EPTI recommend this keyboard because it's very sturdy (it feels very durable, and it's quite heavy), and its a joy to type on it because it sounds so freaking awesome.
[Q] Mechanical Keyboard Recommendation - Page 28
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zZygote
Canada898 Posts
I recommend this keyboard because it's very sturdy (it feels very durable, and it's quite heavy), and its a joy to type on it because it sounds so freaking awesome. | ||
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jay236
29 Posts
This site gives a really good guide on mechanical keyboards if it hasn't been posted already. I personally bought the XArmor UBL9-S edition (Brown Cherry MX switches). I wanted something with a matte chassis and wrist rest with backlighting as a cool bonus. Cost me a fortune though because of US duties off Amazon.com to ship to Canada. Would've bought the Das Silent Professional edition if it had media keys and the Xarmor features. | ||
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NPHarris
91 Posts
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Olsson
Sweden931 Posts
Is the keyboards black switches very hard to push down or was it just overused? It seems like I will never get comfortable with such a hard pushed keyboard as it will affect my speed. I have over average big hands. | ||
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echO [W]
United States1495 Posts
On May 26 2011 03:04 Olsson wrote: Tried the Steelseries 6G V2 Mechanical Keyboard at inferno online today. I played only three games of starcraft due to the server issues and some FPS there. I hated the keyboard because of the buttons feeling so overused and hard to push down. Comments on this? Is the keyboards black switches very hard to push down or was it just overused? It seems like I will never get comfortable with such a hard pushed keyboard as it will affect my speed. I have over average big hands. They are that hard to push down, some people do say that you get used to it. If you don't like black switches, consider the browns or blues. | ||
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vyyye
Sweden3917 Posts
On May 26 2011 03:04 Olsson wrote: Tried the Steelseries 6G V2 Mechanical Keyboard at inferno online today. I played only three games of starcraft due to the server issues and some FPS there. I hated the keyboard because of the buttons feeling so overused and hard to push down. Comments on this? Is the keyboards black switches very hard to push down or was it just overused? It seems like I will never get comfortable with such a hard pushed keyboard as it will affect my speed. I have over average big hands. The whole point of the blacks is that they're the hardest of the lot, which is supposedly preferable for FPS gaming and such. | ||
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Wihl
Sweden472 Posts
On May 26 2011 03:04 Olsson wrote: Tried the Steelseries 6G V2 Mechanical Keyboard at inferno online today. I played only three games of starcraft due to the server issues and some FPS there. I hated the keyboard because of the buttons feeling so overused and hard to push down. Comments on this? Is the keyboards black switches very hard to push down or was it just overused? It seems like I will never get comfortable with such a hard pushed keyboard as it will affect my speed. I have over average big hands. I've tried both black (at a store) and brown (at a friends house) and I must say that brown switches felt soooo much better. They're a lot lighter to press and feel quite different from the black ones. | ||
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Son of Gnome
United States777 Posts
On May 26 2011 03:50 Wihl wrote: I've tried both black (at a store) and brown (at a friends house) and I must say that brown switches felt soooo much better. They're a lot lighter to press and feel quite different from the black ones. Same here thats why i ended up selling my old 6gv2 to buy my new filco with browns its awesome.  | ||
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leethon
Hungary5 Posts
I also didn't get any fatigue by typing. I just chatted with my friends for 1+ hours and no fatigue at all. However I didn't try any brown or blue switches. In my country, I can purchase only razer or steelseries keyboard so I had to buy this for saving money and I really recommend it for anyone. | ||
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Dannnnn_The_Man
United States166 Posts
Im also looking at a Xarmor U9BL-S which someone recommended earlier, and seeing as it was backlit i was somewhat interested in it. Do you guys think that the blackwidow would be a good gaming keyboard or should i maybe go with the Xarmor (or if you have suggestions)? | ||
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RickOrShay
New Zealand132 Posts
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FuRRyChoBo
United States218 Posts
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Alakabon
Canada111 Posts
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hugman
Sweden4644 Posts
On May 21 2011 09:46 zala2023 wrote: my filco mx brown just came in today and omg my razor blackwidow aint got shit on this fine piece of orgasmic equipment a few minutes of tying and you can feel the difference strongly recommended if you got some money to spend, this keyboard, in my humble option, live up to its hype. (its also used by fruitdealer before TSL got sponsored by a gaming equipment manufacturer) I have one ordered :D Waiting for it | ||
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Rei_Rice
Germany87 Posts
Unfortunately I wasn't at home and the post dude gave it to our local post office  ( I almost cried... But today I will get it!!! Can't await. | ||
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Rei_Rice
Germany87 Posts
The Keyboard is just amazing. I've played a couple of games and wrote some emails yesterday. It feels so good. The brwon switches are just perfect for playing StarCraft. I've never tried any others but I think you can't make a mistake if you go with brown switches. If you have the money, just buy a Filco. You'll be satisfied. I'm at work at the moment and suffering because I have to type that post with a non mechanical logitech keyboard T_T. I'm already familiar with the Filco :-) Think about to buy another Filco for work.. | ||
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Jago
Finland390 Posts
On May 27 2011 14:22 Rei_Rice wrote: So finally i got my Filco Keyboard. After 3 months of waiting I was able to get one with German layout. The Keyboard is just amazing. I've played a couple of games and wrote some emails yesterday. It feels so good. The brwon switches are just perfect for playing StarCraft. I've never tried any others but I think you can't make a mistake if you go with brown switches. If you have the money, just buy a Filco. You'll be satisfied. I'm at work at the moment and suffering because I have to type that post with a non mechanical logitech keyboard T_T. I'm already familiar with the Filco :-) Think about to buy another Filco for work.. It gets worse After about 2 months of using a Filco at home, it becomes really annoying to type using cheapo lenovo/dell rubberdomes at work. | ||
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dicedicerevolution
United States245 Posts
1. Indented caps lock key ![[image loading]](http://i.imagehost.org/0852/capslock2.jpg) 2. Cherry MX Black switches 3. USB Everything else is negotiable. The cheaper the price the better. Help me TL.net you're my only hope D: | ||
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Zapdos_Smithh
Canada2620 Posts
What I like specifically about it is that the F-keys are very close to the rest of the keys which seems really good for me because I am very reliant on F-keys. However, I am a bit concerned that they might be too close. I don't want to 1a2af3a...any reports on this happening? Also, looking to get cherry browns with this thing as I like the soft input + lack of sound...but it's a ridiculous 175 on ebay. There's one on craigslist for 100 but it's cherry blues...I hear they suck for double tapping? Also they are damn loud? Specifically on the noppoo. Any comments from noppoo owners? | ||
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Jago
Finland390 Posts
On May 28 2011 15:44 Zapdos_Smithh wrote: Also, looking to get cherry browns with this thing as I like the soft input + lack of sound...but it's a ridiculous 175 on ebay. Err, 175 for a Noppoo Choc mini is cheap, not "ridiculous". If you actually order it new from the official reseller, the price + shipping will be way higher than 175. | ||
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