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Hiking boot recommendations?

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Cold and wet weather hiking boots recommendations?

I am in need of a new pair of trail/hiking boots.

Hiking Boots for heavy use during the summer

Good pair of hiking shoes?

[Request] waterproof hiking shoes

[request] - Good quality walking shoes.

Hello Redditors. I'm in search of a classy yet extremely durable pair of hiking boots to take backpacking around the world for 12+ months with.

Hiking boots recommendations

Men's three season "urban hiker" (like Merrell MOAB but longer lasting)

BIFL Hiking boots for women

Hiking boots with good traction and can stand up to abuse.

Looking for a good pair of shoes for my weird feet

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Request: Hiking Boots

Comfortable and cushiony shoes for walking on pavement 10KM/couple hours a day (UK)

Hiking sandals that last?

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Can anyone recommend a good dishwasher?

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Dishwasher for Second Home

My friend bought a house with this KichenAid dishwasher from 1974. He says it works better than any of the other ones he has owned. He just has to convince his wife not to replace it.

What's a good Panel ready dishwasher under $1k?

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BIFL: Mastercraft ratchet set with lifetime warranty. Got it at 14, im 31. Went thru more abuse than you think!

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Midsize vehicle for three kids

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Open world game with huge map, lots of things to do, and great graphics

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The CORSAIR K55 RGB PRO Gaming Keyboard lights up your desktop with five-zone dynamic RGB backlighting and powers up your gameplay with six easy to set up dedicated macro keys. The K55 RGB PRO is certified for IP42 dust and spill-resistance to stand up to wear, tear, and more, with a detachable palm rest to ensure all-day comfort, win after win.

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The best non-mechanical gaming keyboard under $100 is the Corsair K55 RGB PRO XT. While the other picks in this list use mechanical switches, this budget offering uses rubber dome switches, which are quiet but don't offer the same tactile feedback as mechanical switches.

Despite the budget price point, this board is loaded with gaming features, including a column of dedicated macro keys on the left side, individually-lit RGB backlighting, and extremely low latency. It's well-suited for any game genre you want to play. You can adjust the incline using the feet on the bottom of the board, and there's additional wrist support from the detachable wrist rest.

Unfortunately, the rubber dome switches have a higher pre-travel distance and feel heavier to press than mechanical switches, meaning you may experience finger fatigue during long sessions. The included wrist rest is hard plastic, which is normal from a budget board, but it still may be a bit uncomfortable. Overall, it's a good choice if you're looking for a gaming keyboard that doesn't use mechanical switches and has great extra features.

Though you might scoff at the idea of using membrane switches to game with, they have some advantages. Take the Corsair K55 RGB PRO XT, the best non-mechanical budget gaming board. It uses membrane switches that are hidden under a piece of solid frosted plastic, a bonus for the folks who like to eat and drink by their keyboard as it's more resistant to spills and crumbs since there aren't any exposed moving parts. Plus, these switches are nearly silent during use, making it a great choice for people who game late into the night or have to game in tight, shared spaces.

In terms of its performance and features, it has pretty much every feature a gamer could want. It includes RGB backlighting that's customizable on a per-key basis, dedicated macro keys for easy access, extremely low latency, and a detachable wrist rest for ergonomic support during those marathon sessions.

Gaming sessions can last well into the night, much to your roommates', parents', or partners' frustration. So, if you want a quiet gaming option so they can sleep soundly, look no further than the Corsair K55 RGB PRO XT. It's a full-size keyboard designed with gaming in mind, so it's fully feature-loaded with RGB backlighting, dedicated macro keys on the left, a macro recording button on the top, and a full suite of media controls. Its latency is extremely low, great for a responsive in-game experience.

It uses nearly silent rubber dome switches with a heavy tactile bump to get over. This tactile bump might give your fingers a bit of a workout but also prevents you from bottoming the keys out as easily, further reducing the noise. As an added plus, it's fully compatible with Corsair's iCUE companion software, so if you have any other Corsair devices, like a mouse or PC components, you can sync up all the lighting across devices to customize your setup.

