Cheap But Good Gaming Keyboards

True this is not a cheap headset and not advertised for gaming BUT if you are a PCVR gamer the Quest Pro is the headset for you. On par with the Varjo Aero or maybe even a little clearer in picture and a much better FOV. If you want high end clear crisp PCVR the Quest Pro is what you need. The spec sheet doen't do this headset justice!

I've been playing piano for over 50 years now. And all types of keyboards over the last half century as they've evolved (Farfisa Compact, Hammond B3, Ensoniq, Fatar, Korg, etc.) But, I've always loved the piano the most. I owned a beautiful 6' Yamaha Grand for 25 years but had to get rid of it 10 years ago due to our downsizing to a smaller place; it took up a LOT of room. Since then, I've bought and subsequently donated a dozen or so other keyboards, which sounded good, but didn't have that true piano feel. Any pianist can close their eyes and tell you if it's a real piano, just by that feel. But, not with this baby! With the right software (True Pianos, Kontakt, Ominsphere, etc.) you can sound as good as ANY piano on this planet, AND you can do it with headphones if you want! But, the feel, the expression, is pure piano! Why is it perfect?; Price, Quality, Weight (it's very heavy!), Appearance (it's beautiful!), Simplicity (it's just a keyboard with no screen, and no internal sounds; my PC monitor and keyboard is in front of it), and most importantly - FEEL. It IS a real piano. Just close your eyes and play....... It's perfect in every way. The last keyboard I will ever need and own!!!

I bought two of the Nektar SE61 for a specific purpose which isn't done yet. But I read the reviews, heard people's comments and studied these before the purchase made. I have NO doubt they will fit the bill quite nicely when I get to the project for which I purchased them. They look sturdy, feel pretty good for plastic housings. But they aren't cheaply made, have sufficiently solid feel though the keyboards are said to be too much like synth keyboards. But for me, with arthritis, the lighter touch, the responsive feel will work out just fine for what I'm doing. Recommend the NEKTAR line - since they have others which are equally as good, a little bit higher priced but sufficient features to satisfy anyone who might be inclined to buy and use their keyboards PLUS they have other things besides keyboards too - so check them out. Recommended indeed.

I bought this for my son on his birthday. We’ve had other gaming headphones that I though we’re good, But when I used them ... wow it was superior sound. I might buy a set for me now.

It looks like a little bit cheap. But works very well.

Good cheap CPU The CPU is really good I recommend it for Budget Builds The clock Speed is 4.3Ghz without overclocking, But under the load in Cinebench R23 on multithread the max temperature is 91, But u can do undervolt like me. After Undervolting to 1.250v the temperature went down to 76 under the load in CineBench R23 without losing in clocks.

Was a bit skeptical about a wireless kb for gaming, but so far this is probably one of the best keyboards I've ever owned and I've owned a lot. Might even try out a mouse from Asus now.

Excellent battery life and great value for money. Great for gaming controllers, wireless keyboards, and such.

Great headset from recently one of my favorite technology websites. Can find all of my gaming peripherals like Logitech keyboards and mice and everything I imagine. Headset is clear and very strong. Thinking of buying a professional microphone soon and maybe going above and beyond traditional gaming headsets

I have always preferred mechanical keyboards, but did not require the multiple options and flashy LEDs of gaming keyboards. The Das Keyboard is another example (like be quiet cases) of superlative engineering. I spend hours composing complicated clinical reports. I love the feel of this this keyboard, which has increased the speed and accuracy of my typing three-fold. Recommended without reservation.