About What-Keyboard.com
What-Keyboard.com answers one question, and answers it properly: which keyboard does a pro player or streamer use right now? Not a list of every setting under the sun, just the keyboard, what it is, when the player switched to it and what came before.
Players
We cover 10 pro players and streamers from CS2, Fortnite, League of Legends, Overwatch, VALORANT, and add more every month. Each one has a page with their current keyboard, its specs and the date they started using it.
Keyboard history
Pros switch gear more often than most people think. Every page keeps a dated history of the keyboards a player has used, so you can see how long they stayed on each one and what they moved to. Across all players we track 30 switches so far.
Specs and alternatives
Our database holds 140 keyboards that pro players use or have used. Every page shows the specs of the current keyboard and suggests a few close alternatives, picked from what other pros actually play on, with the differences spelled out.
Our goal
To be the most accurate and most current answer to “what keyboard does this player use”. When a player changes their keyboard, the page should say so, with the date.
How we check the data
- Every keyboard is checked against public sources: the player’s own posts and streams, team and manufacturer announcements, and tournament coverage.
- When a newer, dated source shows a different keyboard, it replaces the older one, and the switch goes into the history.
- Quotes are the player’s own words (or a named teammate, coach or the manufacturer), with a link to where they were said.
- Sources are listed at the bottom of every player page.
- Every page is re-checked monthly; the date at the top shows the last check.