Mechanical keyboard suggestions

[Daniel123dk]

So, now its time to buy a New keyboard. I decided to spend a little more to get a little better quality.

 

But I just cant find the thing i like or the thing that people suggest. 

 

What would you guys suggest me to buy?

 

Everything has my interest.

 

Btw, im playing BF4 if that makes any difference :-)

[Atmos]

We can't tell you what's most comfortable for you.

If you can, try to get around to a computer shop and test out a couple different mechanical keyboards.

 

In general, most people like mechanical keyboards that use particular key switches, in terms of most popular they are...

1. Cherry MX Red (I actually detest these, and so do many others. They are too mushy and soft for my preference, almost no tactile bump or click, but very linear smooth action.)
2. Cherry MX Brown (Very popular among gamers, is somewhere between cherry mx blues, and mx reds in terms of linear action and tactile feedback.)
3. Kahl Green/Razer Green (Solely what razer uses now, these are my prefered switch, the actuation point is much higher on the switch meaning slightly faster registration of a keypress, but very clicky like cherry mx blues, though less slightly)
4. Cherry MX Blues (Less for gamers, more for typists, they are more heavily set for tactile feed back, these are my personal second favorite.)

Anyway, there are a ton of switch types that all feel completely different, and a ton of keyboards with differeing features (RGB, Media Controls, Passthrough, etc) we can't decide what's most comfortable for you. We can give you some suggestions though to attempt to try yourself if you can get the chance.

 

The corsair k70 has a bunch of switch type options, as well as can come with an rgb option for well, rgb.

The razer blackwidow ultimate is also a solid option, though quality as of late is slightly lacking, they only come in razer green switch types, of both clicky and silent variation.

The logitech g910 is also another excellent option, combining a new switch type (Romer-G) for a different feel, though its considerably more expensive than the other two products.

[TheGeeker]

1 minute ago, Atmos said:

We can't tell you what's most comfortable for you.

If you can, try to get around to a computer shop and test out a couple different mechanical keyboards.

 

In general, most people like mechanical keyboards that use particular key switches, in terms of most popular they are...

1. Cherry MX Red (I actually detest these, and so do many others. They are too mushy and soft for my preference, almost no tactile bump or click, but very linear smooth action.)
2. Cherry MX Brown (Very popular among gamers, is somewhere between cherry mx blues, and mx reds in terms of linear action and tactile feedback.)
3. Kahl Green/Razer Green (Solely what razer uses now, these are my prefered switch, the actuation point is much higher on the switch meaning slightly faster registration of a keypress, but very clicky like cherry mx blues, though less slightly)
4. Cherry MX Blues (Less for gamers, more for typists, they are more heavily set for tactile feed back, these are my personal second favorite.)

Anyway, there are a ton of switch types that all feel completely different, and a ton of keyboards with differeing features (RGB, Media Controls, Passthrough, etc) we can't decide what's most comfortable for you. We can give you some suggestions though to attempt to try yourself if you can get the chance.

 

The corsair k70 has a bunch of switch type options, as well as can come with an rgb option for well, rgb.

The razer blackwidow ultimate is also a solid option, though quality as of late is slightly lacking, they only come in razer green switch types, of both clicky and silent variation.

The logitech g910 is also another excellent option, combining a new switch type (Romer-G) for a different feel, though its considerably more expensive than the other two products.

I would also look at the G810. Also comes with the division ( which I hope kicksass BTW)