I use whatever keyboard my school purchases for its gaming PCs. Although quite honestly, as long as I have my osu! hitsounds I could be using a Dell laptop keyboard from 2007 for all I care.

 

Rocking a Ducky with Browns, but they're not quite tactile enough for me. I lust for things more like blues, and almost pulled the trigger on a matte black recreation of the Model M some time ago. Alas, the ears of my friends on discord must be protected for now.

There's some amazing ML stuff for cutting non voice sound coming out of Nvidia, so maybe in the next couple years I can make it happen.

 

Your school has gaming PCs?

I have a Filco Majestouch 2 tenkeyless. Had it since 2012. Works beautifully, no troubles. No regrets. Cherry MX Browns. Not quiet, but not stupid loud either.

 

Logitech G19 gaming keyboard that is like a decade old. Used to be useful when I played MMOs and such. Less so now, but it still works flawlessly. Still have fond memories of calling raid boss AoEs using the built in screen displaying timers. I also occasionally use the G keys to automate stupid little tasks.

 

Rosewill keyboard with Cherry MX Blue switches. I like the click-clack I get from it.

 

Ducky Shine 7, Cherry MX red switches

 

I'm using a ...~12 years old, dusty ass merc stealth keyboard. I've meant to buy a mechanical one for forever (Ched really recommended me mx browns), but I've never gotten around to it. I'd like to find some in a shop to test them out, but I've only seen reds and blues.

Keyboard and speakers are the PC stuff I care about the least, really.

 

I was on the same train of thought until a friend gave me his old Teufel 5.1 system with two speakers (the other two weren't working anymore). Those two speakers plus the subwoofer alone made such a difference in my enjoyment of music, films, and series that going back to anything else would be an incredible downgrade.

As for the keyboard, I use a Cherry KC 1000, which is a run of the mill product available for 10 to 15 €. I'm on my third iteration now, changing them every two to three years or so (even bought one extra last time around). Usually the keys stop working after the two/three years, but I've grown very comfortable with this setup. (I have no ideas of keyboards in general, so the rest of the debate goes by me entirely).

 

Mm.

They double as game design and esports club PCs. It's quite nice, although the mice are shit and there are no headphones, so I usually bring my own.

 

Well I'm a little disappointed, was hoping to see people describe themselves and their personalities.
That being said I have a Razer Blackwidow, I got it as part of a second hand computer I bought years ago and it still works perfectly.
I set it to have minimal rgb action as that annoys me and I enjoy the click clack of the keys.
I did fuck up and one of the arrow keys got removed.

 

I have an old MS natural keyboard that's so broken in, half the letters aren't visible anymore. Old reliable.

 

We're keyboard buddies!
I got the version with the letters printed on the side of the keys. Looks classy.


Pictured: incredibly good picture of my keyboard and definitely not the cat

 

I use a standard Das mechanical keyboard with blank keycaps.

 

The one attached to my laptop, or the one my work gives everyone.

 

I've got a corsair K95 that I use. Nothing particularly fancy or anything, but it does the job and is satisfying to use.