THE MOST EXPENSIVE KEYBOARDS IN THE WORLD

Introduction

There are many kinds of different keyboards in the world. Some keyboards have RGB lights and some are in different shapes. Some keyboards have 104 keys and some have 61 keys. The cheapest keyboard that you get is on the WISH app or in Dollarama too. But the quality is going to be very cheap. However, in this article we will tell you about the 3 most expensive keyboards in the world. Let’s get into it.

EXPENSIVE KEYBOARD

The name of the keyboard is the Adata Golden Summoner. The cost of this keyboard is $10,000 (around £7,700, AU$14,500). XPG was established by ADATA to provide high-performance products to gamers, esports pros, and tech enthusiasts. This keyboard was launched in 2019.

This blinged-up accessory, which Adata unveiled at CES 2020, is essentially a gold version of the company’s XPG Summoner gaming keyboard. The primary distinction is in the Adata Golden Summoner’s 24-carat gold plating, which is supported by aluminum, making it a hefty keyboard.

When using this device, it’s not the most comfortable keyboard to rest your fingertips on while enjoying your favorite shooter, as you might expect given how chilly it is to the touch (at least not until you’ve warmed the keys up a bit). Moreover, the wording on the keys doesn’t seem to be very noticeable.

However, it’s clear that the purpose of this is to flaunt rather than to practice reality. The electronics industry has a lengthy history of producing mind-boggling, gold-plated, diamond-studded devices, but these are mostly phones (or iPhones), so a golden gaming keyboard is undoubtedly a novel idea.

2nd EXPENSIVE KEYBOARD: Within the community of keyboard fans, the Happy Hacking Keyboard HG is a unique and popular version that was introduced in 2006 to mark the 10th anniversary of the original Happy Hacking Keyboard. This model, which costs $4,390, has unique characteristics that make it stand out from other keyboards.

The aluminum case of the HHKB HG is one of its standout features; it allows users to customize the keyboard for the best possible comfort when typing. It also provides options for laser engraving for customized orders that accommodate individual tastes.

3rd EXPENSIVE KEYBOARD: Released in 2020 and priced for $3,500, Tfue’s custom keyboard is a 60 percent model with an eye-catching design that was carefully designed in association with Keycult, a North Carolina-based custom keyboard retailer and one of his main sponsors.

The keyboard’s unusual housing, which combines blue and dark reflective coatings down the bottom, gives it a unique look. The natural gradient color scheme of the anodized aluminum was improved by the use of a stainless steel midpiece, which gave the keyboard a significant weight boost.

Performance and visual appeal are combined in this joint project, which displays a masterful fusion of premium parts, careful design decisions, and sponsorship benefits to create a keyboard that supports both function and excellent look.

Conclusion

If you are really rich you can buy these keyboards but it’s not worth it. Because it is going to work like a normal keyboard it just gives some extra features in it. 10k for a keyboard is very stupid normally you can buy a normal car for 10k. Tell me you are going to buy this keyboard in the future and tell me do you like mechanical or other keyboards.