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Searching for a keyboard with those specifications:

Searching for a keyboard with those specifications:

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plasmatroop
Junior Member
17
03-21-2023, 09:34 PM
#1
CherryMX/equiv Browns.
Backlit RGB/Multicolour display.
Volume scroll knob or wheel.
Specialized multimedia keys.
Available both wireless and wired.
Key lock status indicators.
Sorted by priority:
https://au.pcpartpicker.com/products/key...b=46,10000
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plasmatroop
03-21-2023, 09:34 PM #1

CherryMX/equiv Browns.
Backlit RGB/Multicolour display.
Volume scroll knob or wheel.
Specialized multimedia keys.
Available both wireless and wired.
Key lock status indicators.
Sorted by priority:
https://au.pcpartpicker.com/products/key...b=46,10000

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MusicGirl64
Junior Member
25
03-26-2023, 10:01 AM
#2
There will likely be very few options available in one keyboard setup. It's hard to find something good with media keys and wireless features. I'm unsure if they have a key lock status light, but their specifications should clarify that. The Logitech G915 seems to be the best choice for what you need. DAS offers RGB and media keys but isn't wireless.
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MusicGirl64
03-26-2023, 10:01 AM #2

There will likely be very few options available in one keyboard setup. It's hard to find something good with media keys and wireless features. I'm unsure if they have a key lock status light, but their specifications should clarify that. The Logitech G915 seems to be the best choice for what you need. DAS offers RGB and media keys but isn't wireless.

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JebThePleb
Posting Freak
898
03-27-2023, 12:46 PM
#3
Budget? What will the keyboard be used for: gaming, video editing, music... etc.?
Question: Both use wireless and wired. - Are you open to using either a wired or wireless keyboard? No preference?
I suggest trying as many keyboards as possible. It’s helpful to have focused on the needs ("Ordered by importance"), but actually experiencing, touching, and using any keyboard might change your perspective.
A keyboard could satisfy all the requirements yet feel weak or uncomfortable.
Begin by checking recent keyboard reviews in this Forum and elsewhere.
Pick 4 or 5 models you think fit your needs.
Then go to the manufacturer’s sites to read the User Guides/Manuals. Also check the FAQs and any forums.
Consider both what is mentioned and what is left out.
In any case, try using each keyboard directly.
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JebThePleb
03-27-2023, 12:46 PM #3

Budget? What will the keyboard be used for: gaming, video editing, music... etc.?
Question: Both use wireless and wired. - Are you open to using either a wired or wireless keyboard? No preference?
I suggest trying as many keyboards as possible. It’s helpful to have focused on the needs ("Ordered by importance"), but actually experiencing, touching, and using any keyboard might change your perspective.
A keyboard could satisfy all the requirements yet feel weak or uncomfortable.
Begin by checking recent keyboard reviews in this Forum and elsewhere.
Pick 4 or 5 models you think fit your needs.
Then go to the manufacturer’s sites to read the User Guides/Manuals. Also check the FAQs and any forums.
Consider both what is mentioned and what is left out.
In any case, try using each keyboard directly.

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138
03-27-2023, 08:23 PM
#4
No max budget.
I meant features both wirelessly and wired usage.
The research I've done so far is Opened above linked tabs then checked each images and product pages. I've knocked out about half of the priced ones so far.
I don't have much confidence in the accuracy of PCPP Kb filters because example:
-Logi G915 disappears when I tick the "Wireless" box.
-So who bloody knows what else has been excluded with other filters applied.
-Some are unpriced but I'm going to look at them too, coz sometimes it shows up on Google with non-pcpp vendors.
There's just so much more out there that's not added to pcpp - that's one reason I came to forum.
Appreciate the "hands on" suggestion but it's very limited selection on display at box stores.
And I find online/Returns are easy enough these days if you're not happy with it.
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DiamondKing126
03-27-2023, 08:23 PM #4

No max budget.
I meant features both wirelessly and wired usage.
The research I've done so far is Opened above linked tabs then checked each images and product pages. I've knocked out about half of the priced ones so far.
I don't have much confidence in the accuracy of PCPP Kb filters because example:
-Logi G915 disappears when I tick the "Wireless" box.
-So who bloody knows what else has been excluded with other filters applied.
-Some are unpriced but I'm going to look at them too, coz sometimes it shows up on Google with non-pcpp vendors.
There's just so much more out there that's not added to pcpp - that's one reason I came to forum.
Appreciate the "hands on" suggestion but it's very limited selection on display at box stores.
And I find online/Returns are easy enough these days if you're not happy with it.

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DaRkZz_62
Junior Member
3
03-28-2023, 01:06 AM
#5
PCPP Links in Australia - correct?
I agree, but it seems stores usually don’t carry a complete range of products, which probably varies by location. I’ll rely on Forum members in your area for store information and practical experiences.
As for PCPP, just ignore them and their filters.
Use Google or any search engine you prefer to find keyboards that suit your needs directly.
I searched for "both wired and bluetooth keyboard" and found several links over the past year. (Time frame = 1 year.)
For instance (not a product recommendation):
https://www.groovypost.com/reviews/logit...-keyboard/
It’s good that results aren’t always a problem, though it depends on individual preferences.
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DaRkZz_62
03-28-2023, 01:06 AM #5

PCPP Links in Australia - correct?
I agree, but it seems stores usually don’t carry a complete range of products, which probably varies by location. I’ll rely on Forum members in your area for store information and practical experiences.
As for PCPP, just ignore them and their filters.
Use Google or any search engine you prefer to find keyboards that suit your needs directly.
I searched for "both wired and bluetooth keyboard" and found several links over the past year. (Time frame = 1 year.)
For instance (not a product recommendation):
https://www.groovypost.com/reviews/logit...-keyboard/
It’s good that results aren’t always a problem, though it depends on individual preferences.

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_SaltySophie
Junior Member
35
04-18-2023, 04:52 AM
#6
There will be very few options available on a single keyboard, making it hard to find something suitable with media keys and wireless features. It’s unclear if the device has a key lock status indicator, but its specifications should clarify that. The Logitech G915 seems to be the best match for your needs. DAS offers RGB and media keys but isn’t wireless. Corsiar K70 is available but not wireless. Redragon K580 is mechanical but not wireless. Roccat Vulcan provides a unique setup with low-profile keycaps.
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_SaltySophie
04-18-2023, 04:52 AM #6

There will be very few options available on a single keyboard, making it hard to find something suitable with media keys and wireless features. It’s unclear if the device has a key lock status indicator, but its specifications should clarify that. The Logitech G915 seems to be the best match for your needs. DAS offers RGB and media keys but isn’t wireless. Corsiar K70 is available but not wireless. Redragon K580 is mechanical but not wireless. Roccat Vulcan provides a unique setup with low-profile keycaps.