199 for a normal keyboard. Got you.

fantaskarsef:

199 for a normal keyboard. Got you.

I'd pay that to not have RGB garbage. I still have my Logitech G710+ for now. Recently lubbed the clacky spacebar and added Uniqey QMX clips. It's nice and quiet now. Apart from the broken volume knob and spacebar led it's working just fine. The Ducky One 3 looks like a nice board as well.

TheDeeGee:

I'd pay that to not have RGB garbage. I still have my Logitech G710+ for now. Recently lubbed the clacky spacebar and added Uniqey QMX clips. It's nice and quiet now. Apart from the broken volume knob and spacebar led it's working just fine.

The ironic thing is, you could always buy RGB keyboards with the same switches and same layout size, but 50€ cheaper, and turn RGB off easily. Then uninstall the software as you store the profile on the hardware. That's what I find odd. But certainly, I've only heard good things about "Das Keyboard" hardware.

fantaskarsef:

The ironic thing is, you could always buy RGB keyboards with the same switches and same layout size, but 50€ cheaper, and turn RGB off easily. Then uninstall the software as you store the profile on the hardware. That's what I find odd. But certainly, I've only heard good things about "Das Keyboard" hardware.

RGB should be disabled by default, and software should be needed to enable it.

TheDeeGee:

RGB should be disabled by default, and software should be needed to enable it.

I do agree with the concept, but it's just not applicable for most end customers. Manufactures add RGB so that when someone buys the Keyboard and plugs it in they immediately see the flashy lights which stimulate their petite brain. Basically if you care for RGB on a keyboard you're probably not brainy or tech savvy enough to install the software that would turn it on.