What keyboard you using ?

clitchads get in here !g*mers

the one that's attached to the screen

Absurd 3d printed gimmick from Latvia that makes my arthritis disappear because I have boomer joints. Fits like a glove.

Move/strafe on thumbstick feels really good.

I game with the power of

I found a filthy and disgusting IBM Model M I cleaned and made it my daily driver.

Still the best keyboard ever made.

Pic from a few years back, after cleaning. Made in 1987 and still works perfectly

20 dollar Logitech one I got like 7 years ago. Still works.

This BBK (big black keyboard).

I experimented with a mechanical keyboard, and used it for ~3 years before deciding it was too loud and clacky. I recently got a wireless membrane keyboard from Cherry and i'm enjoying the feel and quietness much more.

Don't take keyboard advice from Reddit. They're full-blown mechanical cultists and will recommend nothing else, and mechanical keyboards really aren't ideal for everyone.

Video games are meant to be played with a controller.

Some Ducky I bought 6 years ago

I have a razer blackwidow to play the sims 4

Logitech K120 like in the pic. I fell for the 60% mechanical meme, then started a new job where standard issue was the logitech. Realized the error of my ways and stole one from work, happily gaming on one since.

literally some ~$5 shit i bought in the nearest shop

The compact keyboard being the is so accurate. People who use that shit should be hanged.

but I would have a soy mechanical keyboard if i wasnt r-slurredly expensive here (and i know jack shit about switches n shit)

i had a membrane keyboard that had some multi media keys, holy shit how i miss that.

something like this

Since, I have never found a IBM Model M or another one of ye old mechanical keyboards, a Corsair K70 Lux with Cherry Reds. I will never buy anything that isn't backlit, and mechanical keys feel better after typing all day.

Logitech G915. It’s a good compromise between standard brand and gaming keyboard perks without being too obnoxious and has low profile keys which I found way better than any other style. It’s also wireless but has wire in. Only problem is it’s expensive

you cant depict me as a soy you frick

A RAZER(tm) DEATHSTALKER I got second-hand for barely anything.

It's decent enough, I actually like the chicklet design with how quiet and quick to press the keys are, the backlight's nice for typing in the dark and it feels pretty solid overall, would reccomend as long as you're single and noone gets to see it

I still use my Microsoft Comfort Curve 2000.

They don't make em comfy like they used to.

my old butt logitech G105

may have le epic macro keys but it's an officestrag board through and through

surprisingly 'tight' and snappy for a membrane tbqh

Im using the one that came attacthed to my laptop

Corsair K30, although I have an Orbweaver for gaming and it's really good. Biggest QOL upgrade for any keyboard is a $5 wrist rest though.

Anyone who actually does anything with a computer and doesn't have a full number pad to the side is missing out, especially at work. It's painful watching some of my coworkers attempting to enter customer information into the system. If you're going to work in an office, touch-typing courses should be mandatory.

It's literally just a keyboard they all do the same thing. Never understood the obsession some people have with them. Like yea a mouse can make a serious difference when playing I guess, it moves differently depending on its weight, DPI, can have programmable buttons etc

But a keyboard? What difference does it make?

microsoft wired 600

basic Apple keyboard. the only Apple product I use.

Wooting 60HE. It’s my first “keyboard nerd” keyboard, but it’s great. Doesn’t use standard switches, instead opting for Hall effect sensors (so you don’t have to let the switch travel back upwards to retrigger, very responsive for FPS games).

A $10 Red Dragon w/ brown switches. B-words love it.

Built in keyboard on my macbook pro

Blank keycap 30%

Of all the trans pipelines I've been in I never expected my keyboard to do me in like this.

Mechanical one with fancy lights but I only keep it to a single color. Neon blue during the day and dark red at night

Some Dell wireless keyboard+mouse combo I asked the IT guy to choose

Works well

Das Keyboard 4 with cherry blue switches. I’ve had it for 6 years and disassemble annually to lube the switches. I expect to get 15 years out of it, minimum. The only good thing ze krauts have ever made

i got a razer blackwidow like 8 years ago and im still using it

i am ashamed of how much my mouse and keyboard cost

https://www.corsair.com/us/en/Categories/Products/Gaming-Keyboards/RGB-Mechanical-Gaming-Keyboards/K70-RGB-PRO-Mechanical-Gaming-Keyboard/p/CH-9109414-NA

https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/products/gaming-mice/pro-x-superlight-wireless-mouse.910-005878.html

I use a basic dell keyboard for all games

Mines the steel series "omniswitch" keyboard. Last one was a Logitech orion because I liked the idea that the LEDs change to the game. But then the switches were acting out after warranty.

But I'm surprised by this steel series board because normally their peripherals look like shit.

Keyboard feels great. I keep a solid led light of blue tho because color swirls are annoying.

Found this pic on reddit, it's the same setup that I use (top one at home, bottom one at work).

A Quickfire TK. It has a non-standard form factor where the numpad does double duty with the arrow keys. You have to press NUMLK to switch between the two modes.

I use cherry blue switches because they make a super loud clicky clack sound when I write, and it makes me feel important.

Any Dactyl-cels here? Or just me

Where is the ergonomic option?

logitech k400 plus so i never have to get out of bed

like this: https://resource.logitech.com/content/dam/logitech/en/products/keyboards/k400-plus/gallery/k400-plus-black-gallery-1-fr.png

I got a razer blackwidow from walmart for like 50$ on clearance and it's been pretty awesome so far. I would love to make a custom board but there aren't a lot of fullsize mech keyboards.