Gaming Keyboards

[JarlBSoD]

Did you try washing machine?



There are ways to have numlock default to always on or off from boot.

No, no point since it has been shorted.

 

[Kaamos_Llama]

Akko MU01 Mountain Seclusion Wooden Mechanical Keyboard Review

Akko adds wood to its keyboard portfolio with the new MU01 series. This is a 65% keyboard with two different themes, both of which use a rich walnut case, a gasket mount PCB with lots of damping, high quality 1st-party switches, thick PBT keycaps, and well-lubed stabilizers to put out a...

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Im not a big Japanophile (or a Japanophobe either) but those keycaps are lush.

 

[Colif]

they remind me of a Japanese theme I have on my phone

You can get metal keycaps as well.

Awekeys: Refined Typing Experience in Full Metal Keycaps Set

Awekeys metal keycaps are crafted from the finest metal materials: gold, silver, copper, titanium, etc., offering premium, durable, and thocky sound for your mechanical keyboard and gaming keyboard. Discover the Awekeys collection on awekeys.com.

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[OsaX Nymloth]

I saw this beauty at Drop and I just had to get one.
You know.
For Frodo.

Never going to use it (my Masterkeys Pro L is still fine after years of abuse), just going to put it behind a glass as my "collector's item".

https://twitter.com/x/status/1825894873032986732

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[Otto Levin]

I saw a really cool quote on one website that sells mechanical keyboards:

No game has been won by having GAMING written on the keyboard or having lots of spinners and screens. Any keyboard becomes a gaming keyboard when you start playing a game

which I find very wittily.

But have you ever used a split keyboard? The cool thing about it is that you can remove the other half and have a LOT of free space on your desk to move your mouse around. This is especially useful when you play CS or any other shooter game where you don't need the whole keyboard but have to move your mouse around a lot.

 

[JarlBSoD]

I saw a really cool quote on one website that sells mechanical keyboards:

which I find very wittily.

But have you ever used a split keyboard? The cool thing about it is that you can remove the other half and have a LOT of free space on your desk to move your mouse around. This is especially useful when you play CS or any other shooter game where you don't need the whole keyboard but have to move your mouse around a lot.

Well i sort of agree but not 100%. Gaming keyboards, atleast good ones, often focus on things like latency and tactile feedback and yes you sure can get non gaming keyboards that are just as good but there are allso allot keyboards that actually can hinder you by being sluggish, squbbly, squashy, mushy etc. Yes you probably wont loose Minecraft by not having the top of the line keyboard but you sure can loose a top level CS match by having a bad one.

 

[Otto Levin]

there are allso allot keyboards that actually can hinder you by being sluggish, squbbly, squashy, mushy etc.

That is true, 100% agree

 

[Ramason]

I’m using the Razer BlackWidow V3 mechanical keyboard. The Yellow switches offer a smooth, responsive typing and gaming experience. The key feedback is precise, and the RGB backlighting adds a cool touch. It’s perfect for both gaming and everyday use!