Budget gaming keyboard

razer blackwidow ultimate

Logitech G105, it has FN but it's pretty easy to use and I love this keyboard overall.

Any non-mechanical gaming keyboard are all the game, only difference is the number of keys and illumination.G105 has 3x6 macro keys and an AWESOME software. I recommend it, I bought it about 40$ but I don't know it's price right now.You should check Amazon, they have awesome deals on Logitech products.

Spend some more money and buy a mechanical keyboard. Just make sure you're getting one with Cherry keys. Cherry browns er overall seen as best keys for people who both game and type a lot.

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Thank you for all the replies.
First, I really need volume, mute and pause keys so I can use them with one finger. I listen a lot of music, frequently while afk, so it's a must for me.
Second, I'm not going for mechanical at their current price, until I have some experience with them that justifies the price tag. Besides I'm already annoying my family with a lot of late night writing, and I doubt I can bring the switches noise down to membrane level with orings.
I would be willing to fetch CM Storm just for experience if it cost half of current price. There is Zalmann ZM-K500, but numpad is essential for my work.
I think I'll stick with my backup Logitech Media Elite until weekend, and then go some shophunting, see if I can get my hands on Apex, Isku and some mechanicals. BTW funny how annoying the Logitech is after being used to A4Tech.

Have you tried taking apart your old keyboard and cleaning it?

I've had a really good experience with Redragon products. They're chinese products, but the good kind of chinese products, very well designed and confortable. I would recommend the Kagura, it's at half price now in Amazon.

http://www.amazon.com/Redragon-Karura-Keyboard-Switchable-Backlight/dp/B00LSGKEC4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1417551353&sr=8-1&keywords=redragon+keyboard

Get a Sidewinder x4. I'm not the guy who likes to give money to Microsoft but that's the best "budget" keyboard you can get (I'v got mine for ~34£). It has macros, multimedia buttons, cool red lights, and the keys are much less noisy than usual non-mechanical keyboards.

"Cooler Master CM Storm Devastator" is a bundle of decent gaming mouse, and good keyboard with multimedia keys, with backlight(available in blue or red or green). Cost 30-35€, or 30-35$. My friend has it. Well but if you want only keyboard, then buying a separate one for same price is better.

Thank you all again. I went shophunting and that's what I found:
Razer BlackWidow with green switches is loud. Too loud for my taste. I didn't found it too comfortable either. I didn't like Logitech F710 with brown switches either, though by description I expected browns to fit me best.
Sidewinders are no longer sold anywhere in my country as far as I could find.
Logitech G105 is no better button-wise than my twice-cheaper A4Tech G800 was. Same goes for Roccat Isku.
I was unable to find Steelseries Apex nor CoolerMaster Storm anywhere.
One keyboard I fell in love was Steelseries G6v2 with black cherries. It doesn't have multimedia buttons and it's damn expensive, but the feel of those switches is excellent for me, so much that I'm willing to forfeit multimedia keys.
I haven't been able to find any red cherry keyboard, even though they should be most common mechanicals.
Unfortunately, due to some recent events, I'm currently broke and have to wait for the next paycheck at the end of the month. Meanwhile I've been considering cheapest mechanical I found, A4Tech Bloody 540. It's switches are somewhere between red and black cherries from what I read.

How about a Razer Deathstalker? Not the Ultimate Edition.