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 * Amkette Evofox Katana is mechanical and cheaper but it is a quite new product & 1 year warranty. I am avoiding the more 'popular' CB/Redgear as I saw many reviews with issues after just a few months and I don't like the aesthetics - especially the CB ones.

I am looking to buy a decent keyboard under 3,000 which will last a few years and matches well with my Logitech G402. * Corsair K55 has really good reviews & 2 years warranty but seems pricey for membrane. * Amkette Evofox Katana is mechanical and cheaper but it is a quite new product & 1 year warranty. I am avoiding the more 'popular' CB/Redgear as I saw many reviews with issues after just a few months and I don't like the aesthetics - especially the CB ones

this keyboard makes me like corsair even more because of its quality to afforability Ratio. it feels premium for its price. the key could be a alittle quieter and the hand rest that snaps on is a bit flimsy but you can take it off easily. other than that the g keys are great

lastly i wish the keyboard was non plastic but for the price its decent! i would pay anything over 45-50 for this keyboard. (The keyboard shines through its software)

 Next For all corsair Wired keyboard wires to always be high end and to feel premiums in terms of material used. not only that but

decent build for a great price. they compliment.

**Corsair K55** is around $40 on sales but usually $50 on NewEgg. Membrane keyboard, well built, been around for years and never had a major malfunction of the model.

Wireless options:

**HZGAMER Wireless 60% mechanical keyboard w/ RGB backlit** $39.99 on Amazon. It has some good reviews but for the price, I can't imagine it's very good. That's pretty damn cheap for mech keyboards.

**Minelody Gaming Keyboard (M200)  somewhere around $25.** It's membrane and looks like Chinese-ium trash.

**VictSing Wireless Gaming Keyboard $32.99 on Amazon.** It's membrane and from a reputable company. 3000mAh battery. VictSing makes a lot of decent quality under $50 mechanical keyboards using Chinese switches. Reviews seem to confirm it has 50 hours of battery life.   It has some simple RGB.

**Jpwpowe 61 keys usb 2.4G Wireless Dual Mode Keyboard**  $32.27 on Amazon. Some type of mystery switch in red or blue. It's a 60% board with only a 2000mAh batter. 0 reviews and made of ABS which is not ideal for a keyboard.

**Stzonece LOL Game Light Keyboard / Mouse Set**  $29.99 on Amazon. Membrane super thin keyboard. It's advertised in Chinese and looks like trash. Comes with some mystery mouse. The company has a 44% positive rating on Amazon......

**ZJFKSDYX Rechargeable RGB Wireless Gaming Keyboard**  $29.99 on Amazon. Reviews claim it's a well built keyboard. Advertised as waterproof. Has simple RGB. The battery is only 1850mAh though.... The description says 96 hours then gives a disclaimer that it could be less. No review mentions the actual battery life.

Wired keyboard of good quality:

**HyperX Alloy Core RGB** is $39.99 on Amazon and most other retailers. Membrane keyboard. Solidly built, lots of good reviews, types and games perfectly fine.

**Corsair K55** is around $40 on sales but usually $50 on NewEgg. Membrane keyboard, well built, been around for years and never had a major malfunction of the model.

I don't list any mechanical wired options because they are out of your price range for anything that will last through over a few months of usage or perform good in any way.

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HZGAMER Wireless 60% mechanical keyboard w/ RGB backlit $39.99 on Amazon. It has some good reviews but for the price, I can&#39;t imagine it&#39;s very good. That&#39;s pretty damn cheap for mech keyboards.

Minelody Gaming Keyboard (M200) somewhere around $25. It&#39;s membrane and looks like Chinese-ium trash.

