We Bought the Best Selling Gaming Keyboards From Best Buy...
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- čas přidán 6. 02. 2022
- Today we are taking a drive to our local Best Buy and purchasing the best setting gaming keyboards that they have in stock. Are they any good?
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HyperX Alloy Origins - shop-links.co/cgxcGQNHrKA
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Love seeing the buying process and selection on offer on shelves. Would definitely continue watching these.
Same! Love it
i’ve got the hyperx alloy core origins. it’s a great keyboard for casual gaming in my opinion and there’s so many modes and options! it’s also my first keyboard and i’ve had no problems!
I second this^ I have the tkl with aqua switches and I love it
After my son's experience with hyper x, being the best bang for buck headphones, I am considering a hyper x keyboard myself.
i like how you can disable the caps lock
Nice
Best keyboard I’ve ever had feels way better than any razer 60% and Corsair etc
I got the Razer black widow elite when it was going for 170 bucks, worst decision I’ve ever made, it’s practically impossible to resell because no one wants it.
Highly recommend razer huntsman mini in terms of pure gaming it's probably the best keyboard for gaming
@@zestarmy Yeah, I moved on to custom keyboards, the huntsman mini is pretty nice but I think I prefer just building my own at this point.
One thing to note about the HyperX 60, after trying multiple 60% keyboards, is the placement of the FN key. You can hit/hold it with your pinky making it much easier to use than any other 60% I tried. I'm primarily using a 75% Azoth but love the little HyperX as well, it perfect for traveling. The Aqua switches are amazing, somewhere between a brown and a red.
I absolutely love my G915 TKL! I bought the normal G915 at 1st but returned it for the TKL because I could not stand having the keyboard so far to the right to compensate for my mouse movements, If you do get one for gaming get the TKL. Also build quality is top notch other than there not being usb c for some reason.
I've got the hyperx alloy core origins keyboard and oh man, jt feels so nice. I've had other keyboaards before, but all of them were cheap and made out of plastic. I never imagined that an aluminium keyboard would feel so good.
And it's not very noicy when you write so for me it is perfect.
Would love to see these guys review the keychron k6, I bought one brand new a couple months ago and I have 0 complaints
I have a Logitech G613 keyboard, the button you kept hitting on and off on the Logitech keyboard is a button that disables the Windows key so you aren’t in game and sending yourself to the desktop. It’s a handy key.
I really wish there was a 65% version that still has the function row. Most people don't have issues with their keyboard being too long in that direction anyhow.
i have the 815. i love it. the button you didnt know is to turn the window key on or off so you if you hit it in a game it wont work
Currently rocking a k65 mini with Hyper X pudding caps. Absolutely love this thing. I also have a K70 mk1 that is collecting dust. It’s not a bad keyboard, I just prefer the size of the K65
I can honestly say ad an owner of a Logitech 815, it absolutely does take some getting used to a bit. Once you do tho, you kind of wonder how you lived without it. Lol. 1 thing you notice is a lack of wrist fatigue present in a lot of thicker, chonkier mechanical keyboards. And those clucky switches? Mmmm! I ADORE them! Just the right amount of clean click without the overbearing loudness of most blue switches. I personally recommend it. It also does come in tactile and linear
the z20 from evga used to 175 but they go as low as 55-60 on amazon nowadays and are amazing value for the money
Recently i replaced my Logitech setup for a Hyperx one, loving my Hyperx Core Origins and my Pulsefire Haste wireless, anyways im still using the logitech mousepad and headset. Hyperx has the best TKL keyboards, nice mouses and acceptable headsets. If you’re a full size keyboard user you should go with Corsairs or Logitech for sure.
Ayy love the videos💪🏽❤️
Good to see you somewhere new
Love y’all’s videos!
I have the hyperx alloy origins(full size), its amazing, the only thing is after several months the control key doesnt feel as smooth as the rest, as if it needs to be lubed a little, not a big deal, but something i should mention. Another keyboard i use is a logitech G915(also full sized), it does have the clicky keys, but i do go back and forth between both keyboards, but i do like both. The only thing i dont like about the logitech is that the colors isnt the best when you go for a purple, it has way too much blue regardless of how you try to fix it, add a little red and it is more pink then purple(my setup is black and purple)
i have the k70 mk.2 and I also now have the k65 rapidfire. The k70 is great for fullsize but I needed to maxamize my space a bit and opted to go with one without the num pad. I'll be bringing it back out of retirement when I move and I have a bigger area for my setup. I've never been much of a fan of razer keyboards. Their mice and headsets on the other hand are great! Steelseries also makes great keyboards and they use magnetic wrist rests! I work at a best buy location and ive tried out a few keyboards before settling in with corsair! There's a keyboard out there for everyone you just need to find what you like!
