Keyboards are an integral part of computing, whether it is on desktops, laptops, or even our smartphones. While just about any keyboard will work when you need to get a quick message or an email across, if your work includes a lot of typing (like ours), then you will appreciate the feeling of typing on a mechanical keyboard.
Mechanical keyboards have independent mechanical switches that offer tactile feedback when you press a key down and feel much better than typical membrane keyboards. However, there are many good and bad mechanical keyboards to choose from out there.
That is why we have put together a list of the best gaming keyboards you can buy right now. This includes the best gaming keyboards as well as mechanical keyboards that are great for work and typing. Let’s begin!
Best mechanical keyboards
These are the five best mechanical keyboards you can buy right now.
1. Logitech MX Keys
2. Dell Alienware Pro
3. Asus ROG Strix Scope TKL
4. Razer Huntsman Elite
5. Logitech MX Keys mini
1. Logitech MX Keys
The Logitech MX Keys mechanical keyboard is a full sized wired and wireless mechanical keyboard that comes with a full numpad and features like multi-device connectivity. The keyboard also comes with ambient light sensors, a Type-C port, low-profile mechanical switches and support for both Windows and macOS systems. The keyboard is priced at Rs 18,898.
2. Dell Alienware Pro
The Dell Alienware series makes some of the best gaming laptops and desktops, and for users that want the same hardcore gaming touch in their keyboards, there is the Dell Alienware Pro mechanical keyboard – a full size mechanical wired gaming keyboard that comes with backlit keys, a numpad, AlienFX RGB lighting, adjustable tilt legs, a nice palm rest and a dedicated volume wheel, all for the price of Rs 9,699.
3. Asus ROG Strix Scope TKL
The Asus ROG series of gaming laptops, desktops and accessories needs no introduction. The Asus ROG Scope TKL is a great option for gamers, featuring a compact TKL (Ten Key Less) layout that skips the numpad. The wired keyboard comes with Aura Sync Lighting, Type-C connectivity, an aluminium frame and anti-ghosting keys. It is priced at Rs 11,099.
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4. Razer Huntsman Elite
Another option hardcore gamers who aren’t afraid of spending a little extra can consider is the Razer Huntsman Elite, a wired gaming keyboard that comes with optical-mechanical switches for extreme precision during competitive gaming. This full-size keyboard also comes with a magnetic wristrest and a dedicated dial for the volume, all for the price of Rs 18,999.
5. Logitech MX Keys Mini
For those who want all the features of the Logitech MX Keys without the large size, comes the Logitech MX Keys Mini. This version of the keyboard features a more compact layout without the Numpad and comes with multi-device connectivity, ambient lighting, a Type-C port, and all the other features of the larger MX keys. The keyboard is priced at Rs 16,995.
These are the best mechanical keyboards you can get your hands on today, including the best gaming keyboard for your budget as well as other compact and full-size options. Most of these keyboards can be used with either Windows or Mac, and some may even work with your phone via the Type-C port. Happy buying!
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