Best gaming mechanical keyboard

[Raijin]

As the title says what is the best mechanical keyboard atm if money isn't an issue.

 

[Hackentosher]

Ducky, cooler Master, corsair. Those are the top ones imo, I run a cooler Master quick fire rapid and it should be classified as a weapon. It's so solid, built like a tank. If you're looking for gaming experience, perhaps you want some macros. Ducky won't give you those, but cooler Master and corsair both have boards with programmable macro keys. 

[Clonzoo]

2 minutes ago, Hackentosher said:

Ducky, cooler Master, corsair. Those are the top ones imo, I run a cooler Master quick fire rapid and it should be classified as a weapon. It's so solid, built like a tank. If you're looking for gaming experience, perhaps you want some macros. Ducky won't give you those, but cooler Master and corsair both have boards with programmable macro keys. 

The corsair keyboards are also built at a damn tank will full aluminum chassis. sturdy as fuck and simple to clean. 10/10 in my book. And if you get the RGB version the lights are pretty  

[Hackentosher]

3 minutes ago, Clonzoo said:

The corsair keyboards are also built at a damn tank will full aluminum chassis. sturdy as fuck and simple to clean. 10/10 in my book. And if you get the RGB version the lights are pretty  

You wouldn't think it from the plastic bodies or CM boards, but they're reinforced with steel plates. When the zombie apocalypse comes, fuck your machete, I'm grabbing my keyboard

 

[Crunken]

10 minutes ago, Raijin said:

As the title says what is the best mechanical keyboard atm if money isn't an issue.

 

Corsair rapidfire k70 rgb  best keyboard i've ever used

[Raijin]

I was thinking of corsair k95 RGB cherry MX brown.

Is it a good choice or should I go for cherry MX red or another keyboard?

[Damikiller37]

If money wasn't an issue you would custom build a mechanical keyboard to your liking. Take a look at /r/MechanicalKeyboards and you will see what I mean. That's how you could get the highest quality and arguably best keyboard money can buy since it would be down to every component personalised and of the best quality.

[jnkokseby]

While I only have a Logitech G710+ (Which I recommend if you want a few macros I believe Linus uses it as too) I heard the Corsair K70 is really good, built in aluminium, numpad. There is no Macros if you need those though, but there is on K95 which is kind of an extended K70, if you want a small keyboard without numpad K60 is a good choice, I generally recommend Corsairs product, of course some are meh but mostly they're good.

[jnkokseby]

I don't think there really is "the best" mechanical keyboard on the market, more like what you prefer.

[Guest]

I have a Corsair K95 RGB and it's worth the money in my view 

[Guest]

3 hours ago, Raijin said:

I was thinking of corsair k95 RGB cherry MX brown.

Is it a good choice or should I go for cherry MX red or another keyboard?

That's a good choice 

[intelCore]

21 minutes ago, Hackentosher said:

Ducky, cooler Master, corsair. Those are the top ones imo, I run a cooler Master quick fire rapid and it should be classified as a weapon. It's so solid, built like a tank. If you're looking for gaming experience, perhaps you want some macros. Ducky won't give you those, but cooler Master and corsair both have boards with programmable macro keys. 

Ducky won't give you dedicated macro keys but you can basically assign macros to the whole damn keyboard if you wish. At least with my Ducky One. Problem with this is trying to understand the manual and how everything works.

 

20 minutes ago, Hackentosher said:

You wouldn't think it from the plastic bodies or CM boards, but they're reinforced with steel plates. When the zombie apocalypse comes, fuck your machete, I'm grabbing my keyboard

 

Same for Ducky. I came from a Logitech G110 and holy moly is this a different feeling. It's so heavy and sturdy I never want to have another keyboard again also because it makes the machete obsolete.

[Ichi]

Custom.

[MenSuRx]

If your not going to buy a custom mechanical keyboard, then Corsair K70 RGB Rapidfire for me. The Cherry MX Speeds feel similar to Cherry Reds but feel better, smoother and lighter. But if its for typing and office use as well, then how about Filco, Das or KBC Poker 3.

[Ryuhayabusa132]

QPAD MK-50  it's cheap, got red switches, and mechanical, and some good features! Here take a look http://qpad.com/products/keyboards/MK50/