love my k70. Best for rgb fans
I use to be on the same boat, never liked Razer keyboards and always had either Logitech or Corsair ones. Recently I decided to switch out my K70 with something smaller to maximize my already cramped deck space and I went with the Razer Huntsman mini. It's honestly fantastic and I've enjoyed every minute with it so far. I do miss the super RGB styling of my K70, but I ordered some pudding keycaps to maximize the Razer's RGB potential. Now the K70 is at my work office because every work space needs a killer keyboard and RGBs.
Funny story, I just recently switched to the Logitech g Pro keyboard and I’m way more into it than my Corsair’s. Mind you I still like them but this one has turned into my new go to for fps gaming! I may try out a razer at some point too!
I have the hyper x alloy origins with the aqua switches and pudding keycaps you cannot go wrong with this set up I recommend it!
You guys had me pegged at about 20 seconds into the video ... I have a Black Widow keyboard and a Corsair mouse ... and yes, I bought them at Best Buy!
I have the blackwidow v2. It is my first mechanical keyboard. I absolutely love mine.
these vlogs type tech vids are really good
skipped some in the beginning BT THANK U BEYOND BRODDIES LOVE YALL ENERGY & THE FKN VID❕🔥🔥
I got a great deal on a Corsair K65 a couple months ago. I would've liked it just fine at MSRP but for the $40 I paid for it I absolutely love it.
Also, there's a really fast and easy mod you can do by cutting a layer of foam to pad the hollow between the PCB and the shell that really improves the sound and the feel of typing on it.
40$? how lucky, in Philippines it is being sold at 110$
@@bradbonarddelacruz2238 I got lucky for sure. They retail for about that much here too but I came across a guy who had gotten it as a part of a combo with a GPU from somewhere and didnt even want the keyboard. He was asking 60, I offered 40 and he took it. Right place at the right time is all it was.
Conrsair k65. Mini
Amazing video!
Great video 👑
Can you please do a review on the MSI - Delta 15.6" FHD 240hz Gaming Laptop - Ryzen R7-5800 - Radeon RX6700M - 1TB SSD - 16GB Memory - Black.
My local Walmart had the corsair k60 rgb pro keyboard for 35 dollars a few weeks ago so I snagged one it's listed for 80 dollars on amazon
Toasty Bros, I swear to god you are literally giving my reccommended a virus attack 🤣
keep it up guys!
i saw the Corsair K65 Mini in the thumbnail and thats the keyboard I have, imo I like it the Cherry MX Red switches sound nice without lubing them
Ltc nimbleback is what I’m rocking with red switches, pretty enjoyable
just got the K70 MK2 a couple of days ago and so far im loving it, nice bright rgb responsive keystroke, no issues what so ever
thx for the advice
EVGA have the Z20 which appears to be the twin to the Corsair K70... you should do a comparison as the Z20 is less expensive.
i have the hyperx alloy core origins, i like it I just think the keys could be a tiiiny bit more sensitive but other than that I love it
Can’t help but notice that the inside of your truck looks like nactua fans lol nice vid
I had a logitech low profile full-size keyboard for $130 and absolutely hated it. I often missed keys because it was difficult to differentiate the edges (the edges of each key were very slightly raised, but rounded and easy for your finger to slip off), and for some odd reason the keys stuck really bad even right out of the box. I literally had to put part of my body weight down on the right shift key to get it to press with a violent SNAP, and this had been an issue since the beginning. I replaced it with a cheap Havit keyboard and, while I miss the silence of the low profile keyboard, I don't regret stepping down in price at all.
My local Best Buy sells RedDragon keyboards for around $45. They're just as good as the $100 keyboards if not better. They're not locate on the gaming peripheral isle. They're located by the prebuilt PC section.
Still Rockin' with Corsair k70 MK2 but Low Profile version 👀👌
what was the close up at 22:30 XD it was funny they should do it more
The best gaming keyboard is the:
Merc Stealth.
I've using one and have used mine for over a decade. Everything still works.
that thing is ugly hahaha
@@guacfiend Nice name ;)
@@guacfiend it's not about the looks. It's the functionality.
I like being able to reach the 1 to 10 number keys with a slight movement of my finger. I like how the wsad keys are wrapped by other keys. Making it very easy to reach these keys.
