Is it me, or have Mechanical keyboards been increasing in price and decreasing in availability

[rambi36]

The reason why I am saying this is because

#1 The CM Storm Quickfire tK used to be an amazing budget keyboard under $80, but now I see it on Amazon and other retailers for $90 plus some

#2 Most of the Corsair k70s have stopped being sold. All I can find is the Cherry mx red version wirh red leds.

#3 The Razer Blackwidow 2013 (both the normal and Ultimate) literally stopped being sold right after the Blackwidow 2014 came out. That is unormal, because I can still find Razer Blackwidows from 2012 and Razer Deathadders from 2012 in amazon .

Leave your comments below

[TheNinjaNextDor]

Hopefully the K70s not being in stock is preparing for the RGB board somehow.

[Tea1337]

Depends on they keyboard, with the k70's might be for the RGB keyboards? Razer wants people to buy the blackwidow 2014 not the 2013 so they can make more money

[tp95112]

Thats how the supply and demand works

[rambi36]

The real reason why Ive noticed these things is because ive been looking to get a mechanical keyboard for a while now and ive been evaluating all of my possible options and also my preferred switch type (cherry mx blues/razer greens) and i dont have ze monies to spend more than $100 bucks for a keyboard, so yeah...

[Shikarikato]

The real reason why Ive noticed these things is because ive been looking to get a mechanical keyboard for a while now and ive been evaluating all of my possible options and also my preferred switch type (cherry mx blues/razer greens) and i dont have ze monies to spend more than $100 bucks for a keyboard, so yeah...

QFR is still $80 and cream of the crop for entry level.

[rambi36]

QFR is still $80 and cream of the crop for entry level.

Il consider it