And honestly, I've experienced far worse stabilisers on expensive NZXT and Razer keyboards in the past. I will say up front that it is obviously lacking the high-end luxury of sound dampening and super-fancy stabilisers, but those are compromises I'm willing to make for such a supremely cheap keyboard. I'm honestly genuinely impressed with the package as a whole. And if you're looking to get into the enthusiast switch game it's a super cheap base to jam some quality switches into because it's entirely hot swappable. If you're after a good compact board you honestly don't need more.

Right now you can pick up this compact 65% keyboard for just $40. Which is why the G.Skill KM250 has my attention, because it is bringing a host of those enthusiast keyboard features without the exorbitant price tag. We've even included some keyboards that come bundled with other accessories to try and save you even more money. And if you're dying for features, it might be best to head over to the best mechanical keyboards-we'll always recommend these first. Those who didn't crumple under my heavy-ass typing were then selected for the list. So I got a ton of cheap keyboards to test and picked out the ones that were worth it, even with those features left out.

The cheaper keyboards might omit media controls, LED displays, or mechanical switches to keep costs down, and it's sometimes hard to tell what's worth the sacrifice. What the best gaming keyboards are likely to have more of over those listed here are extra features. It's seriously amazing value for a genuine mechanical keyboard. The best cheap gaming keyboard I've found is the G.Skill KM250 RGB. With plenty of affordable gaming keyboards to choose from, I went through and tested them out so you can spend your cash on something worthwhile because 'cheap' doesn't have to mean bad.

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