mechanical keyboard purchase help

[Ali Ajami]

Hello,
im looking for a good mechanical keyboard as my 1st mechanical keyboard, i've never used or tried one but given they get all the hype for gamers im really into them.

I've seen tons of reviews for each keyboard and switch types.
and for me i think im really going to enjoy the MX blues even though i never tried them and i dont have any issues with the noise (i live alone) and feel that the tactile feel is an awesome experience, i have used membrane keyboards for ever (now I have the CM octane)

also as its the end of 2015 the RGB scene is big and i see it a waste of money to not get RGB keyboard these days.

What do u guys think i should get ? im a fan of the k70 RGB but it doesn't come in MX blues but the news says it will be before the end of the year or maybe another company may be using the MX switches as their exclusive offer with corsair has ended.

i'll be getting the keyboard with a friend of mine who's in the US now and will be coming home mid december and i would like to have him getting me one but not sure which one...

is it possible for corsair to go out with RGB MX blues k70 or strafe or another company going cherry mxs ?? and maybe if i waited for Christmas there might be some offers ?

[Aytex]

Cooler master

quickfire MX blue with blue backlight

[Vivilacqua1]

Go to BestBuy and try out some of the keyboards there with cherry switches, then find the switch you like and think from there.

[KaminKevCrew]

The only MX Blue Keyboard with RGB backlighting that I know of for the moment is the Ducky Shine 5. Definitely going to have the best build quality over the other standard suspects, like corsair, logitech, steelseries, etc.

[Inheritance]

Corsair's MX blue keyboards should be here by the end of the year as they fixed the issues with the mushy keys.