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Which are the best cherry mx brown keyboards on the market?

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G710+?

I have it and it's pretty awesome.

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I also have a G710+ and I love it! Just a little bit expensive.

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G710+?

I have it and it's pretty awesome.

 

This or the K70 from Corsair. Any Ducky keyboard should do fine too.

 

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I can recommend form personal experience [using mostly Blues though, but about quality of the keyboard overall]:

 

Logitech G710+

Ducky Shine / Zero

CM Keyboards

WASD Keyboards

 

Pick any and you are going to be happy :)

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Like, any Ducky keyboard? ^_^ Probably some of the best all-rounder keyboards come from Ducky :D

I can also recommend DAS keyboards, CM Storm keyboards, and even Razer's Stealth Edition Blackwidow.

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G710+ or Ducky Shine 3. Or 2. Or YOTS.

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I have a leopold 10keyless and its perfect for me. If you don't care for a numpad like me its a great option.

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I literally just opened and started using my new Corsair K70 with browns and its truly epic... I'm thinking i like it more then my shine 3

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I literally just opened and started using my new Corsair K70 with browns and its truly epic... I'm thinking i like it more then my shine 3

 

Same here actually, gotta play some starcraft and CS GO before I state my opinion on it.

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I literally just opened and started using my new Corsair K70 with browns and its truly epic... I'm thinking i like it more then my shine 3

why?

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I've hard the Ducky Shine III is very very good. Even the Shine II

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got a torm trigger and its really nice too. fairly low cost. qould reocmmend the wuickfire series from CM storm or the new corsairs with the metal backplate

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I always hear of people talking about the ducky keyboards....where can you get them? 

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I always hear of people talking about the ducky keyboards....where can you get them? 

ncix.com

shine 3 is the way to go

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ncix.com

shine 3 is the way to go

ok the last time I checked they were out of stock....I'm thinking of getting a k70, because I can get it in german layout

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The one that i just got and am really liking is the CM Storm Quickfire in the brown switches and it has so far raised my WPM by about 20, and overall has wonderful features with great feel to it. 

Not too heavy, but you know its a mechanical both by the noise which i love and the key feel.

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+1 on the G710+. Has a bright white backlight with O-rings on keycaps to dampen the sound produced. :)

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