As a gamer it's the best keyboard for functionality. Essentially if your playing a MMO.
The random "draw" button on Logitech keyboards puts it in game mode. So basically it locks out the windows key so you can't accidentally bump it while gaming.
yooo that k65 sounds insanely good...
Since Jackson is an NFT expert, how much would my NFT of Belle Delphine's Gamer Water be worth? I paid BIG BIG bucks, and I know what my stuff is worth.
NFA?
Dawg go outside
Pq é que eu sinto que tu me segues nos tech videos
Get help
I’d buy it to just rub on my ba….
hey is bying a refurbished laptop from microcentre worth it?
Steelseries??!!! How'd you pass that up?
THE TOASTY BROS INTRO IS EPIC
Love the Best Buy at St Mathews!
My keyboard is a Element Beryllium with Kailh red switches. I tape modded it to make it sound more poppy, the switches don't really need lubing so i didnt bother. Its full size, braided cable, blue leds. Pretty much perfect for me, just wish it was TKL, however it was a good deal at $15 from facebook marketplace and came with a nice mousepad!
Thanks for the review.. I personally like to have two usb ports on a keyboard, one for a mouse and one for usb thumb drive. great review.. You guys type the same.. lol .. always thought the best way to test keyboards is first blind folded and ear plugs, then remove ear plugs , then remove the blind fold. typing is more about feel but people get sucked into what they look like..
My favorite gaming keyboard is the ducky one 2 mini. My favorite in this list is the hyper x. least favorite is the Logitech
You guys didn't get any steelseries keyboards I got the apex 3 keyboard and its by far the best keyboard for me that I've used
The mid ranged keyboard you purchased cost more than my custom built computer!
Sheeesh about to start watching !!!
The button that looks like a joystick on the g815 is the gaming mode, it disables the windows button and in the Ghub you can add additional inputs in case you want to disable some extra keys when gaming. It’s the current keyboard I have and I absolutely love it!
I use Razer stuff. I really like the Huntsman line, the Black Widow ones don't do it for me, they're a little too gamer-ey and don't have the detachable cable.
I use the K70 MK2 low profile edition its a solid and beautiful keyboard the downside is just if my feet in the ceramic or carpet it electrocute my hand quite jumpscare sometimes if your feet not on carpet it's fine
I never had that a shock with mine. interesting
lmao same
Bruh I think there's something else going on there..are your outlets grounded? Like are they 2 hole or 3 hole?
@@dinklezucc5982 what outlets?? they're 2 hole
@@grenven the outlet your computer is plugged into. My guitar/amp was shocking me and I couldn't figure out why. One day I moved it to a different room with the 3 hole wall outlet and boom problem solved. Might be what's happening with ur kb.
Or maybe it's just a faulty PCB or something idk haha hope this helps chief.
My Razer has a thick, padded magnetic wrist pad. Strange that one didn’t . Edit: My Razer is the V3 Pro.
Also our Logitech Orion 810 has really nice Romer G keys.
that was definitely store 333 in Louisville
Hey can I know if you can deliver in canada ?. I would like to buy a pc of yours.
These mini keyboards are fine for laptops, cause you have those special buttons on the laptop itself.
u should try the razer blackwidow elit its a really nice keyboard
I’m surprised that they didn’t pick up the Logitech g pro As the gx blues are good and are quite fast so a video idea/try the Logitech g pro with gx blues
G815 looks amazing
It is. And if the retail price is a bit much, you can find them used on E-Bay. I bought mine for $57. A steal for such a great board.
Let’s appreciate how they spent more than 500 for us to see what keyboard is good
I’m gonna try the $46 Onn keyboard. These seem a bit pricey for me.
Ive tried Walmarts Onn Gaming Keyboard. It's good.
Really only the Origins 60 from HyperX is worth the buy considering the switches are factory lubed, and its a cheap 60% keyboard. However every keyboard including the Origins 60 are hollow, pingy, and have completely unlubed stabs. Also im not sure why one of them said the K65 from Corsair was lubed, y'all can check out any other review on CZcams and you'll be told they're unlubed. However seeing a list for gamers who possibly don't care to much about how the keyboard is made comparative to price is fair.
Another thing to be mindful of, Synapse, HyperX software, EVGA, etc.. you mix and match brands.. the RGB software is going to conflict with each other.
What do you mean by that? Right now I got hyperx mouse. Looking into buying a keyboard
@@richguev software runs the RGB.. each program conflicts with the other.. mix brands and your just adding chances of conflict. Yes you can save profits but open another brands app to change rgb colors and something will crash
@@ColonelFusion
That’s good to know, thank you for replying back.
