+1 for some Quickfire, and someday, when you have bucks laying around, get some nice PBT keycaps for it, massdrop usually have nice deals, there's also two trusted sellers on ebay, Qtan and Widebasket (the last one should receive some batch of Leopold keycaps that are great in some months), don't search further, keyboard virus is a dangerous thing 

And BTW, if you don't use the numpad a lot, I recommend the TKL version, it's much more comfortable to use

CM Storm Keyboards are basically rebranded Filco keyboards. Either is amazing and I'd say it's really down to what kind of switches you wanna get.

If you liked the "bump" in the middle of your button press from your BW, get either the Blue or Brown switches. Otherwise get Red switches to get rid of the bump. You should know if you need Black or any of the other switches.

If Filco's are too expensive/not available to you easily, Ducky's are a decent (Chinese) alternative.

I'm not sure whatever happened with Leopolds. Elitekeyboards used to carry them, but they now carry "Keyed Up Labs Keyboards". I have no idea if those are any good or not.

KUL is sort of a hyped brand nowadays, people usually say good things about it, although I haven't seen any great review of it yet.

I love my 60% Leopold with brown switches. It's small enough to take up very little desk space but is built heavy enough to kill a hobo with.

+1, mine use blues, and I'm looking to get one with clears and after the FC660C.

Alright after a while with the DAS 4 Ultimate...

Decent. Finish is top-notch, its very slim and sleek looking. The media controls are quite nice; it has a digital volume control like the ones you see on some of the more modern home theater systems. It types pretty well and was very easy for me to get used to, though I do wish I could've gotten greens; it's not as tactile as I was hoping. But definitely something I'm willing to live with for the aesthetics and media controls.

Completely plug-'n'-play too. No setup of any kind, every feature (NKRO, media controls, USB hub) works without any hassle or custom software. Very refreshing experience compared to what I've had to deal with from Razer.

The footbar, however. Holy shit. This is the fly in the soup. Ridiculously stupid "feature" that has caused me nothing but grief. No flat edge to line the keyboard up with the monitor, which makes it almost impossible for me to use my graphics tablet and keyboard at the same time. The damn thing never stays on, either. "You'll thank us later" my ass.

Also, no cable channels, and the cable is absolutely fucking enormous, it looks like a fucking IEC power cable and is permanently jutting straight out the back. Hate it.

Now I'm thinking about mods. That cable has to go, and I'd like to switch out the springs for higher resistance ones, to make it behave like greens instead of blues. Anyone have any advice on a mod like this? I've also got a set of PBT caps coming in; the stock keycaps are already glossing over.

I just picked up a Noppoo Lolita w/ Kailh Blues as a secondary keyboard, so I can send my ES-87 Reds to work.

It's been a long time since I've typed on a clicky Blue-like switch. The Kailhs feel pretty much like how I remember the Cherry MX Blues.

Decent feature set for the money, but I need to get used to typing on these. The spacebar feels very different than I've been used to using. I've got doubleshot PBTs coming in the mail today, so that'll be fun to use.