VictSing Wireless Gaming Keyboard $32.99 on Amazon. It&#39;s membrane and from a reputable company. 3000mAh battery. VictSing makes a lot of decent quality under $50 mechanical keyboards using Chinese switches. Reviews seem to confirm it has 50 hours of battery life. It has some simple RGB.

Jpwpowe 61 keys usb 2.4G Wireless Dual Mode Keyboard $32.27 on Amazon. Some type of mystery switch in red or blue. It&#39;s a 60% board with only a 2000mAh batter. 0 reviews and made of ABS which is not ideal for a keyboard.

Stzonece LOL Game Light Keyboard / Mouse Set $29.99 on Amazon. Membrane super thin keyboard. It&#39;s advertised in Chinese and looks like trash. Comes with some mystery mouse. The company has a 44% positive rating on Amazon......

ZJFKSDYX Rechargeable RGB Wireless Gaming Keyboard $29.99 on Amazon. Reviews claim it&#39;s a well built keyboard. Advertised as waterproof. Has simple RGB. The battery is only 1850mAh though.... The description says 96 hours then gives a disclaimer that it could be less. No review mentions the actual battery life.

Wired keyboard of good quality:

HyperX Alloy Core RGB is $39.99 on Amazon and most other retailers. Membrane keyboard. Solidly built, lots of good reviews, types and games perfectly fine.

Corsair K55 is around $40 on sales but usually $50 on NewEgg. Membrane keyboard, well built, been around for years and never had a major malfunction of the model.

I don&#39;t list any mechanical wired options because they are out of your price range for anything that will last through over a few months of usage or perform good in any way.
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I need a gaming keyboard this is:
$40 or less

Either had no lights or can be set to one solid color like blue

Wireless

Extra: if it has silent typing

<div class="md">I need a gaming keyboard this is:
$40 or less

Either had no lights or can be set to one solid color like blue

Wireless

Extra: if it has silent typing
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$40 or less Gaming keyboard

Hello. I recently got myself a K55 Corsair keyboard, as I wanted a budget keyboards with good media keys because I listen to music all the time, and extra/macro keys that I could remap to open things like the File Explorer, Chrome, etc.

 The mouse is very responsive although it's a little on the lighter side for weight. Would recommend to anyone looking for a good m/kb set with a bit of extra pizazz. Although a few of the colors could be a bit brighter I'm not complaining it's not very noticeable.

Easy on the wrists and eyes.

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For the true taste of full-blown RGB gaming, look no further than the Razer Cynosa V2. With individually backlit gaming keys powered by Razer Chroma RGB, customize the keyboard to your heart’s content and enjoy a new level of gaming immersion made possible by dynamic lighting effects.

While most of this list covers the best RGB mechanical keyboards that we've tested, our budget option is more straightforward. For the RGB-lover that doesn't want to break the bank, we recommend the Razer Cynosa V2. This simple keyboard uses rubber dome switches, so they're quiet to use and feel comparable to most other basic keyboards. Underneath the keycaps, there's a frosted white plastic plate to keep the colors crisp, well-mixed, and bright. While most rubber-dome keyboards with this kind of construction usually have zone lighting, each key on the Cynosa V2 is independently lit and customizable. Unfortunately, its latency isn't low enough to handle competitive games, but it's low enough for casual gaming and everyday browsing or productivity tasks.

If you still can't shake the desire for a mechanical option, check out the EVGA Z20. Each key is individually-lit, and there are two additional lighting strips on either side of the keyboard that you can customize using the EVGA Unleash RGB software. Although this software is a bit clunkier than other companion programs, it's still easy enough to use, so you can get that backlighting exactly how you want it.

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The Razer Cynosa V2 is a decent quality gaming keyboard with the user-friendly, feature-packed Synapse software backing it up. It has fully customizable backlighting as well as 11 preset light arraignments, and it also boasts dedicated media keys for keeping sound effects and music dialed just right. Additionally, the unit has N-key rollover with anti-ghosting as well as the Hypershift function that allows the user to seamlessly move between customizable keyboard layouts. 
On the downside, we were a little surprised that, given the other features packed into this keyboard, theV2 lacks a palm rest and USB passthrough ports. Perhaps these were omitted to keep the cost down. An additional concern is the initial stiffness of the keys. While they did break in over the course of our testing, the fact that their action changed in such a short period left us wondering about their long-term durability. That said, we think that this model offers consumers considerable value as the keys are completely remappable, and binds may be set on-the-fly.

