Gaming Keyboard

[MountainPro]

What would you guys recomend for a good gaming key board for up to $150?

[WorldDominator]

Ducky Shine 3.

[MountainPro]

Also this include good Mice for gaming within $100

[nixproducer]

What would you guys recomend for a good gaming key board for up to $150?

depends if you want mechanical what kind of switches you want

[MountainPro]

I'm not faimlier with types of switches or good kinds of key boards so i wanted any suggestions and info 

[nixproducer]

I'm not faimlier with types of switches or good kinds of key boards so i wanted any suggestions and info 

well this is how i found out the differences between the switches http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/52-mechanical-keyboard-club/  right now i have a razer blackwidow with Cherry MX Blue switches

[geogga]

You sound a bit demanding

Mech keyboards generally are like 80 and above.

Your budget, $150 should really be for the keyboard alone.

You don't give any info about what you want or your needs so it's harder to determine and suggest products.

[MountainPro]

The 150 is for only the keyboard and sorry yes this will be used for heavy gaming and all kinds of common uses. 

[Ps_domingo]

Any Mech KB really. 
 

Ducky's, Corsair, Razer. Whatever fits your preference. 

 

The most important choice though is what switch are you getting.  

[MountainPro]

I don't really know the switches what would you recommenced for a a newbie to mech keyboards

[nixproducer]

I don't really know the switches what would you recommenced for a a newbie to mech keyboards

if for mainly gaming get cherry mx reds but if you want the best for typing and the clicky sound, get cherry MX Blues

[Stonep11]

I don't really know the switches what would you recommenced for a a newbie to mech keyboards

Anything by Corsair, Ducky, or Razer like has been mentioned will be good.  There are other brands that offer good keyboards, but those three are more mainstream.  Checkout the Corsair Vengeance K70, good overall keyboard and it comes in a Red, Blue, and Brown switch variant.

[nixproducer]

Anything by Corsair, Ducky, or Razer like has been mentioned will be good.  There are other brands that offer good keyboards, but those three are more mainstream.  Checkout the Corsair Vengeance K70, good overall keyboard and it comes in a Red, Blue, and Brown switch variant.

i agree check it out thats the keyboard i wish i had now

[Stonep11]

I don't really know the switches what would you recommenced for a a newbie to mech keyboards

IF you don't mind the sound (listen to some youtube videos of it) Blues would probably be your best choice.

[MountainPro]

Ok I like the K70 but should i go with the Blue or Red switches?

[Flyguygamer]

k70 with mx blues.

[geogga]

Whoops,I misread some posts

So a ducky 3, normal edition with any LED you like.

There are 4 main switches, and some unique ones that are not too popular/rare

When I say light, heavy, means amount of force needed.

Reds are the lightest, Blacks are heaviest. Both are linear.

Blues are the medium click, between red and black. It has a tactile bump and a nice click.

Browns are tied with reds for lightest , they have the tactile bump but no click.

Browns and blues are most popular now.

Switching from a membrane to blues, a bit difficult but now adjusted to it.

I would get a brown and blue switch because they are the best, and I heard browns are great.

[MountainPro]

Ok thanks guys I have made up my mind I am going to go with the K70 with MX blue