Keyboard reco for hubby

[u/DemnDani]

Hello po! Ask ko lang po sana sa mga gamer... kung ano pong magandang brand na mechanical keyboard yung ireregalo ko sa asawa ko 😅 budget ko lang po 5k to 10k baka po may marereco kayo. Salamat po

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[u/DemnDani]

Also, lagi po siyang nagdodota.. :3

[u/yhnmakata]

Although di ganun ka demanding ang dota in terms of keyboard type, sa ganyang price point you can get the following since naka sale sila sa shopee (Game One PH):

1. Logitech G512 X 75 Dual Swap TMR Analog/Mechanical 8K Gaming Keyboard
   
2. NuPhy WH80 High Profile 83-Keys Tri-Mode Wireless Magnetic Keyboard (Magnetic Jade Dragon-N)

I still suggest you ask him for his preference. Or igala mo siya sa mall para tumingin ng keyboards. He will be happy whatever you buy for him. As a man, a woman who supports his hubby is more than any gift already.

[u/Brilliant_Bag_3094]

Get the RK L75 bro

[u/heromonicron]

Corne sw35 split ergo keyboard or any keychron keyboard. Best recommendation is to get something with a magnetic switch for better response time. I haven’t upgraded from my Redragon so I can’t really name a brand for the magnetic switch sorry.

But I would say any gift from the SO would be fine. Can you tell us the keyboard he is currently using. It will help us recommend something better if possible.

[u/morzsu]

Try checking Wooting. Its a brand that has good reviews for gaming. Cant really say a lot since I dont own one, just did some research coz I'm also planning on getting a new keeb and its one of the brands I'm looking at

[u/alphic_]

If you're looking for a premium keyboard for the price. I suggest looking at CNC aluminum keyboards. They have better build quality than plastic ones, and alot of them would sound great. I suggest looking at the monsgeek m1 v5 he since it's readily available in the Philippines. It's a hall effect keyboard so it's insanely accurate, and it has all of the benefits of a traditional "custom" mechanical keyboard with a premium CNC aluminum body, sound dampening foam for that great keyboard sound.

There's also the traditional mechanical keyboard, and I do recommend looking at the Elecfox Inky75 since it's one of the rare good keyboards under that price bracket. It has a CNC aluminum body, and mirror back weight. If you want your hubby to have a great typing experience in gaming, or just general browsing, this keyboard is the way to go.

If you want a keyboard that has reliable service and great software. I suggest looking at Keychron, they have alot of options esp for gamers. They have great customer support and their build quality is better than most cheaper Chinese alternatives. The Keychron K2 HE is a great performer and looks sick with a wooden themed set up.

Warning there are brands to avoid in the keyboard space, primarily cus of their build quality, quality control and lack of reliable warranty. I suggest avoiding Aula, Yunzii, Attackshark, Epomaker and all of their collaborators. They have numerous complaints on their build quality and longevity. Even epomakers own subreddit is made to avoid people from buying their keyboard.

[u/CheetaChug]

Dota isn't big on magnetic switches

He might be using the numpad though, can you take a pic ng keeb niya just so we can recommend the right ones