Spilled Pepsi in my Corsair keyboard last night. Now some buttons don’t work. RIP lol
I’ve been wanting a new keyboard for a while anyway so now’s the time. Any suggestions?
Spilled Pepsi in my Corsair keyboard last night. Now some buttons don’t work. RIP lol
I’ve been wanting a new keyboard for a while anyway so now’s the time. Any suggestions?
There’s a company called “Red Dragon” that has a very solid build generic mechanical keyboard.
I paid $50 for one, and it’s the same quality as my $150 ASUS, the only reason it’s not my daily driver is that it’s a tenkeyless while the ASUS has a number pad.
Picked up a Red Dragon at a thrift store for $10USD. It’s my daily driver because it doesn’t have a keypad.
I’m not a fan of the throw on the keys though–too much travel for me. But it’s a step up from my Dell hand-me-down.
I like the travel, but then I’m old and used to use a typewriter, the little “chicklet” keyboard built into the cover of my tablet drive me absolutely nuts.
I take the Red Dragon with me because it doesn’t have a number pad, easier to stuff a tenkeyless in a bag and drag it around, though I actually use the number pad so I prefer to have the full version at home connected to the dock.
I used to like that style more, but I do a lot of typing on a bluetooth chiclet because my true daily driver is a tablet and now that’s what my fingers are expecting.
I am also using a reddragon and bought a second for when this one inevitably dies. It isn’t super fancy but it is solid, performs well, and feels good on the keys.
I would prefer to find one that sues blue switches instead of red, I love the klicky-klacky, but they’re well built devices that are more than worth the cost.
Now they need to start making their own X-Box controller since Microslop hasn’t made a good one since the 360.
Love my Redragon keyboards. Affordable, good quality hardware, works well for our gaming.
They also don’t need an “app” installed, you can adjust settings in memory and they save it, I originally got them when I returned the Razer one becauyse their software was so terrible. The only reason I have an ASUS as well is the computer is from them and the “Armoury Crate” was already there for basic stuff like fan control and integrated RGB on the motherboard.