@@richguev you're welcome. My EVGA card has a lot of cool effects. The Gigabyte motherboard does the worst (cpu fans) and the HyperX can take a lot of cool stuff.. check out Mars on CZcams for his HyperX RGB demos you can download
@@ColonelFusion
Awesome, you’re so informative. Ok, going to check it out now since everything in my set is hyperX now. 🙌🏽🙇🏽♂️
I think the Logitech one is more my liking, i prefer low profile and silent one.
Yall gotta get some akko/epomakers to play with
You get a better keyboard if you build it yourself, get yourself a Royal Kludge RK84 as a base and order your preferred switches and keycaps off of Amazon (Doesn't have to be an RK84 there are heaps to choose from). I recommend the Akko Vintage White 35 gram actuation force, Jelly Black 50 actuation force, Rose Red 43 actuation force or the Vibrant Reds 53 actuation force. All of these are different and there are so many more switches but building your own keyboard is super fun and you can personalise it to your liking also its cheaper than a high end Corsair keyboard. I own a Corsair K70 LUX RGB which cost me $250AUD and I gotta be honest its garbage in comparison to a keyboard you can build yourself. There are so many mods you can do and a fantastic enthusiast community to get in touch with, I highly recommend it.
Can you test out the cyber power gamer xtreme vr
i got the apex pro steel series 7 i been enjoying them for the 5 months that i own them but razor i had that same 60% one it only lasted me 3 months before the keys went bad .
There's no way the keys went bad in 3 months, did you spill water all over your keyboard? Should've had customer service swap it out, 3 months is extremely strange, especially if you had the optical switches
WHAT DOES THE CRAYON BUTTON DO?
get the steel series apex pro, its the best
You should review the apex pro tlk
The K100 is by far the best full-size keyboard corsair makes it just costs a lot more but you get a really nice padded wrist rest a scroll wheel and faster switches than the K70 has
it doesnt have faster switches they're literally the same switch lol
Nvm got it mixed up with different keyboard
@@Emeemhappens
Was also mainly talking about the Actuation Distance the k100 is 1.0mm well the normal k70 is 2.0m but the new one seems to be 1.2mm so I was somewhat wrong
@@Owy. isnt the actuation distance 1.2mm of k100 as well? reading it here in this description in amazon. Also what do u think of keychron Q2 keyboard, cant figure out what to get
thanks
And then there's me, who still uses the cheap Dell wired keyboard/mouse that came with a work PC 5 years ago. I guess I'm easy to please.
anyone else think they were a little high at the start? (like really going to see the biggest tv thats something I would do high)
Everytime I go to best buy I’ll find the biggest of anything but yes that also sounds like something I’d do high 😂
Toasty bros can you have a look at cheapest rtx3050, 3060 laptops please
at matthews’s no way y’all are in KY!
St*
the g815 sounded so damn mushy!
bro looks like seth rogan hahahah 4:00
Ahhh, watching toasty bros after a hard day at school😊
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Me: with no school 😎
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@@theoneandonly8679 I mean it's still fun to hop on CZcams with no school but after school just hits different.
surprised the apex pro tkl isnt top 5
My $30 steel series is great
Why no steeleseries
Has anyone used the msi low profile gk50?
G815 supremacy
This is the Best Buy I go to, to
What was funny about the intro from the two in the back? I need to know!
No SteelSeries keyboard? That's a shame.
I prefer the sound of the hyperX
i have the corsair K60 RGB SE. dont recomend it from amazon had to return it 3 times due to a faulty board after a few months. i am getting the K70 TKL from Corsairs website soon. as soon as amazon give me my refund on the previous keyboard. Dont get me wrong the K60 RGB SE is a stellar keyboard. just had more than 1 be bad from amazon. but i won't bash the keyboard as i did enjoy my time using it.
the k60 and k65 mini look much better with hyperX pudding keycaps
My favorite PC bros
Damn I didn't know Seth Rogan had a tech channel
when i bought a 65% i was worried about my function row, but honestly just pressing the Fn key extra for the rare occasion i need a function key isn't as bad as it sounds
As a current keyboard enthusiast it is interesting seeing what the $100+ gaming keyboard market is like, especially considering I used to really want one like these a couple years ago.
Currently, I wouldn't trade a $400+ custom for anything else.
Why pay over $100 for a name brand keyboard? Just pickup a RedDragon for $45.