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While most of this list covers the best RGB mechanical keyboards that we've tested, our budget option is more straightforward. For the RGB-lover that doesn't want to break the bank, we recommend the Razer Cynosa V2. This simple keyboard uses rubber dome switches, so they're quiet to use and feel comparable to most other basic keyboards. Underneath the keycaps, there's a frosted white plastic plate to keep the colors crisp, well-mixed, and bright

The 3 Best RGB Keyboards - Spring 2022

\*The stock CM feet on past mice have been great after some use and so was this one. Smooth after break-in, but lovely smooth. 

\*Smooth and quiet scroll wheel, easier to actuate when pressed leaning more towards the right with the index finger on MW's left side

\*Hard to compare this with my mm711 since it's not stock anymore. Had to fix the bad QC, became my favorite mouse and just waiting for a wireless! But build quality is way way way better than before. We know they're learning. I love it

\#1: the keycaps themselves don't appear to be backlit, so only the case of the keyboard glows. It will not help you type in a dark environment. On the other hand, the clear case design looks kinda cool, even if the colors don't animate.

Hi everyone, I'm thinking of buying the  **Trust GXT 835 Azor,** but in the site there are no much reviews so I posting here if someone has buy it and if it is a good entry level gaming keyboard. 

Thank you all.

<div class="md">Hi everyone, I&#39;m thinking of buying the Trust GXT 835 Azor, but in the site there are no much reviews so I posting here if someone has buy it and if it is a good entry level gaming keyboard. 

Thank you all.
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Trust GXT 835 Azor keyboard.

Every change to the Ornata V2 is an improvement over the Ornata Chroma, but I don't feel the changes are quite enough to maintain the product's status as a go-to for players who are looking to upgrade their gaming keyboards but aren't ready to invest in mechanical keys. The Ornata V2 is still a very good keyboard, but the world around it has changed. 

Like all Razer peripherals, the Ornata V2 supports Synapse, the company's configuration software. Synapse is one of the best, most robust configuration programs out there for keyboards&mdash;you can program and save macros, remap keys, and customize the keyboard's RGB lighting.

As an added bonus, some of these changes, particularly the media controls and relocated LED indicators, make the Ornata V2 layout look tighter and better composed than the Chroma. There's very little unused space on the top case, and a nice symmetry in the RGB lighting, which now extends all the way across the back row.

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* Ideally ergonomic, but more towards plain design, with flat keys and simple aesthetics. I also use it for gaming so I wouldn't like it to be curved or split. 

 CooolerMaster SK631). I  do some gaming but so far my laptop keyboard has been really good, so I  don't see the point of any of those pro-gaming keyboards.

* UK Layout - The market for UK layouts seems quite slim, I cannot find many. I don't mind about the enter key as much (ANSI vs ISO) but would like to keep e.g. @ and " as in the UK layout

I like the looks of the Drop CTRL keyboard, but it's pretty expensive and I want different switches and maybe keycaps. I also like the Keychron K8, but there isn't any software to control the RGB except the built in presets.

) I'm looking for a TKL Keyboard, but I could maybe settle for a 75% keyboard. I want the keyboard base color as black. I want RGB backlight that I can customize in a desktop app. I want Cherry MX Green switches if it comes with them already in great, but I can switch the switches out also

 I want RGB backlight that I can customize in a desktop app. I want Cherry MX Green switches if it comes with them already in great, but I can switch the switches out also.  I'll probably also switch the keycaps. I want a lip around the keyboard edge, so I can't see under the keyboard

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