EPTFruit Dealer's Keyboard - Page 27
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Glasse
Canada1237 Posts
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uSnAmplified
United States1029 Posts
On November 19 2010 04:13 OolieDoolie wrote: The keyboard company is a UK(i believe) site that has filco if you are willing to pay for the more expensive shipping, otherwise you will have to wait. I emailed elite keyboards about their next stock a couple days ago buy no reply.Where can i Buy the keyboard, elitekeyboards all sold out. of the brown switch 104 keys | ||
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Xingke
United States78 Posts
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uSnAmplified
United States1029 Posts
On November 19 2010 07:08 Xingke wrote: Damn that really sucks, i want the brown over blues because i room with four other people, the quieter the better. Hopefully i will catch next months shipment before they sell out for the holidays.I was lucky enough to get one in their shipment this month. In the conversation I had with a guy from elitekeyboards it sounded like they get 1 shipment a month. | ||
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hitman133
United States1425 Posts
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OolieDoolie
United States5 Posts
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ecdN
United States94 Posts
On November 19 2010 09:05 OolieDoolie wrote: Does anyone know if Steelseries 6gv2 is comparable to Filco? Filco is a brand, Steelseries 6gv2 is a specific keyboard... Try to specify a keyboard for comparison. | ||
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OolieDoolie
United States5 Posts
Steelseries 6gv2 vs Filco Majestouch brown switch. | ||
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NuKedUFirst
Canada3139 Posts
On November 19 2010 09:14 OolieDoolie wrote: Sorry thoguht it kinda implies since we are on the thread about fruitdealers keyboard, Steelseries 6gv2 vs Filco Majestouch brown switch. Well, the 6gv2 uses brown cherry switches so the pressure required to press them down is a bit more. Some players find blacks tire their hands out. I am currently using the Majestouch with the brown switches and it seems VERY solid. It could survive a nuke it feels so solid. | ||
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skp
Canada134 Posts
Filco black switches are pretty much the same as 6gv2 with the only difference being appearance and layout. | ||
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Divine[aX]
Canada161 Posts
On November 19 2010 10:11 skp wrote: Majestouch brown switch is different in that it has brown switches and the 6gv2 uses blacks. So really, I think you are asking about the differences between brown and black switches. Filco black switches are pretty much the same as 6gv2 with the only difference being appearance and layout. And the price. I've seen the Steelseries 6GV2 down to $75 at NCIX and MemoryExpress before, while the Filco can go up to $140 including shipping and taxes. | ||
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mardi
United States1164 Posts
 ) and nothing would happen to it. | ||
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sluggaslamoo
Australia4494 Posts
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butter
United States785 Posts
On November 20 2010 14:33 sluggaslamoo wrote: Actually keycaps are very fragile on any cherry switch based keyboard. I broke so many keycaps, and it was costing me so much to get replacements, that I ended up buying a keyboard with topre capacitative switches instead. Which IMO are much more solid that cherry switches. How did you break them :o | ||
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semantics
10040 Posts
People who break keyboards will always find ways to break them, lasting 10 times longer means crap when you treat them like crap. I have old membrane keyboards that work just fine that i've used for years for various reasons, because i protect and clean, ie maintain them. | ||
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Char711
United States862 Posts
On November 19 2010 11:00 mardi wrote: Getting this keyboard has been probably one of the best investments I've made regarding computer peripherals. Headphones break, mice break, and mouse pads wear out but this thing is a beast. I could use this keyboard to hammer in a nail (but i won't ) and nothing would happen to it.But we demand a YouTube video of it, my good sir! | ||
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JJEOS
United States127 Posts
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CaptainFwiffo
United States576 Posts
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Babaganoush
United States626 Posts
Also, if you're not used to mechanical keyboards, it feels weird to type on first, but you get used to it. The first few days I used to constantly bottom out my keys. Now, not so much. And I dont understand how someone can break the keycaps on this thing. I used a $15 media Logitech keyboard for about 7 years and I *NEVER* broke a single keycap on that thing. Only time I broke a keycap was one I accidentally dropped a heavy book on my open laptop, breaking off a key.  Then again those are scissor keys... which are pretty fragile. | ||
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sl0w
United States447 Posts
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