[wanderlee869]

I've recently been looking in to replacing my older mechanical keyboard and saw logitech has a G613 wireless mechanical keyboard suitable for gaming just like their wireless mice.  Do you think there's any point to using a wireless mechanical keyboard?  It also seems to be the only listing at all for a wireless mechanical option from any major brand which is odd.

Also anyone have recommendations for a modern mechanical keyboard in general?  I'm currently using a cm storm quickfire rapid cherry mx brown switches.

[lwantedfapfap]

I think LTT just released a video on wireless keyboards. Maybe that will help you find what you're looking for.

[xhamsterplacebopt]

I'm not on gaming gear but I only use microsoft and logitech keyboards and mouses and I think they are some of the best solutions on the market. Cheaper brands usually have very bad battery life on their wireless solutions.

[LaSxrenity]

Honestly I recommend just getting a regular wired keyboard. They're a lot more reliable and if you're concerned with clutter on your desk more than anything else it's better just to drill a hole in your desk or just route the cable neatly under it. Plus if you have a wired keyboard it wont die on you at random.

[wanderlee869]

Just watched the LTT video I guess I agree, the only options are chinese off brands and a lot just have bluetooth which is pointless. Only question now is what key type to look for, never got to test more of the clicky types of keys.

[Mortal123]

how often do you need to move your keyboard to warrant a wireless one?