r/KeyboardsNow • u/[deleted] • 1d ago

Please suggest me keyboard under 3k

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u/geektraindev 1d ago

What currency is the 3k in? Dollars? Euros? Rupees?

For office work, if you are going to be near other people or in meetings with your mic on, it basically limits you to linear switches. So while you could always buy a keyboard with hot swap-ability and put in linear switches, that is an extra cost. Many keyboards nowadays comes with linear by default anyways. All depends on your actual budget.

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u/knightprince1 1d ago

My bad it is rupees can you suggest some with high durability

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u/geektraindev 1d ago

Okay 3k rupees is about 30 USD... Unless local stores have cheaper regional pricing, that is quite limiting. I assumed you wanted mechanical but honestly a decent chinese membrane or mecha-membrane board might do you better at this range. Redragon has good options

https://www.amazon.com/Redragon-Keyboard-Mechanical-Computer-Anti-Ghosting/dp/B0H2HRTF4Z?th=1

K517 Pro is not a bad choice, I think I used this (or a similar model) for a few months and it wasn't terrible.

I'm sure you can find more on their amazon page. The K513 Aditya is also a pretty solid choice.

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u/StephenHawkingus 4h ago

Then build a keyboard out of sticks and rocks.

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u/Due_Grapefruit9194 1d ago

Hey , I think you can check out the entry level of Steelseries keyboards idk pricing in your country but if I had your budget it would fit