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Monoxide
Canada1190 Posts
On October 27 2010 15:23 hkfosho wrote: shipping was like 23 euros or something like that, the total cost after everything was around 170 CAN for me. This is for the pink filco with brown mx and NKRO. Just out of curiosity, which carrier did you receive your package with? | ||
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hkfosho
Canada213 Posts
On October 27 2010 15:29 Monoxide wrote: Just out of curiosity, which carrier did you receive your package with? Royal Mail International - that was the only option I had since it was from the UK... pretty damn fast shipping though I think it was like 3-4 days right after thanksgiving day in Canada | ||
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Hyoseke
20 Posts
Just curious, if the blues did not have auditory feedback, which keys would most people prefer between the blues and browns? Thanks | ||
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rEiGN~
369 Posts
On October 27 2010 19:00 Hyoseke wrote: Just curious, if the blues did not have auditory feedback, which keys would most people prefer between the blues and browns? From what I gather, browns are pretty much blues without noise, but I think the actuation graph is not exactly same. I got browns and they're nice, can't say anything about other switch types because I haven't tried them. | ||
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Hyoseke
20 Posts
On October 27 2010 19:42 rEiGN~ wrote: From what I gather, browns are pretty much blues without noise, but I think the actuation graph is not exactly same. I got browns and they're nice, can't say anything about other switch types because I haven't tried them. Thanks for your input, I really appreciate it. Based on your experience with the browns, would you prefer if you had more tactile feedback? I know that blues have a more pronounced tactile feedback which is why I am trying to figure out which most people prefer since sound does not matter to me. | ||
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ALPINA
3791 Posts
On October 27 2010 21:42 Hyoseke wrote: Thanks for your input, I really appreciate it. Based on your experience with the browns, would you prefer if you had more tactile feedback? I know that blues have a more pronounced tactile feedback which is why I am trying to figure out which most people prefer since sound does not matter to me. If sound does not matter I think you will prefer blues more. | ||
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sc2lime
Canada513 Posts
On October 27 2010 19:42 rEiGN~ wrote: From what I gather, browns are pretty much blues without noise, but I think the actuation graph is not exactly same. I got browns and they're nice, can't say anything about other switch types because I haven't tried them. Browns still make noise but it's just not the clicky noise of blues. It makes noise when you bottom out the keys. It may not be as loud as the blues but depending on how heavy your typing is, it tends to make a bit of noise. | ||
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Hyoseke
20 Posts
On October 27 2010 23:11 Alpina wrote: If sound does not matter I think you will prefer blues more. How come? | ||
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lynx.oblige
Sierra Leone2268 Posts
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Hyoseke
20 Posts
On October 28 2010 01:24 lynx.oblige wrote: I haven't heard of Blues having better tactile feedback. Browns and Blues are both tactile, the actuation difference is Browns: 40g - Blues: 45g (Blacks: 60g). I heard somewhere that blues are considered "tactile" and browns are considered "soft tactile". | ||
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rEiGN~
369 Posts
On October 28 2010 00:00 sc2lime wrote: Browns still make noise but it's just not the clicky noise of blues. It makes noise when you bottom out the keys. True. I should've said "without click", don't know what I was thinking  | ||
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sely
United States30 Posts
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Redunzl
862 Posts
On October 28 2010 04:30 sely wrote: Anyone notice Fruit Dealer was not using his Filco last night?....but Boxer (the real one) and Inca were using Filcos, although I didn't notice what switches. Just an observation. yea, i noticed this.. I think fruit was using a razer keyboard actually | ||
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Ekko
United States72 Posts
On October 28 2010 04:30 sely wrote: Anyone notice Fruit Dealer was not using his Filco last night?....but Boxer (the real one) and Inca were using Filcos, although I didn't notice what switches. Just an observation. No wonder he lost... but seriously if he did switch keyboards recently I would say that had something to do with it. I have switched 3 times in the last month to finally a mechanical with blues and its taken me a week to just start getting used to it. I would like to see if I could watch his eyes. I've noticed that when I first switch each time I have a tenancy to look down at the keyboard to make sure i'm on the right keys. I would assume he switched keyboards due to a better sponsorship from razor? I mean look at all the crazy amount of sales Filco had after fruit won. They were instantly sold out of his keyboard. | ||
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Hyoseke
20 Posts
On October 28 2010 05:43 Ekko wrote: No wonder he lost... but seriously if he did switch keyboards recently I would say that had something to do with it. I have switched 3 times in the last month to finally a mechanical with blues and its taken me a week to just start getting used to it. I would like to see if I could watch his eyes. I've noticed that when I first switch each time I have a tenancy to look down at the keyboard to make sure i'm on the right keys. How do you like the blues? Have you had experiences with other switch types, more specifically, brown ones? If so how would you compare it? Thanks | ||
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Ekko
United States72 Posts
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Hyoseke
20 Posts
On October 28 2010 05:54 Ekko wrote: I think the difference between blues and browns isn't really that obvious, they are both very close. Blue's are clicky but browns still make noise. Right now I love my keyboard and I do think it has helped me from misclicks due to the obvious feedback when a key is depressed. Thanks for your feedback! So other than the auditory feedback, you would say that the difference between blues and browns is only slightly noticeable? | ||
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Sisko
United States121 Posts
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lynx.oblige
Sierra Leone2268 Posts
On October 28 2010 01:55 Hyoseke wrote: I heard somewhere that blues are considered "tactile" and browns are considered "soft tactile". Hardly. The only difference is the actuation point, which may slightly delay the tactile bump at best and the clickiness. You're asking for all this feedback but its all relative. The best way to find out is try them somehow or take a risk and pick one. They're nor very different anyway | ||
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cmh
United States88 Posts
On October 28 2010 04:30 sely wrote: Anyone notice Fruit Dealer was not using his Filco last night?....but Boxer (the real one) and Inca were using Filcos, although I didn't notice what switches. Just an observation. If you look back vs Fruit Dealers game vs BoxeR in GSL you can see he is using the Filco at the end of the 1st match around 17:14. | ||
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