What keyboard do you use?

[Sampsa]

The Logitech G15.

18 programable keys that can be programed on the fly or have definitions associated with Apps and loaded automatically when the App starts. I've got 3, one one my work system, one one my main home systems and one on my backup home system.

G15 is the best keyboard I've come to use, but I've never used the little screen.

 

[Hollock]

this one

Spoiler

jealous bitches?

 

[elbowlick]

*checks* A logitech LX710. It's wireless, which is nice since that means I can rest it on my thighs. And it has a whole bunch of keys that perform various functions that I hardly use (like opening my picture gallery or WMP). Hell, it even has play/pause, next, previous, shuffle, zoom +/-/100%, and volume keys. It's good to be lazy.

Also, it came with a wireless mouse which is nice for different reasons.

 

[MMMowman]

My iPod touch, my old keyboard has died and I haven't been able to get a new one. So I downloaded the logitech app which allows you to use your iPod as a mouse and keyboard.

 

[minus_273c]

The Logitech G15.

18 programable keys that can be programed on the fly or have definitions associated with Apps and loaded automatically when the App starts. I've got 3, one one my work system, one one my main home systems and one on my backup home system.

G15 is the best keyboard I've come to use, but I've never used the little screen.

The little screen helps programming on the fly and, very occasionally, can support useful in-game info, but most of the time I ignore it as well.

 

[Ensiferum]

I've also got a Saitek and I love it. It has key back-lighting of red, blue and violet so it's great to use in the dark (specifically for horror gaming). The only downside to it is it's not very hardy; my brother knocked it off of my desk which was only a four-foot drop but it was enough to mess up the light for the F8 key as well as the spacebar. Thankfully it still works great.

 

[Hobo Joe]

Mine's some ultra cheap budget shite keyboard that came with the computer, under the keys it's full of dust and cracker shards. I don't know how, I'm a very clean person.

 

[Hateren47]

I have a Logitech LX710 like elbowlick. It came with a mouse+keyboard set i bought a few years back but the mouse died long ago.

Got a Logitech DiNovo Mini for my HTPC in which I'm absolutely in love. Its perfect for browsing from the couch but it doesn't play anything more advanced than Robot Unicorn Attack.

Spoiler: And it goes a little something like this.

 

[Azure Sky]

Logitech G15

Though, I am still tossing up between the Logitech G19 and the Razer Marauder as the best looking keyboard though.

 

[Gigano]

An old Logitech G15, the model with blue lighting, as well as a small LCD screen and tons of macros, both of which I've never found any use for. It's still a nice keyboard though.

 

[Nyan Cat]

jelly rollmat? is it something like those stupid red balls in the middle of those old laptops? (god they were useless)

Spoiler: Well it is very similar to this

Basically it can be used on right angles and on top of loads of rubbish. I call it a rollmat as when I store it, I roll it up - when you unwind the USB cord holding it together, it springs out like a rollmat!

Great keyboard.

I want one. Right now.

OT: I use a Microsoft wireless keyboard thingy. When I get home, I'll post a link and whatnot. Haven't encountered any issues with it yet. Other than batteries running out.

 

[SL33TBL1ND]

A Z-board, but the W key on the gaming keyset broke sadly, I'm going to have to replace it some day.

 

[Redlin5_v1legacy]

Whatever comes with the computer or whatever I happen to have on hand. If it ain't broke, don't replace it. Unlike mice, I don't really see the need for an expensive gaming keyboard.

 

[Betancore]

I got this...thing that came with my computer. Wireless, works pretty well actually. The only time I had any trouble was when it suddenly died. Then I changed the batteries and it was all alright again. And the batteries last pretty long too. I've only changed them once, and that was after having used the keyboard for around a year. Never had a problem with it while gaming either.

 

[octafish]

I use the G15, I use the screen to run Core Temp and keep an eye on my overclock temperatures. Otherwise it is a good all round modern keyboard. I did have an old clacky IBM keyboard which I sold for more than I paid for the G15. If you can't think of a use for the screen and you usually game with the lights on I can't say I'd recommend the G15 over other gaming keyboards though. For me? Totally worth it.

 

[EightGaugeHippo]

A cheapy, logitech wireless thing. Pretty bad for gaming, but I only play about two games on the PC anyway so it doesn't bother me.

Does yours have the arrow keys too close to all the other keys? Mine does, its annoying.

 

[Mr.Squishy]

Dell laptop qwerty keyboard tailored for north-european use.

 

[Offworlder_v1legacy]

The new Mac wireless one. No idea what it's called. Looks cool though.