I never cared and always found silicone or whatever is the name of those cheap keyboards to be comfortable. But a few months ago I bought a mechanical one and I'm enjoying it so far. It also has lights (not RGB, just white LEDs) and it's nice. A bit noisy though.

I generally have a preference for mechanical keyboards due to their more tactile feedback. I don't care much for that dumb RGB shit, but my current keyboard has that included and I've been using it for ~7 years now. It's a tough cookie, and of a build quality I wouldn't really expect from other types of keyboards.

>>895
i can't even see how bright RGBs could even work with gaming, wouldn't that be distracting?

>>896
Not at all. It's hardly in my peripherals. I never notice it anymore, even with keyboard gaming. Now, a full RGB setup with wall lights and the computer on your desk? That might be a little distracting, but that's not what I have thank Christ

>>894
How much did yours cost? I've been seeing some 100% mechanical ones but they're going for 50 euros or something like that.
>>896
Can't you just set them to an static color? Either way, the lights are pretty nice when it's nighttime or early in the morning and you can clearly see the keyboard thanks to them so you can keep the monitor light low.

Do you think Cats like the light?

The keyboard on my laptop is falling apart, it honestly makes me regret not having a seperate keyboard and a monitor. if the keys fell off, it would be easier to put on again or replace.