Gaming Keyboards in Lebanon.

Browse gaming keyboards in Lebanon from Razer, HyperX, Fantech, Ducky and Attack Shark, in full-size, tenkeyless and compact layouts. Fantech keyboards start from $12 and HyperX keyboards from $95. Prices are in USD, and you pay cash on delivery.

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This page covers wired and wireless gaming keyboards with mechanical, optical and magnetic switches. Every product page shows the price in USD, and you can order online and pay cash on delivery anywhere in Lebanon. Part of our wider gaming range.

Razer: optical and mechanical boards

Razer has the biggest spread here. The Huntsman family uses optical switches and comes in several sizes: the Huntsman V2 full-size, the Huntsman V2 Tenkeyless, the Huntsman Tournament Edition Tenkeyless with linear red switches, and the Huntsman Mini 60% for small desks.

The BlackWidow V3 line uses green switches. Choose the full-size BlackWidow V3, the Tenkeyless, the Mini HyperSpeed wireless 65%, or the V3 Pro Wireless. The DeathStalker V2 Pro is a low-profile wireless tenkeyless option.

HyperX, Fantech and Attack Shark

HyperX makes the Alloy Origins Core TKL and the Alloy Origins 60, both with red linear switches. See the Alloy Origins Core TKL or the full HyperX page.

Fantech is where you find lower starting prices and a lot of variety. The MK874V2 Atom 63 is a compact wired board. The MK878S ATOM104S is a 95% hot-swappable layout, and the MK853 Maxpower comes with a wrist rest. The Fantech collection also includes tri-mode ATOM PRO boards and magnetic switch models.

Attack Shark offers tri-mode wireless boards such as the X66, X85, X86, X87 and X98 Pro, plus the X82 Pro HE with rapid trigger magnetic switches. Ducky is here with the One 2 Mini, a 60% board.

How to choose

• Desk space: full-size has a numpad, tenkeyless drops it, and 60% to 65% boards leave the most room for your mouse.
• Wired or wireless: wired keeps things simple, while wireless and tri-mode boards reduce cable clutter.
• Switch type: linear switches feel smooth, clicky or green switches give more feedback, and magnetic boards allow rapid trigger settings.
• Budget: Fantech and Attack Shark are the usual starting points, and Razer and HyperX sit higher.

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