One of these mechanical keyboards under $100 must be the one that solves my keyboard choice paralysis-

I’ve been on the hunt for a new mechanical keyboard—ideally a cheap mechanical keyboard, if I’m being honest—for about six months now. Why has it taken me so long? It’s the choice paralysis for me. I allowed our keyboard geek Jacob Ridley to tell me way too many things about how to pick one earlier this year and instead of decisively acting on that information I’ve entered the research event horizon where I will infinitely grow closer to making a decision without ever managing to arrive there.

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Do I want linear switches or tactile? Should I go for something that’s got hot-swappable switches, just in case I don’t like what I pick? I really miss my numpad but maybe I should go with tenkeyless just to keep the price down. What about the form—should I stick with the open case design? Round and round I’ve gone in this fashion. There’s one surefire equalizer among all these other really valid specs: price.

(If you’re not on a budget, there are lots more Amazon Prime day gaming keyboard deals.)

The truth is that I want to be that girl, you know the one with three interchangeable pastel keyboards that all have deliciously quiet little key clicks. And if I want to be her, I can’t go spending double Benjamins on a keyboard. I need to get into this specialty keeb hobby on the cheap end, while still getting a quality peripheral I can customize later. So on this, the capitalism high holiday, I’m rounding up the best Amazon Prime Day cheap mechanical keyboard deals and so help me I’ll finally buy one of these:

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