Hello guys, welcome back to Daily Tube Channel. In today's video, we'll be comparing the 5 best gaming keyboard that are designed for different kinds of users in 2020. We will take into quality, fit and comfort, battery life, features and price, so you can decide which is best for you. All the products on our list were selected based on their own inherent strengths and features, so if you want to know the last price and other more information on the products, I've included links in the description box below. Give us a like, comment and don't forget to subscribe if you want the video like this in the next episode. That's it, now let's get started with the videos. Starting up with number 5, we have the Logitech G Pro Mechanical Gaming Keyboard. No PC gaming setup is complete, without a good mechanical keyboard. Unfortunately, they tend to cost more, but it doesn't mean you have to break the bank. The $80 Logitech G Pro Gaming Keyboard is one of the best affordable mechanical gaming keyboards available. It's a great keyboard. Don't let the low price fool you. It's built to the exact standards of some of the world's top experts' athletes. It's engineered for extreme performance and designed to win. You'll instantly notice the performance and responsiveness from its Ramaji Mechanical Key Switch, it's fast. In addition to the speed boost from the switch, Logitech optimized the Keystroke signal processing for faster response. When speed counts in your game, you need a keyboard that can deliver that speed. If you're a speed freak, the Razer Huntsman Elite Gaming Keyboard coming up later in the video, has one of the fastest actuation in a gaming keyboard. If you like RGB lighting, you'll have plenty of customization options, including customizing key lighting from 16.8 million colors, and activate light sync game-driven lighting effects from over 300 top games. You can enable automatic game detection in the settings to access profiles for 300 plus games, and have them automatically display on the Pro keyboard when the game launches. To conclude, if you want a small mechanical keyboard that's suitable for the tournament scene, and you don't want to sacrifice comfort or performance, the Logitech G Pro is a great overall option, especially at a very affordable price point. At number 4, we have the Corsair K70 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard. The Corsair K70 uses the quieter Cherry MX Red RGB low profile switches, so you get the fast performance of regular red switches, but without the high profile keycaps for thinner compact keyboard, if you're looking for a fast keyboard, but prefer more parallel hand position compared to most mechanical gaming keyboards for your gaming, at $120 the Corsair K70 has one of the lowest profiles available. You'll find it feels more like a regular office keyboard, so your hand and finger position is more horizontal without breaking the angle on your wrist. So if you need to pull double duty with a lot of typing for worker school, then you'll appreciate how versatile the Corsair K70 is. Of course, it still comes with the Perky RGB lighting, and also has the textured keycaps for gaming and the extra large spacebar. You'll still find the LED backlit media controls along the top, extremely convenient when gaming in the dark. If you want more extensive RGB lighting customizations, or a row of macro keys, stay tuned for the Corsair K95 RGB Platinum, coming up later in this video. Overall, the Corsair K70 mechanical gaming keyboard has something for everyone. If you're looking for an overall amazing gaming keyboard with great speed and the low profile, then the Corsair K70 is one of the top choices available. At number three, we have the Razer Huntsman Elite Gaming Keyboard. The Razer Huntsman Elite brings an Opto Mechanical Switch to Mechanical Keyboards. There's new key switch blends together mechanical elements with lasers, making the keyboard blazing fast. If you're looking for a gaming keyboard and want one of the fastest keyboard actuation available, then the Razer Huntsman Elite is a great option for $165. When you press on a key, you'll notice how responsive and fast it is to type. Most switches typically bottom out against a metal contact point to fire, but the Razer Optimal Mechanical Switch fires the same command, except it uses lasers, making the response that much faster. The combination of optical switches and a short mechanical actuation gives you incredible speed which comes in handy for games, especially first-person shooters. It's not just the speed you'll notice, you'll get a really satisfying tactile and audible click, something that's usually missing on the fastest keyboards. According to Razer, the Opto Mechanical Switch actuates 30% faster than a traditional clicky mechanical switch. That's a 30% advantage in your gamma play. You'll love the frameless design, and how the keycaps hover over the jet black and out-eyes the aluminum keyboard deck with track lighting all around the perimeter, including an RGB LED palm rest. It's a lot of lights, more than most keyboards, but if you like them, the Huntsman Elite Scott them. One downside is that you'll need two USB ports for the keyboard to work correctly. To finish, if you want to fast gaming keyboard, the Razer Huntsman Elite has one of the fastest keyboard actuation around, with its up to mechanical switch, it'll feed your need for speed. At number two, we have the Corsair K95 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard. If you're a fan of cherry switches, Corsair is one of the few companies to still use the Cherry RGB switches. So if you're a gamer looking for a gaming keyboard with cherry switches, or just want stellar performance from your gaming keyboard, the Corsair K95 is one of your best options, and it's currently priced at $170. If you loved Corsair previous keyboards, you'll love the integrated light bar that elevates gaming keyboards to a new level. You also get 16.8 million color options, covering basically the entire keyboard, plus eight megabytes of memory, to store profiles. All housed in a military grade aluminum frame, and of course, Cherry Stem Design means the LED is embedded above the key, so the lettering is offset towards the top of each key. Corsair takes this one step further, surrounding the LED with translucent plastic, all around making it bright and colorful. The K95 focuses on speed. With Cherry's new linear MX speed switches, the keys are highly responsive and take just a light press to actuate. So keys will bottom out faster and require less pressure, making them perfect for twitch, shooters or any game that requires fast reflexes. You'll also notice, the keyboard is much narrower than previous models, thanks to the number of macro keys being reduced to just 6. Some might not like having less macro keys, but with the new design, you can actually reach them this time around. You still get all the shortcut buttons, the volume wheel, media controls, lighting, toggles and gaming modes, all with an easy reach. Overall, the Corsair K95 is a beautiful premium keyboard with excellent switches, top-tier lighting, and industry standard for media keys, making it a serious gaming keyboard for any serious gamer that's particular about their gaming keyboard. The last product on our list is the SteelSeries Apex Pro Mechanical Gaming Keyboard. An extra customization, and that extra speed in your games, the SteelSeries Apex Pro, has the extras over the competition, and it's currently priced at $200. It's a premium gaming keyboard that delivers a premium gaming experience. The SteelSeries Apex Pro is the first gaming keyboard from a major manufacturer that allows you to adjust the actuation and its keys. It's a game changer. The custom actuation means that no matter what your preferences are, whether you like cherry, MX Browns, Blues, Reds, or even Blacks, you can tune it for the force you actually type with. If you find yourself hitting one specific key by accident in a particular game, you can adjust the actuation level. So it will only trigger when you really mash on the key. Or if you need to hammer one key over and over as quickly as possible, the perky actuation can give you that extra edge. When it comes to gaming keyboards, bigger isn't necessarily better. The compact keyboard is well laid out, with an ergonomic design, and no wasted space and great travel distance. You'll love the convenience of the small OLED screen. A button to help navigate it, and a volume dial. You can control most of the keyboard functions without ever having to open up settings on your PC. You can even change RGB lighting, switch profiles, adjust key actuation, and even record macros on the flight. To finish, for gamers looking for that edge, the SteelSeries Apex Pro offers one of the best keyboard experiences, especially with the game changing customizable perky actuation. Thanks for watching, if you liked this video, and it helped you out in any way, please give the video a like and hit that subscribe button. Hope to see you guys in the next video.