Features - QOTW: Which keyboard do you use for PC gaming?

[hero1]

Logitech G710+. I love it and will use it for a long time to come!

[Nitroblood]

I'm still using the flip open LCD version of the G15, its has taken a good battering over the years as i am a hardcore gamer and everything is still functioning fine apart from 1 of the usb sockets and the backlit display flickers a little and has dimmed a tad. i'd swear by this mechanical kind of keyboard against the other purley because my fat fingers need something to target on.

[malculator]

Logitech G11. I've had it for years now, and it does the job, but feels somewhat cheap and plasticky in comparison to the IBM KB-7953 I was using beforehand. I'd like to try a sturdy mechanical keyboard one day and I'm not bothered with extra programmable keys either. I just don't use them.

[edgars70]

I've got a 13 year old dell keyboard, but am looking for a new gaming keyboard. My WASD keys are a bit knackered and sometimes the D key is registered when I press the W key! Annoying.

[wyte_w0lf]

G15 gen 2 ( orange version) still going strong from the day it came out funds permitting i would upgrade to a g710+ and a g13 (for mmo/rpg uses)

[sirtrouserpress]

Using my ROCCAT ISKU (As pictured above)
Love it, and probably wouldn't swap it out for anything other than a K95

[OilSheikh]

Logitech G105. Poor man's wish to see the moon

[KeyboardDemon]

Also on a Logitech G15 2nd gen. It has been through so much and the most I've had to do to keep it running is blow dust out of it with a can of air.

[Guppy]

Microsoft Natural Keyboard 4000, its so damn comfortable. I've had it since 2008 and it is easily the best keyboard I've owned.

[boryssts]

Razer Lycosa low profiles and backlight makes it one of most comfortable keyboards out there

[donkiddik]

Saitek Eclipse 2 - Not the best but it works and i am happy for now....

Same for me, can't believe I bought it in 2006, and still going strong.

[andrewuk]

Corsair K90 here - pricey but I love it!

[Meowdance]

Perixx PX-1100. Got it as a go-between whilst I saved up for something mechanical but I'm not going to bother now, quite liking this one.

[Champman99]

K60!

[grok23]

Number 1 station has a Topre RealForce for work and general usage and a Corsair K90 for gaming (with each mechanical key fitted with it's own "O" ring to quieten/soften the feel, though looking to upgrade to either a K95 or one of the Duckys in the near future). Most of my secondary PCs/workstations have either original Model M's or Dell copies of the model M.

[Malphas]

MX Browns

Good all-rounder key in my opinion.