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1. Corsair K60
RGB PRO
The K60 RGB PRO
offers many of the
features of Corsair’s
high-end gaming
keyboards but at a
more affordable price.
Those features include
mechanical Cherry MX
switches, software to
create macros and
customisable colour
backlighting.
2. Logitech G915
LIGHTSPEED
For a wireless gaming
keyboard that can be
used comfortably all
day, Logitech’s G915
LIGHTSPEED is a good
option. With its
low-profile mechanical
switches it is slimmer
than other keyboards,
so the hands are in a
lower position and do
not fatigue as much.
3. Razer Huntsman
v2 Analog
Razer’s feature-packed
Huntsman v2 Analog
is comparatively more
expensive, but uses
mechanical switches
and optical technology
for greater control and
responsiveness of
its keys. This and its
comfortable wrist rest
provide a great all-day
typing experience.
4. Roccat Vulcan
122 AIMO
The Vulcan 122 AIMO
looks unique, and its
lighting effects are
responsive to various
typing habits. Its
aluminium cover makes it
sturdy, and the raised key
caps are designed for
easy cleaning. Its
ultra-low profile and
magnetic, detachable
palm rest improve
ergonomics,
and it comes with
mechanical switches and
programmable keys.
5. Kinesis Freestyle
Edge RGB
Kinesis’s split, ergonomic
keyboard is designed to
allow hands to sit at a
natural angle, helping to
avoid fatigue or pain
from long-time use. Yet it
is still a genuine gaming
keyboard featuring
Cherry MX switches and
programmable keys.
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