Brand
1stplayer1stplayer 3
ArmaggeddonArmaggeddon 1
ATTACK SHARKATTACK SHARK 36
AukeyAukey 1
AULAAULA 58
DarkflashDarkflash 2
epomakerepomaker 3
FantechFantech 3
GamdiasGamdias 6
GloriousGlorious 15
GravaStarGravaStar 2
HavitHavit 3
Kingston HyperXKingston HyperX 4
MadlionsMadlions 7
MCHOSEMCHOSE 5
MeetionMeetion 6
RK Royal KludgeRK Royal Kludge 1
SteelSeriesSteelSeries 35
XINMENGXINMENG 1- ZOWIE GEARZOWIE GEAR 1
AOCAOC 1
AsusAsus 45
BloodyBloody 29
CorsairCorsair 17- HPHP 7
- HyperXHyperX 3
LogitechLogitech 41
MSIMSI 11
PhilipsPhilips 1
RapooRapoo 8
RazerRazer 22
RedragonRedragon 41
ThermaltakeThermaltake 3- XPGXPG 5
Frequently Asked Questions
Which gaming keyboard brands do you stock?
The gaming keyboard range covers SteelSeries, Razer and Asus. Between them you get wired and wireless mechanical boards, RGB lighting and, on some SteelSeries models, a small OLED display built into the keyboard.
Should I buy a wireless or a wired gaming keyboard?
Both are stocked, so it comes down to your desk. Wired boards remove charging and pairing from your routine, while wireless boards keep the desk clear and move between machines with less fuss.
Can I pay cash on delivery for a gaming keyboard?
Yes. You can pay cash on delivery or pay online, and orders ship nationwide across Pakistan. You can also buy in person at the Karachi showroom if you want to feel the switches first.
Mechanical, wireless and wired gaming keyboards from SteelSeries, Razer and Asus, in tenkeyless and full size layouts, with RGB and OLED options.
Gaming Keyboards
Gaming keyboards trade the soft feel of an office board for switches that register a press with less travel and a firmer return. Players buy them for competitive shooters, long strategy sessions and typing that holds up after a full day at the desk. The range covers compact boards for tight setups through to full size layouts that keep the number pad.
Three brands hold most of this shelf. SteelSeries covers wired and wireless mechanical boards, including a Gen 3 tenkeyless model with a small OLED display set into the case. Razer sits alongside with wireless RGB boards in full size layouts. Asus brings customizable wireless mechanical builds for people who swap their own switches and keycaps. The spread runs from affordable boards for a first gaming build up to premium models with the whole feature set.
Two decisions do most of the work here.
- The first is wired against wireless. A wired board takes battery charging and pairing out of the picture, while a wireless board clears the cable off a crowded desk and packs down for a LAN session.
- The second is layout. A tenkeyless board leaves the mouse more sweep room for low sensitivity aiming, and a full size layout keeps the number pad for spreadsheets and macro binds.
- Switch feel is the third call, and mechanical boards vary in how much noise they push into a shared room.
Matching a board to how you play
Competitive shooter players lean toward tenkeyless mechanical boards so the mouse hand gets more room to travel. Anyone working on a small desk with a monitor arm gains the most from a wireless board. Someone who games in the evening and works through the day tends to get more from a full size layout, since the number pad earns its keep either side of the split. RGB lighting matters to buyers building a themed setup, and an OLED panel suits players who want to read settings off the board rather than open software.
You can try these boards at our Karachi showroom and press the switches before you commit, which settles the switch question faster than any spec sheet. Orders go out for nationwide delivery across Pakistan. Payment works through cash on delivery or online payment. Bring your desk width if you are stuck between a tenkeyless and a full size board, since that measurement usually makes the choice for you.