Brown Switch Keyboard Gaming

Best keyboard available! Cherry Mx Brown Switches are amazing. Perfect size keyboard for gaming.

Nice finished keyboard. Really loved the brown switches from Logitech it is now a MX switch but perform as such.

This keyboard has a nice feel (brown switch version, less noisy) on actuating the keys and back. I wasn't sure how fluid the experience would be but it's a good balance of feel and accuracy. I'm able to type nearly as fast out of the box as a much more expensive keyboard.

The brown switch feels much better than the blue switch.

The best wireless keyboard with a firm balance with the brown set for them.

Have a workstation & gaming pc. Needed something like this to switch between them with my keyboard & mouse, works perfectly. Even have extra ports if needed.

The Das Keyboard 4 Pro (Cherry MX Brown switches) is a sheer pleasure to work with. The weight of the keyboard keeps it stable on the desk, and the feel of the keys is satisfying. The keyboard is far from silent, but that is the nature of mechanical keyboards, and the sound is not outrageously loud. The tactile nature of click-click-click of the volume knob is just fun.

I chose the K845 mechanical with brown switches because I wanted an illuminated mechanical keyboard that wasn't overly loud and clicky. The switches are relatively quiet but produce a satisfying click, one that I desired over a mushy key. The illuminated keys are excellent as I prefer a lower light environment to work in. The keys are set up high off the board itself allowing anything that may fall onto the keyboard to simply slide off and not get lodged. The K845 is a wired system which I bought specifically. I don't wish to spend additional money just to have to replace batteries or worry about charging a keyboard. The wired connection works for me and I don't need anything else. For the price, I don't think there is a better mechanical keyboard.

The K845 is a minimalist, wired keyboard that provides the best typing experience I've had since I first purchased an IBM PS/2 in the 1990s. I'd forgotten what using mechanical keys meant for the typing experience. My speed is more akin to what I could reach back in high school in typing class. The keyboard is solidly built and the light effects, while limited, add a nice touch. It would be better if there was some software to control it, but that sort of goes against the minimalist design philosophy, doesn't it? All in all, I can honestly say this is the keyboard I'll be using for all my machines (at a desk) going forward. I've purchased two of them--one for home and one for work. I'd originally purchased a red-switch model, but traded it for brown. I'm sure red provides a good gaming experience, but for typing brown seems to be the way to go. With it, I find much fewer inadvertent keystrokes (none really) than the red produced. The dark gray aesthetic goes well with most settings. This will be my keyboard for the foreseeable future. And I'll never use a membrane keyboard again. Mechanical keyboards are a much better experience.

Good mechanical keyboard, not to noisy. I like MX Brown Switches. I am from Canada. Very quick delivery from B&H and free shipping. Far better than Amazon. Very convenient USB plug on the back of the keyboard. Good quality. Highly recommended.