Please Tell Me Your Favorite Keyboard

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I'm in search of a keyboard for my daily driver. Instead of giving requirements like a bossy man, I'm just going to ask what keyboard you use as a daily driver. I will find more information about the keyboards that you mentioned. And if you want to, you can tell me why as well.
As always, thanks for answering.
 
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I use a Corsair K70 RGB with cherry red switches, literally the best keyboard iv ever owned or used. Picked it when i was out looking for a key board a good time ago because it has everything i want an need out of my daily driver. Mechanical switches, really nice wrist rest, detachable if you want it to but idk why you'd want that. It's rgb per key, really good software to customize its lighting effects, plus a pool of community made lighting configurations for anything you can think of. Made out of a nice brushed aluminum, has that high class feel an look to it. Plus its super durable, plan on using it for years to come. Media controls which i find a necessity, sound has a scroll wheel which i personally prefer over a up or down sound...
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I have a Logitech G710+. While a mechanical gaming keyboard, it is quite comfortable for typing. It has a decently stiff, but not overly, keystroke. It's not silent, but it's also not annoyingly clicky either. I like the lighting which is not overly harsh, only white not RGB. I like the rolling volume control and mute button on it. There are other media keys on it, but I don't really use them much.
 
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I use a Corsair K70 RGB with cherry red switches, literally the best keyboard iv ever owned or used. Picked it when i was out looking for a key board a good time ago because it has everything i want an need out of my daily driver. Mechanical switches, really nice wrist rest, detachable if you want it to but idk why you'd want that. It's rgb per key, really good software to customize its lighting effects, plus a pool of community made lighting configurations for anything you can think of. Made out of a nice brushed aluminum, has that high class feel an look to it. Plus its super durable, plan on using it for years to come. Media controls which i find a necessity, sound has a scroll wheel which i personally prefer over a up or down sound button. If you wanna take a look, here's the link.
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Corsair makes quite a few really good key boards as well. I just happened to pick this one.
 
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Currently, I'm using the Corsair K70 Rapidfire RGB with Cherry MX Brown Switches. It's definitely the best keyboard I've ever felt or owned and I love it. It has a really nice wrist rest (that's detachable), it has FULLY customizable lighting effects to make lighting configurations of anything at all. It's made of brushed aluminum, and looks and feels great. It's durable, and has anti-ghosting keys which is great. It was media controls which are extremely useful, and also a sound scroll wheel which is easy to use and useful too.
 
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