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On March 07 2011 05:05 VManOfMana wrote:For me its not so much high vs. low but the fact that I really don't like rubber dome keyboards. For high-profile I have a compact IBM Model M. ![[image loading]](http://imgur.com/gLfte.jpg) For low profile I have a compact Apple keyboard. Its rubber dome, but so low profile I don't get the "did I actually press the key?" feeling that annoys me about rubber dome. ![[image loading]](http://imgur.com/pyn3H.jpg) Oh wow, a tenkeyless model M. How much did you get that for? Those are so rare and hard to come by these days and usually cost a pretty penny.
Generally I type on a Filco and a Thinkpad laptop keyboard. For gaming and normal use I definitely prefer the regular profile keys.
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On March 07 2011 05:29 Narkil wrote:and its called?
Saitek Eclipse II
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18 year old acer 6011 mechanical keyboard
![[image loading]](http://www.vanspankeren.com/Keyboards/images/Acer_1.jpg)
that's an image of a 6511 but they look identical to me anyways
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On March 07 2011 05:53 echO [W] wrote:Show nested quote +On March 07 2011 05:05 VManOfMana wrote:For me its not so much high vs. low but the fact that I really don't like rubber dome keyboards. For high-profile I have a compact IBM Model M. ![[image loading]](http://imgur.com/gLfte.jpg) For low profile I have a compact Apple keyboard. Its rubber dome, but so low profile I don't get the "did I actually press the key?" feeling that annoys me about rubber dome. ![[image loading]](http://imgur.com/pyn3H.jpg) Oh wow, a tenkeyless model M. How much did you get that for? Those are so rare and hard to come by these days and usually cost a pretty penny. Generally I type on a Filco and a Thinkpad laptop keyboard. For gaming and normal use I definitely prefer the regular profile keys.
It cost me about $80 three or four years ago. It was a very lucky find.
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On March 07 2011 05:01 Enki wrote:![[image loading]](http://www.crazypc.com/images/inputdevices/saitek/eclipse2/eclipse2blueahuge.gif) Best keyboard I have ever used.
The Saitek Eclipse II, seconded. I have had this keyboard for about 4 years and gave it a full component cleaning a couple weeks ago. It is essentially brand new again.
Keys are responsive, light, and not very noisy. Everything comes apart easily and without damage. Backlit keys haven't faded a bit.
I personally prefer the purple backlight, but I switch it up to keep things interesting.
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Any mechanical keyboard is awesome. You don't notice they are high profile at all. I don't know how I ever used my low profile Razer keyboards for so long. I loved them. Now I've got a Filco and I'll never look back. It's like typing on a cloud.
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On March 07 2011 06:42 dANiELcanuck wrote: Any mechanical keyboard is awesome. You don't notice they are high profile at all. I don't know how I ever used my low profile Razer keyboards for so long. I loved them. Now I've got a Filco and I'll never look back. It's like typing on a cloud.
Have you tried the Black Widow? I've never been a fan of the other razer keyboards, but i've heard good things about it.
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On March 07 2011 05:01 Enki wrote:![[image loading]](http://www.crazypc.com/images/inputdevices/saitek/eclipse2/eclipse2blueahuge.gif) Best keyboard I have ever used.
I have this keyboard and I don't really like it. I mean it's okay, but I don't think it's anything special for the price. I would rather have the OPs keyboard (I use to use that one). I do like how it's decently quiet though. I have a roommate so this is important for me.
Maybe I just need to clean it like the above guy. My spacebar is fucked up too.
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![[image loading]](http://www.lightconecorp.net/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/01/lkbd1.jpg)
simple keyboard that has yet to fail on me. no need for media buttons since i bind winamp shortcuts (play/stop/previous/next) to ctrl+up/down/left/right arrow respectively.
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Filco with Cherry Brown MX Switches. Best keyb evar
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I use a Logitech G11 and a Samsung DT-35
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On March 07 2011 07:26 Rotodyne wrote:I have this keyboard and I don't really like it. I mean it's okay, but I don't think it's anything special for the price. I would rather have the OPs keyboard (I use to use that one). I do like how it's decently quiet though. I have a roommate so this is important for me. Maybe I just need to clean it like the above guy. My spacebar is fucked up too. I mostly like it for the small keys. I don't have huge hands so it's much easier for me.
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Once you go mechanical, you won't want to use anything else again. Everything else just feels so lame comparatively
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hahaha, I have the exact same keyboard in the OP, but I just ordered a steelseries 6Gv2. When I played at a cybergrounds lan in DC I got on a computer that had a Model M on it and I just fell in love with the way mechanical keyboards felt. I'll end up using the 6Gv2 for just about everything but I'll need to keep my crappy dell keyboard around since I still haven't gotten to the point where I don't need to look at the stickers to type in Hindi.
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I've done pretty much all my SC:BW playing and SC2 playing on a laptop, so a laptop keyboard xD
It's gotta be a full one though, with the numpad on the side still.
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On March 07 2011 07:26 Rotodyne wrote:I have this keyboard and I don't really like it. I mean it's okay, but I don't think it's anything special for the price. I would rather have the OPs keyboard (I use to use that one). I do like how it's decently quiet though. I have a roommate so this is important for me. Maybe I just need to clean it like the above guy. My spacebar is fucked up too.
ill buy it for 30 to 35 dollars
i dont use spacebar much anymore
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I have a Logitech G110. Kinda made me realise that gaming keyboard aren't that useful for StarCraft.
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On March 07 2011 07:26 Rotodyne wrote:I have this keyboard and I don't really like it. I mean it's okay, but I don't think it's anything special for the price. I would rather have the OPs keyboard (I use to use that one). I do like how it's decently quiet though. I have a roommate so this is important for me. Maybe I just need to clean it like the above guy. My spacebar is fucked up too.
I used the saitek eclipse 2 for about 2 years before the rubber domes gave in and I had to replace it (got a mechanical keyboard this time.) I enjoyed the quietness of it the keyboard and the backlighting, the keys are a little spread out out so not the best for hotkeying units 1 - 9 with small hands.
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