Best WoW keyboard

Well it should survive rage induced battering and smashing while not damaging the user at the same time , so maybe something with carbon fiber would do it

I have a razer but Iā€™m too lazy to get up to verify its model (Iā€™m the couch in the living room computer is back in the office) but itā€™s mechanical thick and feels sturdy. It does the rgb thing to but Iā€™m actually not a fan of lights on my keyboard.

It like it a lot because it feels like it could take a small amount abuse (though I take care of my things).

I have the exact same keyboard. The Corsair K55 has been great. but takes a bit of maintenance. You have to clean the keys. The Space bar has a mechanical metal bar and a little dab of lubricant should fix the squeaking problem. A tiny bottle of lubricant at the underside where the metal is attached to the plastic should stop that squeak.

There are only a few keys (Seven in total) made like this on that keyboard. They are the [SPACE], both [SHIFT], both [ENTER] keys, and the [INS] and [+] keys on the Numpad on the right side of the keyboard. This makes it a total of Seven keys that have a metal bar in the depression of those extra-large keys. The rest of the keys can be popped off and cleaned very easily. You usually have to do this just once a year and it takes about 30-45 minutes to clean the whole keyboard (probably less).

Make sure you pull up a virtual 101 keyboard on your screen so you place all the correct keys where they belong do not transpose them and type weird words later. LOL

Taking off those extra-wide keys and putting them back on is a real PITA (pain in the a**). If you can avoid removing the extra-large keys and lube the mechanism then do it as getting them back in is not easy. If you flip the keyboard upside down and over a rag (on the ground, your desk, or over a sink) and squirt a dab of lubricant where the metal bars touch the white plastic you will be good to go, and no squeak!

I also have an Azio MGK1, but that thing is a completely dust magnet. :confounded:

I absolutely agree. Clackity keyboards are the way to go! :grin:

Honestly, in the realm of keyboards that people are going to find at department stores or at the top of the list on Amazon and suchā€¦

I donā€™t think it really matters.
Not for a Keyboard.

If you want the clicky clacky, just make sure itā€™s a mechanical keyboard.
If you donā€™t want the clickly clacky, make sure itā€™s not.
And thatā€™s gonna be like 90% of the consideration anyone actually needs.

All the Macro Keys and Touchscreens and Media Buttons and Wireless options are largely superfluous junk you donā€™t need for anything and will probably ignore if you end up with a keyboard that has them.

The ā€œfeelā€ of any given keyboard is like 90% in what kind of keys they are (chiclet vs standard vs mechanical, I guess?), rather than brand vs brand, and itā€™s all entirely personal preference.

So unless youā€™re super deep into mechanical keyboard nerddom treating them as projects with the lubing and custom switches and stuff, just go get a keyboard. Maybe it ends up being a $12 basic thing from Best Buy. Maybe itā€™s a $225 wireless RGB Gaming Mechanical Keyboard. Itā€™ll surely cover whatever you needed from it.

My guy dont spend 50 bucks or more on brand names. You can get a GOOD LED mechanical keyboards on Amazon for half that. I have one ive been using for 7 years now.

The one you already have. Same for best mouse.

I agree and nowadays it seems like the less known brands build better items for less.