I posted before about ordering my QSenn Dt-35

JUST GOT IT THEN

USING IT NOW

WOWOWOWOW!

Can't believe I ever even considered buying the Razer blackwidow

I highly recommend this keyboard (i got it in white)

The plastic dust cover is so amazing as well as I am obsessed with keeping my computer peripherals clean.

^.^

seRapH

United States9794 Posts

October 07 2011 05:34 GMT

Bonjwa keyboard~~

5/5

Loser777

1931 Posts

October 07 2011 05:35 GMT

It's a standard membrane keyboard @_@--btw how can you stand using it with the cover on

DisaFear

Australia4074 Posts

October 07 2011 05:48 GMT

I just looked it up. In your opinion, what do you think are the benefits of your keyboard over the Black Widow?

seRapH

United States9794 Posts

October 07 2011 05:52 GMT

It's cheaper and no awkward macro keys on the side for one thing >_>

DisaFear

Australia4074 Posts

October 07 2011 05:55 GMT

Well, yea, it is cheaper. You could buy a $5 keyboard and still do everything computer fine

After 2-3 days, the macro keys don't bother you anymore. I find them useful now; keep a profile for opening programs (FireFox, Steam, Mail, etc), another profile for TF2 voice commands, and some other stuff

ThatGuyDoMo

Australia516 Posts

October 07 2011 07:16 GMT

@Loser 777

I don't use it with the cover on hahahaha, just when I'm having a break (even if its 5 minutes!) I will put it on.

@ DisaFear

It is MUCH cheaper, MUCH lighter, basically the same response time (give or take a little). The main reason so many pro gamers use it is because of how cheap it is and also how reliable it is.

I definitely prefer this over the black widow which i have used before (though only in moderation)

DisaFear

Australia4074 Posts

October 07 2011 07:40 GMT

Interesting, I never knew pro-gamers used non-mechanical keyboards, got any examples?

ThatGuyDoMo

Australia516 Posts

October 07 2011 08:07 GMT

IMLosirA as an example,

ALOT of BW players use it

I think NesTea uses it as well, so does NaDa and IdrA

mizU

United States12125 Posts

October 07 2011 08:18 GMT

#10

I wonder if I could buy one here...

Enderbantoo

United States465 Posts

October 07 2011 08:28 GMT

#11

i have the keyboard, and i use it with the cover on. i really like it lol, i only take it off for important things like bw. but like the cover keeps it new

ThatGuyDoMo

Australia516 Posts

October 07 2011 21:35 GMT

#12

@MizU you probably could, they seem to only be found in south korea ^.^

@Enderbantoo i might take that on board..see how that works out for me.

and I just remembered MKP uses the Dt35 as well in checkerboard (white and black keys has he bought 2 dt35's and alternated the keys

marttorn

Norway5211 Posts

October 07 2011 21:37 GMT

#13

Whoa, very interesting, I heard about this and apparently it's really good? Might buy it sometime~

Also, add MajOr/Terran to the list of pro's that use it ^^

Klonere

Ireland4123 Posts

October 07 2011 21:40 GMT

#14

Lastshadow uses one I believe.

Where did you order your one from may I ask? How long did it take to get to you?

Ordered mine from Korea in August, still haven't got it T_T, suppose Ireland is kinda long way away.

ThatGuyDoMo

Australia516 Posts

October 07 2011 23:12 GMT

#15

@Marttorn - yes it is amazing!!!

@Klonere - I ordered from ebay, free shipping to Australia, took 10 days to arrive :S (ebay estimated 10-20 days)

That of course has to take into account the fact that Australia is kinda close to SK when compared to Ireland, to be honest you probably should have received it by now. Did you order from ebay?

Klonere

Ireland4123 Posts

October 07 2011 23:50 GMT

#16

On October 08 2011 08:12 ThatGuyDoMo wrote:
@Marttorn - yes it is amazing!!!

@Klonere - I ordered from ebay, free shipping to Australia, took 10 days to arrive :S (ebay estimated 10-20 days)

That of course has to take into account the fact that Australia is kinda close to SK when compared to Ireland, to be honest you probably should have received it by now. Did you order from ebay?

Yeah I'm pretty sure we bought it from the same ebay store: http://www.ebay.ie/itm/180657044230?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649

Yeah considering its probably ground mail, Korea to Ireland would probably an epic journey!

How does it feel compared to a normal membrane keyboard?

ThatGuyDoMo

Australia516 Posts

October 07 2011 23:53 GMT

#17

Much better, keys are more responsive in that it is easier for them to be activated (actuation, less pressure on the keys to have them push down and also they spring back up much faster)

just generally a lot more comfortable

hopefully that keyboard gets to you eventually, such a long wait

Klonere

Ireland4123 Posts

October 08 2011 00:19 GMT

#18

On October 08 2011 08:53 ThatGuyDoMo wrote:
Much better, keys are more responsive in that it is easier for them to be activated (actuation, less pressure on the keys to have them push down and also they spring back up much faster)

just generally a lot more comfortable

hopefully that keyboard gets to you eventually, such a long wait

Thanks, I am looking forward to it like an 8 year old waits for Christmas