Well. After my Wooting keyboard broke and this shitty corsair keyboard broke, I am now keyboardless.

Seriously, there doesn't seem to be a reliable keyboard on the market. Everything fucking sucks.

I get to wait 36 hours before I can even work. Fuck everything, my anxiety is going to have a field day.

Use your phone as a virtual keyboard?
Not bad tho, you can take a break. Leleleleel

@NoMad Got any reccs for apps?

@junon nope. Have never been in that situation. Oh, also, a raspberry pi and a few potatoes and you should be able to make a not-so-good keyboard yourself. (And a lot of wire, actually)

Wasn't someone on here a keyboard maker? Could really use an @ right now.

Had my roccat isku for years. The size is not for everyone, but I really like it and it's sturdy as hell.

been using a Cherry mx board 3 for uh... 4 or 5 years now?

What kind of keyboard? I'm surprised you were able to break a the Corsair one if it's anything like the K70 I have

@Jilano It was a shitty 20 eur replacement wireless one that came with the nvidia shield (which is also terrible, as a side note)

@NoMad That's who I was thinking of. Thank you.

@Lyym hi. Would love to chat. :)

Have two ducky keyboards. One is 4.5 years old and I use it daily at work. The new one is nicer though and at home metal base and alloy cover. they came with defects but after I received completely working ones they where golden.

@ArcaneEye I can second this. Apart from an rare ctrl key locking some years later (really minor. was not even worth looking up) I switched to a das Keyboard stealth.

Mainly because I wanted a refresher after all the years and get to experience a Mechanical keyboard. It's more a really sturdy premium keyboard. Looks great, is sturdy, is mechanical and has a nice usb hub for my yubikey. Though I miss the macro keys of the isku.

Does it help you that the world is full of working keyboards that are thrown in the dumpster

I'm interested in knowing how your keyboards broke.

Have been using DasKeyboard 4 Pro for... I dunno at least 5 years probably longer every day at work and another at home (side note they are both home now for the last 3 years since I got early access to the “new normal” of Working from home)

Both have been super solid. Good mechanical will last a long time. I have others too, vortex Race3 for travel, I built a Phantom because... why not, beware mechs and key caps will drain your bank acct if you go too far down that rabbit hole...