Mechanical keyboards with backlight for less than 100€? suggestions and helping decide.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/310683288718?lpid=82

Yes it is.

Buy the Ozone in PcComponentes, it's a fantastic keyboard.

Tambien resulta dificil encontrar uno con la mierda de ñ xD

I recently picked up a CM Storm Quickfire TK with brown switches. I'm a fan of the brown switches since they have that tactile click when the key actuates, but isn't as loud and "clack-y" like the blue switches. Very nice for gaming in my opinion. I also like having the combined ten-key and arrows, but the smaller form factor that they make when chopping off the ten-key. The ones I got are illuminated white, but you can get them in blue and red as well. Here is the one I got.

Thanks for Cardinal Quest (6M9Y20UF)!

So, I grew up using an IBM Model M keyboard, as mechanical as it gets. I loved it. When you hit a key, you knew you hit it. You know?

Now I use a soft mac wireless keyboard. Did you press the key? Are you sure? There's almost no travel to the keys, they're very soft.

But here's the thing: when you have to do a LOT of typing (I program and write), the soft keyboard is better. It's counter-intuitive, because the sharp mechanical keyboard initially FELT so much better, but it wears after a while. In the meantime, I can type on the soft keyboard forever and my fingers don't get tired. I thought I would hate it, and I ended up loving it.

(It still doesn't have the right sound though...)

I don't know if I would ever spend that much on a keyboard again. My last big keyboard purchase was a mechanical hardwired dvorak natural-style. Great, but expensive. So expensive.... And when it broke, that was it.

ive never heard of the keyboard that you posted but i have a Max Tesoro Keyboard. i enjoy it alot. in my opinion it is quite attractive. here is a link for their keyboards.

http://www.maxkeyboard.com/

they come out of the US, from California. i got mine cause i got it on sale along with free items at the time. my keyboard also came with a free Tesoro Mouse, a free mouse pad, free extra mechanical keys with art icons for them, & a free key puller. it was a great deal & the keyboard is extremely well built. but this might not meet your price range since it might cost you more for international shipping

I think your best bet is saving a little more and get a mechanical keyboard above 100$ because you don't seem very satisfied with the options you have now.

Corsair Vengeance K70 Anodized Black, bought this board myself in a impusle buy. Great keyboard, little more expensive but its great. Anti-ghosting and full-key rollover. Cherry red switches.

So I decided to spend a little more than 100€, to buy a Logitech G710+ with Cherry Mx Brown switches, here is a review on Tom's Hardware :)

Hey make sure that the Desura keys I posted above are used :D, because I gave one of these to my friend and it wasn't used.