Best Gaming Keyboards With Dedicated Media Keys

[2.92 lb] This is quite an elegant keyboard, the lights on the keys are not overpowering like the ones in RGB keyboards these days. Best suited for fixed desktop setups.

[40 Minutes] Best recording media next to cards!!

[USB-A ] I've only owned a few dedicated Avid Keyboards myself but I've used all shapes and sizes working almost solidly on rented systems since Avid arrived. I used Lightworks first. This the best keyboard I've used and I'm really happy to have found it.

I have issues with other keyboards because of the depth of the keys and my ability to type quickly on them... This is the best, quietest keyboard I have found (it still makes noise when typing but way less than other boards). This is my third keyboard and the only reason I'm not still on my first or second is because they succumbed to cat-related causes.

[Mechanical] The keys feel good and the lack of boarder around the edges makes it way easier to clean than most keyboards

[Wired] We're running control room software from Strasis Systems which directly supports all X-Keys keyboards. This keyboard provides our operators the ability to control what they see which greatly simplifies system interaction. We printed custom overlays for each key making it very simple to find a function quickly... the back lighting works great in low light conditions and is programmable (blue, red, magenta shades only). Overall a industrial grade product... we are very happy and have purchased additional X-Keys keyboards.

[2.33 lb] I have issues with other keyboards because of the depth of the keys and my ability to type quickly on them... This is the best, quietest keyboard I have found (it still makes noise when typing but way less than other boards). This is my third keyboard and the only reason I'm not still on my first or second is because they succumbed to cat-related causes.

[2.305 lb] Best keyboard IMO. Keys feel nice, Mac or Windows keys, Bluetooth and/or USB connection (programmable to match mouse), 3 device (easy to select) option, excellent battery life + spot to place your phone. Literally everything one can ask for.

[Front] I have in dedicated media room with total light control so it works really well. I wouldn’t recommend it for room that doesn’t have total light control. Assembly wasn’t too bad it took me about an hour to get it assembled.

[Integrated] I bought the i7 version with 32 gig of RAM. Build quality is excellent. Very lightweight for the performance. Runs cooler than any laptop I have ever owned. My one complaint is the lack of dedicated Page Up/Down Home and End keys. You have to press a function key in combination with one of the four cursor arrow keys to move up or down quickly. My 2020 HP Spectre X360 is almost exactly the same size as the Dragonfly, yet HP managed to fit dedicated Home, End and Page Up/Down keys on the keyboard. For a high end laptop like the Dragonfly, it's inexplicable that they could not fit dedicated versions of these four frequently used keys on the keyboard. Other than this one issue, the laptop is fast and a perfect travel companion. The built in full size HDMI port is a nice touch for connecting an external monitor or projector. The touchpad is responsive and accurate. Battery life is great so far. Despite my one complaint about the keyboard, I would buy it again, but for this price, one expects perfection, not almost perfection.