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Clicky keyboards are not for everyone. They are louder than most mechanical keyboards and certainly louder than purpose-built quiet keyboards, but for gamers who like to feel and hear their keyboard, ...

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Technically, any keyboard you use for gaming is a gaming keyboard. But a keyboard built for gaming often has features mainstream boards can’t match, like ultra-fast polling rates, per-game macro ...