Need Decent Keyboard?

[seogoat]

Any recommendations for buying a keyboard? Any price.

 

[ssddx]

requirements?

If searching for a mechanical keyboard id suggest a unicomp customizer. its virtually the same design as the old ibm model m keyboards which were practically indestructable. as a second choice maybe a das. should be able to get one for between $80-150.

if searching for a rubber dome keyboard i'd suggest either one of logitechs mid to high range keyboards. as a second choice or option some people prefer split-ergonomic keyboards if they have hand problems. most keyboards in this lineup are between $50-100.

if you're looking for one of the most expensive and rediculous keyboards (you said any price) then there is really only one choice, the optimus maximus. individual customizable oled keys and a hefty retail price of $1800!

 

[seogoat]

Excellent advice thank you I didn't know keyboards that expensive exisited and don't have that much money. SO you reckon logitech or unicomp customizer.

 

[bavman]

If your looking for gaming i would definitely get something like a filco or das (~130-150) mech keyboard with mx browns or blanks. Unfortunately im poor and had to settle for a blackwidow ($75-80), which is still a hell of a keyboard and blows any rubber dome keyboard out of the water.

 

[ssddx]

once you've used a good mechanical keyboard i'd like to say you never go back, however we know this just isnt true. i can say however that i do prefer them over rubber dome type switches.

the keys are not spongey, have tactile feedback when the key is "pressed" (a click normally), and come in audible and non-audible versions. i can honestly say i type better and more accurately than i do on a rubber dome type keyboard.

just my opinion but i'd go with a unicomp.

 

[tacobravo]

I have been using this keyboard for some time and I love it!
http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-920-002232-Gaming-Keyboard-G110/dp/B002RRLQIO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1312514085&sr=8-1
At $60, you can't go wrong