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Hello
i was have gaming membrane keyboard 1 year and now not working
i find  very old  cheap keyboard now i`m typing with cheap keyboard is way better feeling and very soft for typing
but the biggest problem in game is only working with 2 keys . not accepting more than 2 keys
W+Shift work but want jump i should hold out W or shift to jump
membrane is like  gym for fingers 
anyway sorry for explaining 

i didnt have idea which one is better

https://www.quadrastores.com/index.php/home/product_view/2855/MSI-VIGOR-GK40-RBG-Gaming-Keyboard
and
https://www.quadrastores.com/index.php/home/product_view/2864/Razer-Cynosa-Chroma-Gaming-Keyboard
and
https://www.quadrastores.com/index.php/home/product_view/1963/Logitech-G213-PRODIGY-RGB-Gaming-Keyboard

Thank you

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11 minutes ago, Fahad ALme said:

i didnt have idea which one is better

They all seem fine. Cynosa and Logitech are regular keyboards with RGB, while the MSI seems to be "mechanical feeling" (so regular but clickier). I'd go with a Cynosa personally because I like Razer peripherals and the software works with my mouse too, but it's up to you.

Logitech or Razer are the better 2 choices.

 
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14 minutes ago, Fahad ALme said:

Hello
i was have gaming membrane keyboard 1 year and now not working
i find  very old  cheap keyboard now i`m typing with cheap keyboard is way better feeling and very soft for typing
but the biggest problem in game is only working with 2 keys . not accepting more than 2 keys
W+Shift work but want jump i should hold out W or shift to jump
membrane is like  gym for fingers 
anyway sorry for explaining 

i didnt have idea which one is better

https://www.quadrastores.com/index.php/home/product_view/2855/MSI-VIGOR-GK40-RBG-Gaming-Keyboard
and
https://www.quadrastores.com/index.php/home/product_view/2864/Razer-Cynosa-Chroma-Gaming-Keyboard
and
https://www.quadrastores.com/index.php/home/product_view/1963/Logitech-G213-PRODIGY-RGB-Gaming-Keyboard

Thank you

This one -> https://www.quadrastores.com/index.php/home/product_view/2864/Razer-Cynosa-Chroma-Gaming-Keyboard you will get long life out of they keyboard 

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Razer and durability dont mix, but I have no idea how the other two keyboards perform.

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6 minutes ago, MaxBunny said:

They all seem fine. Cynosa and Logitech are regular keyboards with RGB, while the MSI seems to be "mechanical feeling" (so regular but clickier). I'd go with a Cynosa personally because I like Razer peripherals and the software works with my mouse too, but it's up to you.

Logitech or Razer are the better 2 choices.

about software will worth to get Logitech  i already have mouse g203 prodigy . combo

really nothing different between Logitech or Razer ? i just looking for better and typing

i didnt think software worth much for keyboard personally I have not tried yet keyboard software


Thank you i will wait

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13 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

Razer and durability dont mix, but I have no idea how the other two keyboards perform.

yep i was think razer also 

i have Logitech  g203 mouse will worth to get keyboard too

but i didnt see who had this keyboard to telling me pros and cons i need to know 

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4 saying razer i think is end 

who had Logitech i wish he talk

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I'd get the logitech keyboard. I have had a logitech membrane keyboard and they feel pretty good to me.

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1 hour ago, Fahad ALme said:

i have Logitech  g203 mouse will worth to get keyboard too

Yes, exactly. Then you can control both with 1 software. It makes the most sense. :D

 
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11 minutes ago, MaxBunny said:

Yes, exactly. Then you can control both with 1 software. It makes the most sense. :D

Thank you very much i`m looking somewhere in stock :D 

i will wait 

 

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