A combination of a small layout and tilting your keyboard creates enough space for microphone and a nice cup of coffee. The K530 Draconic from Redragon is a 60% mechanical keyboard with full-size keys. It also has additional writing on the front side of the keys to help you find the commands that can be accessed together with the function key. Overall, the design and build quality are great for the price and you even get wireless connectivity.

Coming with replaceable colored keycaps, you are able to customize the look of the keyboard and go for a multi-color design that is sure to impress.The RK61 comes with Outemu switches, while not being the best, are an excellent option if you’re looking for a cheaper keyboard. The switches have a lifespan of 50 million keystrokes. Detachable Type-C Cable ] Plugging the keyboard in works straight away without any software installed, you can use it as easy as plug and play. And this USB port wired gaming keyboard is wide compatibilty, it adapt to Win98 / 2000/ 7 / 8 / 10 / XP / Vista / ME / MAC

Instead of the dedicated arrow keys, the SK61 opts for the standard 60% layout. This makes the design slightly less unique in my opinion. You won’t have to spread your hands apart as far when gaming leading to a more comfortable setup. Better PortabilityGo from a thin set of ABS keycaps to these bad boys and you’ll notice a huge improvement immediately. Plate: The plate is usually made of aluminum, steel, or brass, but you can opt for plate-less if you want. The plate improves the rigidity of the build. The keyboard comes with Bluetooth, which allows you to connect it to a variety of devices like your PC, Mac, or your phone or tablet. The battery is 1300mAh, and that should get you about 10 hours of usage if you push it, and an impressive 480 hours of standby time. It also has a built-in on/off switch so it saves power when you aren’t using it. The high-quality PBT keycaps have a bit of texture, so your fingers won't slip off of them, even during tense, competitive games. They also have clear legends that allow the RGB lighting to shine through them, making them easy to read in darker rooms. Overall, this keyboard's gaming performance is unparalleled at this price point, with its higher-than-average maximum polling rate of 8000Hz and split-millisecond latency for a highly responsive in-game experience. It's also compatible with Corsair's iCUE software, meaning you can sync up your lighting effects with other Corsair products, like your mouse or PC components, for a unified theme in your setup.

If you are a regular computer user then it makes sense to invest in a hard wearing peripheral that will enhance your experience. There is no point having an extreme gaming system if you are using a cheap keyboard, it will be mushy and unresponsive for typing and gaming. Many people like to game with their keyboards tilted which makes it difficult to use a large keyboard such a full-sized, because the number pad will hang off the desk. We highly recommend you explore custom keyboards as an option as they are a ton of fun to build. Conclusion Tilting your keyboard is a popular style that many gamers have adopted since the LAN days. The theory is that tilting the keyboard will save on desk space and give you more room to move your mouse. If you’re the type to play on a lower sensitivity and make long strokes with your mouse, the extra space created by a 60% keyboard will be well recieved.

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First things first, the layout is a standard 60%, which is why this is one of the cheapest 60% keyboards out there. You do get layouts with the Fn key, and the second layout is actually fairly well thought out. You have the arrows in the right bottom corner, as well as all the keys that would traditionally sit above them implemented intuitively.