Cheap Mechanical Keyboards (and More)

This is genuine Cherry MX RGB switches, 6 macro keys, multimedia buttons, available in Belu,e Brown, or Red switches. Apparently, there's a coupon for the MX Brown version so it can go BELOW $100.

NOTE: If you don't see links to the keyboards, you may be using an ad-blocker that's blocking the Amazon website. Q: I need a LOT of macro buttons. What do you suggest? A: How about 48 of them? It's practically a keyboard in itself. Yes, 48 different programmable macro keys, designate some buttons to use as shift and you can even get layers. or create complex macros. And it's all Gateron switches. Another possibility is the Max Keyboard Falcon-20, a larger cousin of the Falcon-8. As the name suggests, it's for 20 keys... and RGB LED, though it's expensive compared to the Koolertron above.

Drevo Gramr is having a sale, but only on the WHITE model w/ RED or BLACK switch, using code Gramr010 , discount from $40 down to $33. If you need more information, please also check out our CMKB profile on the Drevo Gramr No idea how long the code will be good for, so order ASAP. (Thanks to deals.kinja.com for the alert)

The Aukey KM-G9 is a pretty plain TKL (80%) 87-key keyboard w/ Outemu blue dust-resistant switches. it claims double-shot ABS keycaps, NKRO anti-ghosting, and almost bezel-less look. It does NOT appear to be backlit. This keyboard is a rebadge of Eastern Times TKL keyboard also available from a variety of other vendors such as ReDragon. Normally this keyboard goes for $25, which is not bad. However, during the special promo period, if you enter the promo code 99PSQSWS You can get 20% off the regular price, which means your net cost is $19.99 (plus shipping and tax, if any) .  There is no word on how long this promo code may last. If you can stand the noise of Outemu blues and don't need backlit keys, this is not a bad keyboard to keep around as a backup.