Alloy Elite 2 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard
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neutralbuildapc “Do mechanical keyboards really make a big difference for everyday gaming?”I think it's down to what you're used to and to personal preference. I am currently using three different keyboards. An ancient logitech k something at work with membrane switches. Funny enough, I can type well on it. I don't type lots but I like the force needed and feel of it. Definitely mushy for some but horses for courses. I do use the extra multimedia keys quite often, especially the calculator one. I've thought of changing it so many times, yet still here it is. A sharkoon skiller with blue switches at home. I love the clicky sound and the slight force required. Makes me want to try brown switches that are supposed to be both clicky and needing even more force than blue. I also have a hyper x alloy elite - red switches. This is the most expensive of the 3 but I hate it. The keys are so soft that I accidentally press them and make mistakes. I can almost never rest my fingers on the keys in case I press something. And this was supposed to be the most expensive. It does look the most beautiful though, and the build quality feels so premium. I just wish it didn't come with red switches. What I definitely don't like is laptop keyboards or keyboards with short travel keys. I cannot get used to tenkeyless keyboards neither. I use the numpad too often.