Logitech G15...the second edition orange one. Never use any of the G keys for starcraft though. I love having the LCD screen, even with just the clock, during games.

Coindrop

United States203 Posts

August 18 2010 23:26 GMT

#23

Cherry G80-11900

So far it seems to be a pretty nice compact mechanical keyboard.

kontrol

Canada32 Posts

August 18 2010 23:33 GMT

#24

On August 19 2010 08:20 vek wrote:
See I had the Lycosa and had issues with keys not responding in certain combinations. An example would be if I was holding CTRL for crouch, A and W for moving diagonally and then hitting R for reload would cause the keyboard to "lock up" and I would have to let go of all the keys for it to start responding again. This is not the exact combination because it was a fair while ago but it pissed me off to no end when I tried to play any FPS. Inexcusable for something being marketed as a "gaming" keyboard.

That keyboard only lasted about 3 months until the backlight died so I threw it out. I was pissed off at wasting so much money on it but I was glad at the same time because it was a piece of shit that gave me nothing but grief.

That's called "Ghosting" and funny because the Razer are suppose to prevent that.
Anyhow I had a cheap dell before but changed just because of that.

Kurai

Canada167 Posts

August 18 2010 23:34 GMT

#25

i use the razer arctosa.. and i find it amazing.. idk why there so much hate on razer keyboards >.>
i agree they are kinda pricey though

MrBitter

United States2939 Posts

August 18 2010 23:37 GMT

#26

I'm a Razer fanboy. I use a Lycosa/Lachesis combo.
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I saw some Razer hate on page one. The only problem I've every had was with my Lachesis - Its retardedly high DPI sometimes made it bug out a bit, either freezing up, or moving my cursor all funny.

Luckily Razer updated the drivers, and it hasn't happened sense.

Loooove my keyboard. <3<3

theshin2007

United States133 Posts

August 18 2010 23:38 GMT

#27

I just bought a Filco Majestouch cherry brown tenkeyless and i really love it so far. although some people dont like how much noisier mechanical keyboards are over membrane keyboards.

Aberu

United States968 Posts

August 18 2010 23:38 GMT

#28

Steelseries 7g

MamiyaOtaru

United States1687 Posts

August 18 2010 23:41 GMT

#29

reposting my boards - top to bottom Cherry Cymotion Master Linux, Deck Legend, Sejin Electron SKM-1040 (Boxerboard

)

The latter two are mechanical (the Cherry, ironically, is not), with the Deck having nkey rollover and backlighting. The Sejin on the other hand is korean

The Deck uses Cherry blue switches. The Sejin has Futaba switches

FortuneSyn

1825 Posts

August 18 2010 23:42 GMT

#30

this is mine. I just bought it lol, i have no idea if it's good. 15 euro
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This is what i used to use. yes crazy. I actually can't find a better picture than this.

TaiYang

Canada128 Posts

August 18 2010 23:44 GMT

#31

On August 19 2010 08:12 Azile wrote:
Cheap, reliable, i'm on like my 6th one.

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This is exactly what I'm using right now.

edit; It cost me $14

Misanthrope

United States924 Posts

August 18 2010 23:50 GMT

#32

I'm using a Zboard 'Merc' keyboard. It has an attached 'gaming pad' on the left, but I don't ever use it because it feels cheap and unresponsive. Actually I was wondering if one of the more knowledgeable folks around here could tell me which keyboard it is that was featured in Oldboy. The one all of KT was using. It looked like it had a really nice non-slick surface and had really responsive looking feel to the keys. I've been looking for a keyboard with a really responsive 'light' touch to it, but can't seem to find one locally and it's impossible to tell over the net. If someone could enlighten me as to that KT keyboard, or even suggest another I would be very appreciative. ^_^

vek

Australia936 Posts

August 18 2010 23:53 GMT

#33

On August 19 2010 08:50 Misanthrope wrote:
I'm using a Zboard 'Merc' keyboard. It has an attached 'gaming pad' on the left, but I don't ever use it because it feels cheap and unresponsive. Actually I was wondering if one of the more knowledgeable folks around here could tell me which keyboard it is that was featured in Oldboy. The one all of KT was using. It looked like it had a really nice non-slick surface and had really responsive looking feel to the keys. I've been looking for a keyboard with a really responsive 'light' touch to it, but can't seem to find one locally and it's impossible to tell over the net. If someone could enlighten me as to that KT keyboard, or even suggest another I would be very appreciative. ^_^

That would most likely be the DT35

It has 2 versions, white and black.