Need advice for new tenkeyless keyboard

[mades]

I need a new tenkeyless keyboard, as my K63 Cherry MX Red one is defective and alas isn't under warranty.


I am looking for something similar to either of these (or maybe one of those):
- Razer BlackWidow V3 Tenkeyless (the one with the yellow linear/silent switches)
- K63 Cherry MX Red (yes, that's the one I have right now)

Basically, I want a tenkeyless keyboard with the specifications. But I'm not sure which I should get.
Here's what I'm looking for:

- Price: Under $150 CAD
- Tenkeyless
- Silent keys (brand is irrelevant)
- Red LEDs that are always on (off if PC is off is fine) OR RGB is ok if I can mod it to a red scheme

 

[mades]

Seriously? No one has suggestions?

 

[Kaamos_Llama]

PCG does have some articles.

https://www.pcgamer.com/best-mechanical-keyboard/

Best gaming keyboards in 2021

The best gaming keyboards have it all, style, ergonomics, and of course, the most satisfying clickity clacks.

www.pcgamer.com

https://www.pcgamer.com/the-best-cheap-gaming-keyboards-in-2019/

I have a Varmilo V88 M at the moment with Cherry silent keys I would recommend. I've had it a couple of years so no idea if there are newer better models. Its not really a gaming board so it doesnt have macros or anything.

 

[mades]

PCG does have some articles.

https://www.pcgamer.com/best-mechanical-keyboard/

Best gaming keyboards in 2021

The best gaming keyboards have it all, style, ergonomics, and of course, the most satisfying clickity clacks.

www.pcgamer.com

https://www.pcgamer.com/the-best-cheap-gaming-keyboards-in-2019/

I have a Varmilo V88 M at the moment with Cherry silent keys I would recommend. I've had it a couple of years so no idea if there are newer better models. Its not really a gaming board so it doesnt have macros or anything.

Thanks. Ima check that out. Never heard of the Varmilo brand. Curious to check that out!

 

[Kaamos_Llama]

Keyboards are a whole thing once you step outside the gaming brands. The other big names I know are Ducky and Das Keyboard but theres a whole lot more smaller brands making some cool looking stuff out there.

Good luck

 

[Brian Boru]

Curious to check that out

If you want more, here's a list from searching for 'keyboard' in the title in this forum.

 

[mades]

Keyboards are a whole thing once you step outside the gaming brands. The other big names I know are Ducky and Das Keyboard but theres a whole lot more smaller brands making some cool looking stuff out there.

Good luck

Oh sweet. I'm gonna take a closer look at the Das Keyboard line. Will look at Ducky afterwards

 

[mades]

If you want more, here's a list from searching for 'keyboard' in the title in this forum.

Not sure if I can give you a thumbs or something (at least I haven't figured out yet).
So here, take this: *thumbs up*

EDIT: I checked, but it was pretty much the same when I had searched myself. I did not find anything I would buy from the suggestions in those threads. But, I will look at the ones that Kaamos_Llama suggested though, as some of them definitely look feasible. I will look in depth at some of the companies he mentioned. But, thank you nonetheless. I appreciate any and all help

 

[Brian Boru]

here, take this: *thumbs up*

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[Furqankhan]

I need a new tenkeyless keyboard, as my K63 Cherry MX Red one is defective and alas isn't under warranty.


I am looking for something similar to either of these (or maybe one of those):
- Razer BlackWidow V3 Tenkeyless (the one with the yellow linear/silent switches)
- K63 Cherry MX Red (yes, that's the one I have right now)

Basically, I want a tenkeyless keyboard with the specifications. But I'm not sure which I should get.
Here's what I'm looking for:

- Price: Under $150 CAD
- Tenkeyless
- Silent keys (brand is irrelevant)
- Red LEDs that are always on (off if PC is off is fine) OR RGB is ok if I can mod it to a red scheme