Need a tenkeyless keyboard

[zonahbear]

My new laptop(got for Christmas) has a horrible keyboard and I need recommendation for a tenkeyless keyboard for it. I would prefer MX Browns, under $100, and no-frills(other than maybe like a USB hub). Any recommendations?

[79wjd]

Cooler Master Quickfire Rapid 

 

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16823129005

[SirRoderick]

^^ That thing is the one I'm typing this on and is AMAZING value for the money.

 

Actually I have the numpad version (instead of the cursor cluster), but it's basically identical

[ammarez]

Cooler Master Storm QuickFire Rapid?

[zonahbear]

Cooler Master Quickfire Rapid 

 

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16823129005

Thank you. I feel like this was a stupid question and I didn't think to look on Newegg. On Amazon it's like $100

[79wjd]

Thank you. I feel like this was a stupid question and I didn't think to look on Newegg. On Amazon it's like $100

I'd also suggest considering this: https://www.massdrop.com/buy/v60-mini-mechanical-keyboard 

It's over your budget and doesn't come in browns, but is more compact, backlit, and comes in clears. For $110 you can get Clears w/ blue+red/blue+green backlight for $110~ (with shipping). 

[zonahbear]

I'd also suggest considering this: https://www.massdrop.com/buy/v60-mini-mechanical-keyboard 

It's over your budget and doesn't come in browns, but is more compact, backlit, and comes in clears. For $110 you can get Clears w/ blue+red/blue+green backlight for $110~ (with shipping). 

Link is broken

[GlassBomb]

Link is broken

 

Here's a TKL on Massdrop. https://www.massdrop.com/buy/noppoo-lolita-spyder-87

They also have 60% keyboards at the moment as well.

[zonahbear]

Here's a TKL on Massdrop. https://www.massdrop.com/buy/noppoo-lolita-spyder-87

They also have 60% keyboards at the moment as well.

Not a fan of 60% keyboard, but will take a look at the tenkeyless.

[79wjd]

Link is broken

 

 

Not a fan of 60% keyboard, but will take a look at the tenkeyless.

Well, it was a 60% keyboard. 

 

https://www.massdrop.com/buy/v60-mini-mechanical-keyboard

 

For what it's worth, I have both a Quickfire Rapid (with browns) and a Ducky Shine Mini (with clears). With the Ducky being my first 60% keyboard, and at first it felt weird/bad not having arrow keys, but now I find myself easily using the arrows keys on occasion with the help of the FN key without even thinking about it -- to the point where it actually feels weird using dedicated arrow keys. So, you can get used to 60% keyboards pretty quickly. And the extra compact nature makes them great pairings for laptops.