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[jordy337]

What are the best quality, low price peripherals on the market today. Preferably a mechanical Keyboard. 

[iRileyx]

Never used Apple or G.Skill peripherals (honestly didn't know g.skill made any)

 

Based on that, out of all 4 i'd go Logitech.

[kirashi]

20 minutes ago, RKRiley said:

Never used Apple or G.Skill peripherals (honestly didn't know g.skill made any)

 

Based on that, out of all 4 i'd go Logitech.

Same, Logitech every time. However, I'll only buy their keyboards using Cherry MX switches - none of that proprietary Roamer G crap. Otherwise I love Logitech and own more of their products than I have fingers and toes combined.

 

Not sure why Apple and G.Skill are even here... One is a software company that happens to design hardware for ODM's like Pegatron, Foxconn, and Global Foundries to manufacturer, and one designs computer memory manufactured by SK Hynix, Samsung, or Micron (Crucial)/Elpida with fancy heatshields and RGB lighting.

[Aytex]

Red dragon and the magicforce keyboards are pretty solid. And cheap

Royal kludge has some QC issues but at this price point you can't really argue much.

[Bananasplit_00]

Roamer G switches are just horrid if you ask me, but they are most likely higher quality then what you can get out of HP

[RAM555789]

Logitech all the way, every day.

[geo3]

For mech keyboards specifically, Coolermaster, Vortex or Ducky.  Or build your own.