Top TKL mechanical keyboards for a seamless gaming setup

Here's a budget friendly TKL keyboard from Redragon which also packs in zone lit RGB lights. The keyboard uses Cherry MX Red equivalent switches. These Linear switches have quiet click sound and fast response with minimal resistance and a very tactile feel to them. The body is made of steel and the company claims that it is very sturdy no matter how you use it. The keys are anti ghosting enabled, and all 87 keys are conflict free. It also packs in an n key rollover featuring 12 multimedia keyboard keys and a non-slip ergonomic, splash-proof design.This is one of the best keyboards for the price. It brings top notch quality and performance at an affordable price.

When gaming, often the player has to hit multiple buttons at once. This is where the N key rollover feature comes in handy. In this keyboard, each key is read individually, and all of them are registered no matter how many you press at once. Each key is controlled by an independent switch, letting you enjoy games with zero input lag. The individual, clicky Outemu Blue switches deliver accurate, responsive key commands for typing and gaming; they have an incredible 50-million-keystroke lifespan. The keycaps themselves are quite deep and keep debris out of the internals.This is a budget friendly TKL mechanical keyboard which strives to offer lag free gaming performance.

Here’s a very affordable wired TKL keyboard. It features 19 anti ghosting keys and zone lit RGB with 3 colour cycle modes. The 19 anti ghosting keys are all the ones that are usually used in video games- W,A,S,D arrow keys and a few more. You can press them at the same time and they will register accordingly. Not just that, the membrane keys are quite tall, making for strain free keyboard operation be it for typing or for gaming. The membrane keys have quite a tactile feel to them which makes them quite responsive.It has a durable body along with elevated membrane keys which makes it easier to type or game on.

If you’re a serious gamer looking for a top of the line TKL mechanical keyboard, this offering from SteelSeries is the one to pick up. It comes with a small display and a dial, which you can use for different purposes in programs. It has adjustable actuation keys- you can fine tune your keyboard to the typing or gaming pressure inputs that you’re used to. It uses spring loaded omnipoint switches, which are expected to last long. It has a set of 6 memory buttons as well, which you can link to certain macro commands.This high end gaming keyboard is for serious gamers and it sports a tactile feedback switch.

Here’s a well built TKL keyboard for compact gaming zones. It has 87 keys, all of which support N-key rollover allowing multi-key inputs to work. It uses Outemu brown switches which are mechanical switches designed for longevity, responsiveness, and durability. They are tactile and offer a clicky and light feedback, ideal for fast typists and gamers alike. There are several backlit modes to pick from as well, each of which have their own set of colours and patterns. There are inbuilt multimedia keys which can be used with the Fn key.Thanks to n key rollover and anti ghosting technology, you can press multiple buttons at once and the inputs will be registered.

This one’s a highly rated keyboard built for professional gamers. It comes with a foam padded wrist rest, which eliminates fatigue from when you’re playing games for hours and hours. The keyboard has onboard memory, meaning you can set your custom keystrokes and macros which will then be saved on the keyboard itself, and will be available in whatever system you plug it in. As for the switches, you can choose one of your liking when you’re buying the keyboard, making it all the more versatile.This premium keyboard comes with a choice of switches and on board memory to store your profiles.