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Gaming mechanical keyboards
Gaming mechanical keyboards are known for being more precise, long-wearing, and may be more comfortable to use over long periods as they require less pressure from your fingers to spring. When it comes to gaming, precision and speed are everything -- so it's no wonder many gamers opt to go mechanical if they can.

Best Upper Mid-Range Keyboard For Typing
If the price tag and the customization factors of the Keychron Q2 don't appeal to you, we recommend the Razer Pro Type Ultra. In exchange for the range of customization, you get a unit with excellent wireless versatility, so you can connect it with its Razer Productivity Dongle to use with select Razer productivity mice, or you can use it with up to three devices with Bluetooth. With a battery life of over 200 hours, you won't have to worry about it dying frequently.

GAMING KEYBOARDS
From multi-award winning Razer Mechanical Switches designed specifically for gaming to a mecha-membrane hybrid, discover the gaming keyboard for you—equipped with speed, precision and your preferred typing experience.

Laser keyboard

A laser projection keyboard uses a virtual layout to project a keyboard on any surface. This keyboard was invented in the year 1992 by a group of IBM technicians and engineers.

Although it is an innovative technology, I think it's not good for any professional. Sometimes it takes a long response time.

Ergonomic keyboard

An ergonomic keyboard is a computer keyboard specially designed to minimize the side effects of using computers continually. The keys are placed in V shape, to minimize muscle strain. It is also helpful to type fast. Ergonomic keyboards are very good for those who have any muscle related issues.

Azio Retro with White Leather and Copper Trim

Ever wanted a keyboard that screams “typewriter in an opulent Parisian palace?” For the four of you who answered with an enthusiastic “Oui!” Azio has you covered.

There’s no question this is an unconventional keyboard design, and though you can also get it in not quite so brazen options (like simple black, or copper and black,) it’s going to make a statement regardless. The Azio Retro is clearly designed to emulate a typewriter, which is a neat concept, and it doesn’t just look fancy. The lighting is stellar, the braided USB cable feels great; every part of this keyboard feels all around well-built.

This couldn’t be more NOT a gaming keyboard, but it’s surprisingly gamer friendly. The switches are very responsive, and adjusting to the unconventional keycaps, was much easier than I thought it would be.

The Azio Retro line has style and flash to go around, and is perfect for the aspiring courtier within.

Sunsky Aula Destroyers

If you’re looking for a keyboard that will channel your inner Diablo, you’ve found it. It’s the sort of keyboard a gargoyle would use on the side of an ancient castle, that a General of Chaos would use to command her Legion of Doom.

I’m unclear on why the backlight is blue instead of red, but there’s no question that if you’re setting up a gaming build in your new underground lair, this eccentric keyboard from Sunsky is a great place to start.

I’m so glad there’s a board out there for everyone, even aspiring supervillains.