build quality, dedicated media keys, sleek design. 

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  1. Ducky Shine

Filco Majestouch

Corsair K70/95

Funk KB-460

Cooler Master 

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Corsair K70 or Duck Shine III

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Thanks for the suggestions and I am probably going to get a shine 3

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