Tryin' to cop me a new keyboard

[Colonel Z.e.r.o.]

As the title says.

http://www.logitech.com/en-us/keyboards/ke...os/devices/7306

Upgrading from this.

http://www.logitech.com/en-us/keyboards/ke...os/devices/7146

I'm heavily considering this one. due to price and design.

http://www.logitech.com/en-us/keyboards/ke...os/devices/3481

I'm also looking into this one though the price isn't as welcoming.

My question to you is is there any better choices I could make for this? I'd prefer not to exceed 150 for a combo set or 200 for separate ones.

They don't have to be combos or logitech.

EDIT:I'm also very interested in gaming keyboards at the moment, any recommendations would be appreciated.

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[Pingu!]

Gaming keyboard? Then I'd definitely go with Razer, had much good experiences with their keyboards.



Razer Lycosa



Razer BlackWidow

I kinda prefer this second one, BlackWidow, just because it's mechanical.

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[Internity]

Boring...just get a Microsoft Sidewinder X4 it has everything you want.

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[Jongleur]

It's not wireless but this is what I use:

http://www.cyborggaming.com/prod/v7keyboard.htm

[Error]

Buy the 6Gv2 if you want a keyboard that'll last you pretty much forever.
It's not per definition a gaming keyboard - it doesn't have fancy lights, it doesn't have macro keys, and it doesn't show you the time or your CPU
usage, but, damn, it's one of the best keyboards I've used in a while. I don't think I'll be changing keyboard the next 5-10 years.

EDIT: The BlackWidow or any other mechanical keyboard would be recommended too.

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[Jinx]

if you can do 10-finger writing - i can deeply recommend the kinesis keyboard ergonomic



it is sturdy and enables you to easily increase your letters/minute ratio. - to use it for gaming, it doesn t really offer too many extra functions and the keys are not arranged perfeclty ( or rather, you have to get used to it ) - mostly cause they are not meant to be used in the default "WASD" pattern ( so you need games that allow custom key bindings ) [not in that pattern means that the keys are not arranged diagonally like a normal keyboard - but fully vertically]

another problem is that it does of course cost you more ( expect ~ 150 '‚¬ ) - but its really durable and lasts for years easily ( unless you spill coffee or other crap into it )

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[r3vange]

[color=#FFFFFF]Ok this might sound retarded but as far as gaming is concerned I just adore my laptop keyboard. It's PC style (with the num pad and standart arrow keys) and the buttons are separate but it's somewhat more compact so I can press almost any key with my thumb

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[Waratah]

I use this... Steel Series Merc Stealth Keyboard cost about 130 bucks 6 months ago.

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[Beauenheim]

http://www.logitech.com/en-us/gaming/mice-...os/devices/7246

This what I am using, it's wonderful.

I love being able to choose any color I want. And I seem to use the G keys a lot for basic Windows uses, suprisingly.

I bought it for WoW, and it has been working great. It's really simple to type, no need to press hard, it simply flows.

Although, the spacebar is a little small, but that's my only beef with it.

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[Colonel Z.e.r.o.]

Any mice to go with it?

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