What type of keyboard do you use?

Colton, I only got a Page not found (404) on that link :|

Got one of them handmedowns from my brother a couple of months back.

https://www.amazon.com/SteelSeries-64145-Apex-Gaming-Keyboard/dp/B00DQ5RGOY

Before that, I've used a Logitech G710+ for years. Still have it, just need a bit of a cleanup, always good to have a backup.

Just my laptop keyboard

just normal wireless trust keyboard
cheapest one i could find at moment
it came with mouse but the mouse had really awful scroller so i replaced that with another cheap wireless mouse with better scroller

Cheapest there is - in need for replacement probably because my lunch has found its way under the space bar... I mostly use the mouse when simming though - that's a cheap one, also, the only one wired I could find.

I just got a logitech G413 Carbon. I'm still getting used to it, I never had a mechanical keyboard before. But so far it works well.

A new HP Omen gaming laptop one which started with different key lighting for different areas and the usual W A S D ones in white. I've changed all them to one colour finding I could choose my own!

Out of game I've just found (with relief) that CTRL plus mouse wheel enlarges and diminishes the screen on Windows 10. It doesn't work on Sims 4 in-game unfortunately but does on the Web Gallery to see the Lot houses and Households etc., better.

> @Colton147147 said:
> As the title says...
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> I am currently using the Corsair Strafe RGB:
> https://www.corsair.com/us/en/Categories/Products/Gaming-Keyboards/Mechanical-Gaming-Keyboards/STRAFE-RGB-Mechanical-Gaming-Keyboard-—-CHERRY®-MX-Silent/p/CH-9000121-NA
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> I am planning into upgrading a newer keyboard, but I am unsure on what to buy (I am looking into SteelSeries, Roccat, or another Corsair).

The keyboard for my laptop?? lol

A Lenova keyboard, full size. I work from home and do a lot of typing, and I'm ridiculously picky about my keyboards. I don't like those keyboards that mimic laptop keyboards with the keys really short, flat, and compact. Mine is a new keyboard but in the old school original style with the raised and slightly curved keys.

I have a white (and also a pink) Razer Quartz keyboard (https://www.razer.com/gaming-keyboards/Razer-Huntsman/RZ03-02521800-R3M1). They're noisy mechanical keyboards, but they're very nice to type on. If you like the keyboard you have, just stick with the same brand.

https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Washable-Wired-Keyboard-K310/dp/B008D1JRIO
This one... It's okay, never tried to wash it though. I would like a keyboard without numpad tbh, but I still want to have home, end etc. buttons and proper arrow keys! Proper arrow keys are generally hard to find on smaller keyboards, I don't want up and down arrow button to share space. Also I don't like mechanical keyboards.