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In the middle of posting the uploads, my keyboard died. Got to order a new one. Too hard working from my tablet.

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artimrj wrote:In the middle of posting the uploads, my keyboard died. Got to order a new one. Too hard working from my tablet.

If you are going to go for a long term option for a replacement, I strongly recommend the SteelSeries lineup. I have been using a midrange 6G V2 model of theirs since 2011, and have over 10,000 hours on it. My "W A S D" keys still look like new after all that use!

I had a $80 Logitech set. Was $110. 4 months old. From the beginning it was acting flakey. Key board would quit at odd situations and I would have to turn it off and back on again.

I have a G19, I think every controller and speaker I have is Logitech. The shifter broke on my G27 wheel at almost a year and they replaced it (Logitech) no questions asked.

Shift happens.

This discussion is about computer components, not Daniel jokes.

All my stuff is Logitech also. Web cam, headset, speakers, keyboard & mouse.

I am running a Logitech G213 Prodigy Gaming Keyboard. I like it as all the keys light up. Good to see when it gets a bit dark and you cannot be bothered turning the lights on. You can have the keyboard lights recycling or stationary and choose any colour you want. I have them stationary. I have a Logitech G403 mouse and Z313 Logitech speakers.

Did you try plugging your keyboard into another USB port or just unplug it then plug it back in. I had issues with my keyboard when I was on the Windows Insider Program and after an update, my keyboard wouldn't work so I unplugged it and plugged it into another USB port and it worked. Sometimes I was getting windows updates every couple of days so one time I thought about just unplugging it and plugging it back into the same port and it worked. Had no problems since leaving the insiders program in December last year.

Mine is wireless. I got my new one yesterday. All is good.