Thinking about replacing old keyboard

[dbratton54]

OK, don't laugh. I have an old Logitech G15 keyboard. I am no longer sure how old it is, but they came out in 2006. It still works perfectly, but I have to admit that maybe it's time to think about replacing it. I just upgraded from Haswell components to Skylake with a GTX 1070 card, so thinking about upgrading the keyboard may be simply an extension of that.

I am a gamer but I am not big into FPS; however, I think I might like to go with a mechanical KB this time. When I look at them and their prices I start to second guess myself. The G15 is still working just fine, I am very used to it, and it has never even hiccupped so I can't say I NEED to replace it. Thinking that I am going to spend more on it than the cost of a nice SSD makes me a little nervous, so I am looking for all the good advice I can get.

I've been reading reviews, but I would appreciate input from this community.

 

[DillonJ3K]

Look at the white fox. And mechanical keyboards last waaaaaaaaaay longer then membrane keybaords, Their much more reliable is the reason people go for them, That an they have a much more tactile feel to them. Once you mech you dont go back.
That an you get what you pay for. You dont expect gtx 1070 quality out of a 200 card, Same thing applies to keyboards.

 

[dbratton54]

Thanks for the reply, but this is not at all something I would consider. I am looking for a full size US keyboard, arrow keys, number pad, the whole thing. Some programmable G keys would be nice. I apologize for my failure to mention those details.