Gaming Keyboard

[sfbloodbrother]

I have just bought Battlefield 4 and love the game. When I bought the game, the batteries ran out on my wireless keyboard. So, I am thinking of getting a new keyboard and mouse. Right now I'm using my spare, and this is too small to play games the right way. I have heard many suggestions on Battlefield to get either a Corsair, or a Razor, both of which look really good. Let me know what you think is good.

 

[Mehta23]

I (kind of) cheaped out and got myself a MS Sidewinder X4. I can't compare it to another gaming keyboard, but I really like the macro keys and volume shortcuts at the top (which I believe can be programmed to do other tasks)

As for "real" gaming keyboards, I've heard many good things about the Corsair K50, but I think if you're going mechanical you need to find out what kind of switch you want.

 

[unnamedny]

get a good mechanical keyboard. don't but wireless keyboard and mouse for gaming. Delay of connection can kill the deal.

 

[Rukbat]

Z-Board has a Battlefield insert. (It's not the greatest keyboard made, but it usually has all the keys you need for the particular game.)

 

[mikedt]

get a good mechanical keyboard. don't but wireless keyboard and mouse for gaming. Delay of connection can kill the deal.

Yes a good mechanical keyboard, I like my Shanghai Flying Fish Mongolian keyboard. No wireless nonsense with a good solid no delays connection. That's very important. :thumb:

 

[Member1614188]

Yes a good mechanical keyboard, I like my Shanghai Flying Fish Mongolian keyboard. No wireless nonsense with a good solid no delays connection. That's very important. :thumb:

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Ya, wireless isn't good for *intensive* games, like Battlefield. Wireless is kinda for lower paced games like Minecraft. Even though its not recommended, it is better for Minecraft.