$2 vs $20,000 Keyboard!
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$2 Tube KeyboardA rollable membrane keyboard that barely counts as functional, scored 0.1 out of 10.
Logitech $10 Membrane KeyboardStill a mushy membrane board, only slightly better than the $2 one, scored about 1 out of 10.
$30 Wireless Scissor-Switch KeyboardScissor switches and wireless make it better than cheaper boards, but it is still poor, scored 2.5 out of 10.
$50 Entry-Level Mechanical KeyboardA big step up with mechanical switches and RGB, but it rocks, clangs and has clumsy software; about 4 out of 10.
$120 Gateron Tactile Mechanical KeyboardA gasketed tactile board with great browser-based software that he would happily gift, rated about 6.5 out of 10.
$200 Hall Effect KeyboardGreat for gaming with adjustable actuation and rapid trigger, but one of them felt it was lots of function and not much keyboard; scored 6.5.
$300 Low-Profile Mechanical KeyboardA thin, portable mechanical board that beats the Apple keyboard, with a great knob; scored 5.5 to 6.
Final Mouse Centerpiece ProA wildly impressive per-key display keyboard that he finds dumb to type on; scored 5.
$500 Premium Enthusiast KeyboardA heavy, well-damped everything board with OLED display and great sound; scored 8 out of 10.
Angry Miao Neon 80Bonkers RGB showpiece that still types well with lights off; joint score of 8.
Mr Who's The Boss Custom Giant KeyboardA one-of-one custom giant keyboard that looks cool but he likes less than the previous one; scored 7.
$2,000 Gold and Padauk Wood Handmade KeyboardCraftsmanship and gold over function, a step back from nice keyboards; scored 4.5.
$20,000 Giant 27x KeyboardA giant, fully functional keyboard built 27 times larger, great as a spectacle but poor to use; scored a joke 4 out of 3.