Which one do YOU recommend? 
 
I don't want this to be a singular "what do I get" thread, I get an answer, and it dies. Feel free to post thoughts and opinions on your new board! The Generic Keyboard thread GOOOOO!

Logitech Classic Keyboard 200. Cheap and can take a beating. I've owned a zBoard but switching out the key sets got to be a pain. 

I'm currently using a Logitech G15.
 
Chosen because it felt pretty good at the store and I like the layout.

Razer Arctosa here.
 
I would have gone for the Logitech G15, but I prefer flat keys over raised ones.

I dunno, I'm using a basic Fujitso Siemens keyboard that I picked up at a flea market for 5 bucks. My other computer has a basic Keytronic one. None of them have any fancy extras or anything, but I like them.
 
Slim keyboards and laptop keyboards are the worst.

" I'm currently using a Logitech G15.  Chosen because it felt pretty good at the store and I like the layout. "

G15

The truth about keyboards is, they are the exact opposite of gaming mice. The standard OEM $20 office keyboard by Microsoft or Logitech will perform just as well, if not better than a Razer, Saitek etc. gaming keyboard. The office ones are built for productivity, so they're sturdy and meant for fast typing (therefore higher reliability and higher "APM"). The so called "gaming" keyboard usually have awkward key placement and lower reliability. I would say the only tangible benefits that gaming keyboards provide are light-up keys and LCD info displays, but as you can see those functions are almost purely aesthetic. 
 
I owned a Razer Lycosa and swiftly went back to my Logitech K200.

Some non-remarkable Logitech one...
 
It's a board with keys on it, which is pretty much all I want in a keyboard.

I have a keyboard that looks exactly like this one. It's called a merc keyboard and the left side stuff is like a bigger wsad, however I don't use it. I tried it, however I don't feel like redownloading drivers for it. It's more tactile because all those keys there replaces the keyboard, space is the button on the bottom right, reload is bumpy outwards while F is bumpy inwards. It take a few weeks, however eventually you'll get it and the normal keyboard might feel a bit different. I think this keyboard is good for ppl who has trouble with using a keyboard, like console gamers and the wsad keys are bigger and that might be helpful. For batman arkham asylum for example, I can't press X on it because it's not there for x-ray vision. C is next to the space there, it's the second on to the right on the bottom, that's for crouch. I suppose it's easier pressing it this way, however I found it more difficult.  
 
I'm sure the blue merc keyboard glows or something.
 
   

I have a G15. Wasn't really worth the money since I never use the macro keys or the LCD display.

@Shakermaker said:

" Logitech Illuminated   

Had a Razer Lycosa, wasn't really a fan so traded it for a G15.
 
Haven't really found whats right for me yet, will possibly try a mechanical keyboard next.

Saitek Eclipse.  Not really into buying keyboards with worthless features I'll never use, looking back the backlight of this keyboard was even pointless, and the non-standard features conflict with games if you don't disable them.
 
The keys feel as good as I'll ever need though.