sincity Posted March 4, 2019 Share Posted March 4, 2019 We understand that if you already have one of the best gaming PCs, there’s a real temptation to just drop 10 bucks on a cheap keyboard and call it a day. Whatever works, right? Well, don’t you think it’d be better to pick up one of the best gaming keyboards, especially after spending so much on your PC? Trust us, you’re doing yourself, and all the PC games you’re about to play, a disservice by not going for one of the best gaming keyboards.The best gaming keyboards can noticeably improve your skills in the best PC games, especially if you get a mechanical keyboard. So, when you’re out shopping for one of the best gaming keyboards, keep an eye open for the kind of switches it uses. Membrane switches aren’t usually great for gaming, but mechanical switches are often perfect. And, don’t forget about lighting, it wouldn’t be 2019 without having your desk lit up like a Christmas tree. So, what makes the best keyboard for gaming? Even if you just have a bit of cash to spends, you can still get one of the best gaming keyboards. And, if money isn’t an issue, there are a ton of feature-rich keyboards with all the bells and whistles. So, let’s dive into all the best gaming keyboards you can buy today, all of which have been tested and reviewed by us.http://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/7DceKdaRm8mrFG6xFmxNhQ.jpgRazer Huntsman EliteRazer is taking speed to a whole new level with the Huntsman Elite, thanks to its new optomechanical switches. That sounds like mouthful, but Razer has managed to do the unthinkable – combine mechanical switches with optical sensors. This combination allows the Huntsman elite to take actuation to the next level, and you won’t find a faster keyboard on the market. But, switches aside, it’s remarkably comfortable to type on, and it’s covered with more RGB lighting than you can shake a stick at. Sure, it requires two USB cables for power and costs a small fortune, but with tech like this, it’s absolutely worth it.Read the full review: Razer Huntsman Elite http://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/ZpUroNQU5tcCBUWRiU5PW7.jpgRoccat Vulcan 120 AimoIt’s becoming more and more common for the best gaming keyboards to abandon Cherry MX switches in favor of custom ones. And, if we keep getting keyboards as good as the Roccat Vulcan 120 Aimo and its Titan switches, we hope the trend never stops. Not only does this keyboard have amazing tactile feedback, but it’s comfortable to type on and won’t keep your roommates awake at night. When you add in just how gorgeous this keyboard is, there’s no denying that this is one of the best gaming keyboards you can buy right now.Read the full review: Roccat Vulcan 120 Aimo http://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/MxYJv66BzooiE3udUkS68m.jpgLogitech G513One of the biggest problems with Cherry MX Red keys is that while they’re good for gaming, they’re not ideal for typing anything but your Steam credentials. And, that’s where the Logitech G513 and its Romer-G Linear switches steal the show. With its brushed metal finish that, miraculously, is nearly immune to fingerprints, it all adds up to one of the best gaming keyboards on the market in 2019.Read the full review: Logitech G513 http://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/r2ZgaG3XCK2DewcJepRtoi.jpgCooler Master MasterSet MS120Not everything has to be super high-end, and the Cooler Master MasterSet MS120 is proof. It’s a keyboard and mouse set, and while the mouse isn’t all that great, the keyboard is the star of the show. Sitting at just under a hundred bucks, the MasterSet’s keyboard is up there with other, more premium ‘mem-chanical’ keyboards. The switches on offer bring a ton of tactile feedback and deep travel, and won’t keep your whole house awake at night while you’re furiously pounding away on it during an intense late-night Overwatch match. The Cooler Master MasterSet MS120 really is one of the best gaming keyboards under $100.Read the full review: Cooler Master MasterSet MS120 http://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/8hwCSLtYfo46WgMK2UCvnj.jpgCorsair K63 WirelessWe have seen plenty of wireless gaming mice over the last few years, but not many wireless gaming keyboards. Until now. The Corsair K63 Wireless keyboard takes what made the wired version of the K63, and transfers it into the wireless version – without sacrificing much at all. Packing tight Cherry MX Red switches, full RGB lighting and convenient media controls, the K63 wireless shows us what wireless keyboards can be capable of in 2019.Read the full review: Corsair K63 Wireless http://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/goNboCsXCkETTntZtGmNx3.jpgHyperX Alloy EliteFollowing in the footsteps of Kingston’s first HyperX-branded gaming keyboard, namely the HyperX Alloy FPS, the HyperX Alloy Elite tweaks the company’s first winning keyboard to provide only a few subtle changes. For only $10 USD more than its predecessor, you’re getting media keys, a light bar and even a palm rest, all of which were previously absent. They’re also a series of delightful treats, making for a value proposition that shouldn’t be ignored.Read the full review: HyperX Alloy Elitehttp://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/YLtDLZ8fHy4sbmECAhcjqF.jpgCorsair K95 RGB PlatinumJust like the Corsair K70 Rapidfire that came before, the K95 RGB Platinum is a mechanical keyboard that puts gaming above all other things. Rocking 8MB of dedicated memory for storing different profiles, this keyboard certainly has the versatility to get the job done, whatever it may be. It features a beautiful build, as well, with a military-grade aluminum finish that complements Corsair’s fantastic RGB lighting perfectly. Read the full review: Corsair K95 RGB Platinumhttp://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/L5YqgKuna6NV7Ao5p8cNtQ.jpgRazer Cynosa ChromaIf you’re new to PC gaming, and you want a keyboard that’ll perform admirably without the high price tag that a lot of mechanical keyboards carry, the Razer Cynosa Chroma might be for you. It might not have the tactile clickiness of a higher-end board, but the hybrid mesh switches perform well enough, boasting a 1ms polling rate and 10-key rollover. That’s not to mention the sick RGB lighting.Read the full review: Razer Cynosa Chroma http://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/ffsySBZQbTSXN53zQNW3HP.jpgCorsair K68 RGBAccidents happen – it’s just a fact of life, especially when you’re gaming. Luckily, it’s becoming more common for the best gaming keyboards to be able to handle anything you could throw at them, even Mountain Dew. The Corsair K68 RGB takes a fantastic keyboard design with Cherry MX Switches and makes it water resistant, so you don’t have to worry about a sudden soda shower during a frantic play session. And, with its subdued, stylish design and reasonable price tag, it’s easy to recommend the Corsair K68 RGB.Read the full review: Corsair K68 RGB http://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/9wptnXS26qSpKNXkbftHrj.jpgSteelSeries Apex M750If you’re looking for a gaming keyboard, and you don’t plan on doing much else, the SteelSeries Apex M750 is a great choice. It has fantastic software for customization and gorgeous RGB lighting. It also has a great tactile feel to it and feels extremely robust and durable. The only drawback is that the keyboard is extremely loud and uncomfortable for productivity work. Read the full review: SteelSeries Apex M750 Bill Thomas and Gabe Carey have also contributed to this articlehttp://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/techradar/digital-home/~4/mYMOifmHL_I Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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