If you want to use what we reckon is the best gaming keyboard right now, the Asus ROG Strix Scope II 96 Wireless has dropped down to $130 at Amazon this Black Friday. Both the clicky and linear switch models come in at the same price, too.

Cheap Hall Effect keyboards have never been better. Even in this competitive segment, the GAMAKAY TK75HE V2 manages to deliver a surprisingly long list of features at a very low price ( $64 for the black version, $61 for the white ).

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Exclusively for Amazon Prime members, this incredibly customizable compact keyboard is one of the most recent gaming keyboards to actually surprise us with a worlds first. Combining low-profile and Hall effect switches it's spearheading something special, and right now it's super cheap.

There are also a number of different profiles (the shape of the cap itself) floating around. While most cheaper PBT keycaps sets stick to Cherry for its wide compatibility, some - like Keychron - stick to a more curved OEM profile. The main thing you need to look out for from a shape perspective is the stem.

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Small and simple-looking, the Kzzi K20 is a great little numpad, with a level of quality that belies its price tag. It's a little slow to wake up from sleep mode but there's very little else to complain about. Use promo code KzziK20 to get the full discount.

Keyboards are awesome, I could talk about them forever. And I pretty much have. But if you want to know the most important things about keyboards for PC gaming, then my associate Adam Patrick Murray over on PCWorld’s YouTube channel has you covered.