EPT[Q/D] What keyboard do you use? - Page 38
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kiy0
Portugal593 Posts
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enigamI
Canada385 Posts
 so far I love it, my first mech keyboard. One of the big selling points for me (outside of being a mechanical keyboard) was having the headphone and mic jack on the side of the keyboard, I'm often switching my headphones for speakers, taking them to friends, etc, saves me from going under my desk | ||
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DEN1ED
United States1087 Posts
![[image loading]](http://imgur.com/38tlR.jpg) das ultimate with mx blue switches. Love it. | ||
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Jhax
Ireland201 Posts
![[image loading]](http://bestgamingkeyboards.com/Products/Keyboards/images/logitech/Eclipsell/PK02_EclipseII_main_image_lit.jpg) It's ok, I've had it for a while now and the keys are starting to not respond occasionaly but other than that the backlight and size of it are nice and the keys make a nice sound. | ||
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ElusoryX
Singapore2047 Posts
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LordLuo
United States37 Posts
so excited! | ||
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pbjsandwich
United States443 Posts
does it really fatigue your fingers? | ||
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BlazingInferno
India272 Posts
After using it for a few hours, I have to say that I must really get used to typing on a mechanical keyboard. While you fully depress the membrane KB, obviously that is not the case with the BW and it is taking some getting used to at the moment. Did everyone take some time before they eventually got used to the beauty of mech keyboards? Also, I am finding the layout of the BW really odd. And I don't think it is specifically due to the macro keys but they are one of the reasons. Every time I have to end up typing A, I end up pressing Caps Lock. This is due to the condensed layout of the keyboard which again should take some time getting used to. Any tips on how you got used to this would also be appreciated? However, both of those personal issues aside, when I focus on typing on this keyboard like someone should on a mech. keyboard, it feels like sex on my fingertips. And this being the best bargain keyboard on the market, I can highly recommend this to any SC2 gamer looking for a mech keyboard but does not want to splurge on the more expensive offerings. I can already feel that my tapping is better than my old keyboard (which in all honesty was a cheap 15$ keyboard) and that is arguably the most important skill to have in SC2. I will post up more impressions later once I fully get used to the keyboard. But for now, if you are looking for a mech. keyboard, then the Blackwidow should be first on your list if you are on a budget. | ||
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DERPDERP
Kyrgyzstan189 Posts
On April 07 2011 01:41 BlazingInferno wrote: 'Just bought the Razer Blackwidow Ultimate keyboard. I was originally planning to buy the Regular BW but unfortunately no store in Dubai had it in stock, so had to settle for the Ultimate. However, I got it at a bargain price from one of my regular stores at just marginally higher than the Regular Edition which is really cool. After using it for a few hours, I have to say that I must really get used to typing on a mechanical keyboard. While you fully depress the membrane KB, obviously that is not the case with the BW and it is taking some getting used to at the moment. Did everyone take some time before they eventually got used to the beauty of mech keyboards? Also, I am finding the layout of the BW really odd. And I don't think it is specifically due to the macro keys but they are one of the reasons. Every time I have to end up typing A, I end up pressing Caps Lock. This is due to the condensed layout of the keyboard which again should take some time getting used to. Any tips on how you got used to this would also be appreciated? However, both of those personal issues aside, when I focus on typing on this keyboard like someone should on a mech. keyboard, it feels like sex on my fingertips. And this being the best bargain keyboard on the market, I can highly recommend this to any SC2 gamer looking for a mech keyboard but does not want to splurge on the more expensive offerings. I can already feel that my tapping is better than my old keyboard (which in all honesty was a cheap 15$ keyboard) and that is arguably the most important skill to have in SC2. I will post up more impressions later once I fully get used to the keyboard. But for now, if you are looking for a mech. keyboard, then the Blackwidow should be first on your list if you are on a budget. Pull out the macro keys and cover with duct tape, layout problem fixed ^^ | ||
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Champilion
Egypt2 Posts
Thought to share pics of my modded Microsoft Sidewinder X6, modded with an analogue stick + 4 macro buttons taken from a wireless Logitech game pad, I no longer need to scroll across the map using the mouse anymore, and this stick is just perfect for heavy micro battles where u want to position the screen perfectly without wasting mouse moves on it ^^, took the idea from the Logitech G13 Gameboard. ![[image loading]](http://img192.imageshack.us/i/img0034pa.jpg/) | ||
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DystopiaX
United States16236 Posts
On April 05 2011 12:12 LordLuo wrote: The leopold that I ordered is coming with brown switches so excited!Got mine in the mail today: ![[image loading]](http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5227/5601364065_43479321cd_z.jpg) Sexy keyboard, really love it. Feels great, sounds great, detachable USB cable is awesome as well. | ||
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Son of Gnome
United States777 Posts
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[Silverflame]
Germany640 Posts
Razer Aurantia Korean Pro-Gaming Edition ![[image loading]](http://beta.i3.in.th/gallery/content/4/1779_raur.jpg) | ||
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Ledcaveman
100 Posts
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Azn_Christian
United States153 Posts
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tensionz
United States130 Posts
On August 19 2010 08:12 Azile wrote: Cheap, reliable, i'm on like my 6th one. ![[image loading]](http://images.highspeedbackbone.net/itemdetails/L23-6626/L23-6626-box-dr.jpg) Haha same cheap and pretty decent. | ||
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Scriptix
United States145 Posts
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fatfail
United States386 Posts
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GertHeart
United States631 Posts
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aLuLz
Germany175 Posts
I hope you can help me =) | ||
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