Tenkeyless Keyboard - Recommendations?

[monjanger]

I want to pick up a mechanical tenkeyless keyboard to see if i like it. It would likely be used just for typing and minimal gaming but I will likely have to move it around quite a bit. Any suggestions? 

[RollinLower]

CM storm Novatouch TKL!

[FairladyZ]

If you want one with no frills, like no backlighting and that sort of thing, here's a link to one that I use at workplace.

 

http://www.amazon.com/Nixeus-MODA-Mechanical-Keyboard-Tactile/dp/B00L1TLINC/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1433787817&sr=8-2&keywords=tenkeyless+mechanical+keyboard

[monjanger]

CM storm Novatouch TKL!

I like it. I hear it was nice and quiet but it wasn't the best for typing...?

[monjanger]

If you want one with no frills, like no backlighting and that sort of thing, here's a link to one that I use at workplace.

 

http://www.amazon.com/Nixeus-MODA-Mechanical-Keyboard-Tactile/dp/B00L1TLINC/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1433787817&sr=8-2&keywords=tenkeyless+mechanical+keyboard

I haven't heard of that brand. I will do some research tho.

[RollinLower]

I like it. I hear it was nice and quiet but it wasn't the best for typing...?

well how would you define what you like in a keyboard you type on?

like do you need a wristrest and stuff like that?

[ImBleu]

Corsair K65 (RGB or NON-RGB)

[descrom93]

I've been using the corsair rgb for a few months now and enjoy it. The program to control the lighting is powerful, but takes a bit to get used to. I like the simple appearance too.

[monjanger]

Corsair K65 (RGB or NON-RGB)

I have a corsair k70 RGB and want to try a different brand, design but I have heard great things about that keyboard.

[monjanger]

well how would you define what you like in a keyboard you type on?

like do you need a wristrest and stuff like that?

I'm proably going to go with your suggestion. Also, the simpler the design, the better.

[RollinLower]

I'm proably going to go with your suggestion. Also, the simpler the design, the better.

if the price is something you need to keep in mind, you could also look at the CM storm Quickfire TK!

it comes in a few variaties and is a bit cheaper.

[Exposal]

+1 for quickfire tk, same size as a tkl basically but gives you the numberpad if you ever need it.

[monjanger]

+1 for quickfire tk, same size as a tkl basically but gives you the numberpad if you ever need it.

I have never used a number pad before. I have other keyboards though with number pads if I ever need one.

[alexyy]

Filco do a nice TKL 

CM have a decent selection of TKL's as well

[Nerd.]

I want to pick up a mechanical tenkeyless keyboard to see if i like it. It would likely be used just for typing and minimal gaming but I will likely have to move it around quite a bit. Any suggestions? 

What is your budget?