Considering my old keyboard died on me, I've considered getting a gaming keyboard. The one I'm interested in at the minute is this one, but I'm not sure of any other sites which sell the same product to Europe. If anyone can recommend any other keyboards I'd be thankful. Oh, and I'm looking for something around £30, but I guess I can stretch further than that.
Thanks in advance.
Edit: Think I've found something. Think this is worth what is asked?
Gaming Keyboard
Tyla
Quaker
I can only say that I have a Z-board somewhere. It's sitting on a shelf. I don't remember why, but I didn't like it overall.
Edit - btw, I'm currently using a BenQ A800 keyboard, which is basically just a generic keyboard with a few extra buttons. Benq don't seem to be making keyboards any more. Most of the "gaming" keyboards I've seen are too full of gee-wiz gewgaws for me.
Edit - btw, I'm currently using a BenQ A800 keyboard, which is basically just a generic keyboard with a few extra buttons. Benq don't seem to be making keyboards any more. Most of the "gaming" keyboards I've seen are too full of gee-wiz gewgaws for me.
Snograt
I'll tell you why, Quaker - because it is made of cheap, rattly plastic and it doesn't have a numpad. I had one - gave it to my son pretty damn quick and got myself a G15.
snaek
yea...that keyboard is a toy really
anything by logitech or microsoft would be suitable
personally i'd go wit
http://www.razerzone.com/c-3-gaming-keyboards.aspx
but im biased
anything by logitech or microsoft would be suitable
personally i'd go wit
http://www.razerzone.com/c-3-gaming-keyboards.aspx
but im biased
Elder III
G15 is good 
personally though I like a simple wired keyboard that I can smash and bash and pour coffee on and still use the next day. The old IBM ones were great for that. XD Most of the "gaming" ones are just a waste of money, but it really depends on personal preference. Try to test one out at a store or somewhere before you buy it, otherwise you may be like me and send it back and just use that old clunker in the closet again. :/

personally though I like a simple wired keyboard that I can smash and bash and pour coffee on and still use the next day. The old IBM ones were great for that. XD Most of the "gaming" ones are just a waste of money, but it really depends on personal preference. Try to test one out at a store or somewhere before you buy it, otherwise you may be like me and send it back and just use that old clunker in the closet again. :/
Lord Sojar
If you can grab a Microsoft Sidewinder X6 keyboard for cheap, get one of those. It has phenomenal reviews.

xDusT II
I was about to suggest this one as well, along with the Sidewinder mouse they seem to make a good pair of gaming peripherals. Don't bother with the Zboard, it's gimmicky and pretty poorly made and the game specific additions aren't very helpful. Also keep in mind most gaming keyboards are fairly large in comparison to most standard keyboards, so make sure you have enough desk space beforehand.
moriz
http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product...82E16823227002
i've always liked slim keyboards, so i'll be getting that.
i've always liked slim keyboards, so i'll be getting that.