Mac-Compatible Gaming Keyboards!

[piranhaofeden]

Yo all -
looks like I'm in a pickle. I'm looking at a tricked out Mac Pro next year for just about everything, including running Boot Camp for Steam, playing my CS:S and Bioshock, probably some WoW when I feel like it. Here's the problem - as much as I love that thin keyboard, it doesn't work for me personally, as well as the mighty mouse either. I was looking at a bunch of Razer stuff, and I was liking the look of the Tarantula or the new n52te from Belkin, but I didn't see if the Tarantula was mac-compatible? Anybody have any suggestions or experience on this matter? Thanks!

 

[InSaNeCyAnUr]

Here is the Mac page products from Razer: http://www.razerpro.com/

There is the Razer ProType which is alot like the Tarantula

 

[Fnord]

The Belkin n52te isn't out yet, but I've been using the n52 for several years, and it works well.

http://matias.ca/tactilepro2/ is a keyboard with nice mechanical switches for buttons (I'm not using the Tactile Pro 2 because my original version is still working).

 

[MrMacMan]

The Belkin n52te isn't out yet, but I've been using the n52 for several years, and it works well.

http://matias.ca/tactilepro2/ is a keyboard with nice mechanical switches for buttons (I'm not using the Tactile Pro 2 because my original version is still working).

the Tactile is loud and clicky.

the buttons have a weight to them, it's... a unique experience.

 

[Counterfit]

The Belkin n52te isn't out yet, but I've been using the n52 for several years, and it works well.

I've also been using an n52 for some time. So much more comfortable than any flat keyboard.