EPTOn June 05 2012 00:26 RYUZbim wrote:
Korean layout is ISO (small left shift and bigass enter)?
Korean layout is ISO (small left shift and bigass enter)?
ISO Enter =/= BigAss Enter
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Epoxide
Magic Woods9326 Posts
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intel21
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Rosewill is about 30$ cheaper. DAS seems have the reputation for best overall quality?? Is there any big difference between the two? | ||
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Gnosis
Scotland912 Posts
On June 06 2012 04:03 intel21 wrote: Rosewill or DAS??? I will be getting a blue switch. Rosewill is about 30$ cheaper. DAS seems have the reputation for best overall quality?? Is there any big difference between the two? Never touched a Rosewill board, but I love my DAS. Excellent customer service before buying, and a dream to type on (also blue switch). | ||
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-RusH
United States240 Posts
On June 06 2012 03:46 -RusH wrote: Anyone have any experience with the Rosewill keyboards?Hello I've been thinking of getting a rosewill keyboard either browns or reds. The problem is I've read about how the detachable usb cable is very easy to mess up and that has really made me think about whether to get them or not. Right now they've got their red switch version going for $65 if you use the 20% off promo code. What do you guys think? Is it worth the risk? My other option would be to wait for the Corsair red switch to go on sale and buy that, although I don't like the idea of not having the top row of keys not being mechanical. Also since the red switches require the least ammount of force among the cherry mx switches, do they still take more force to press than your average $10 membrane keyboard? | ||
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Boblhead
United States2577 Posts
On June 06 2012 05:47 -RusH wrote: Anyone have any experience with the Rosewill keyboards? membrane keyboards are 65g actuation. so reds are lighter than membrane. Rosewill keyboards are fine, just don't mess with the detachable cord once you plug it in. | ||
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TheOracle98
7 Posts
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/Be93Q.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/vj0oD.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/CNe6p.jpg) | ||
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slytown
Korea (South)1411 Posts
On June 06 2012 06:08 TheOracle98 wrote: I managed to find an old Unitek in my basement. I haven't really tried it out yet, but it came from an old IBM computer and contains spring switches and weighs a metric fuck-ton. Compared to my Das (blue) it is really quiet. I actually quite enjoy the sound if i could figure out how to connect it to a modern computer. + Show Spoiler + Those look more like Cherry MX black than buckling spring on the Unitek. Can you confirm? | ||
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TheOracle98
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Gluon
Netherlands425 Posts
On June 07 2012 04:43 TheOracle98 wrote: Yeah, they are blacks... I forgot that they don't really have a tactile feel Well that explains why they are so much more silent than the blues  | ||
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Azuroz
Sweden1630 Posts
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exousia_7
Taiwan215 Posts
On June 07 2012 08:34 Azuroz wrote: About to order a filco ninja tenkeyless with brown switches, but i just saw that the red switch version of that keyboard is coming out in the middle of june. As im using blues right now and i've only also tried black switches, my main problem with my current one(blues) is double tapping, is this issue also prevalent with brown switch keyboards? I've never tried red switches, but afaik it's about the same as black switches but lighter, is that correct? Double tapping should be fine on brown switches, and yes red switches are the same as blacks just that it's lighter. The actuation force for reds and browns is the same. | ||
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slytown
Korea (South)1411 Posts
On June 07 2012 08:34 Azuroz wrote: About to order a filco ninja tenkeyless with brown switches, but i just saw that the red switch version of that keyboard is coming out in the middle of june. As im using blues right now and i've only also tried black switches, my main problem with my current one(blues) is double tapping, is this issue also prevalent with brown switch keyboards? I've never tried red switches, but afaik it's about the same as black switches but lighter, is that correct? The dbl tap issue is less pronounced in the browns than it is in blues because the release point is slightly closer to the actuation point. | ||
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Ben...
Canada3485 Posts
On June 06 2012 05:47 -RusH wrote: I've had one with blue switches since last September. It's an incredibly solid keyboard. It's noticeably better quality than my old Steelseries 6GV2. For how cheap it costs, it doesn't feel cheap at all, the keycaps are fine, no squeaky switches or anything like that either. I haven't had a single issue with mine and would happily recommend it.Anyone have any experience with the Rosewill keyboards? | ||
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sour_eraser
Canada932 Posts
I am looking to buy entry-level mech keyboard in Canada and I was wondering if Razer Blackwindow was good enough? I heard 6gv2 was better in quality but I dont like the idea of black switch as they require more force than typical keyboard. Is there any other lower priced alternate keyboards? I'll probably switch to better mech keyboard if I like it , However right now I just want to test it out | ||
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rebdomine
6040 Posts
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Bakkendepao
Netherlands185 Posts
- Ducky DK1008BR (80$) - Ducky DK9008BR (120$) - Rosewill RK-9000BR (90$) - Leopold FC200 OTaku Browns (100$) The duckie DK1008 is at moment of speaking on top of the list, since it is tenkeyless and its rather cheap. I dont know the differences between the Ducky 1008 compared to all the other keyboards in general, could anybody help me out | ||
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Vestrel
Canada271 Posts
On June 07 2012 16:03 jidolboy wrote: Hey guys, I am looking to buy entry-level mech keyboard in Canada and I was wondering if Razer Blackwindow was good enough? I heard 6gv2 was better in quality but I dont like the idea of black switch as they require more force than typical keyboard. Is there any other lower priced alternate keyboards? I'll probably switch to better mech keyboard if I like it , However right now I just want to test it out Look for Coolermaster keyboards. NCIX has em Coolermaster CM Storm Quick Fire Rapid, Coolermaster Quick Fire Pro | ||
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Blaec
Australia4289 Posts
On June 07 2012 17:21 Bakkendepao wrote: Im saving up money for a mechanical keyboard atm, and I've looked up different keyboards and these are the ones I like (I like non-gamer keyboards, I rather have no LED's or macro keys since I wont use them anyways): - Ducky DK1008BR (80$) - Ducky DK9008BR (120$) - Rosewill RK-9000BR (90$) - Leopold FC200 OTaku Browns (100$) The duckie DK1008 is at moment of speaking on top of the list, since it is tenkeyless and its rather cheap. I dont know the differences between the Ducky 1008 compared to all the other keyboards in general, could anybody help me out Can you get a CM quickfire rapid where you are? Because that should be about the same price as the Ducky and better quality, tenkeyless as well. The Ducky 1008 is ok so if its too hard to get a CM then you should be fine with that. | ||
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Bakkendepao
Netherlands185 Posts
On June 07 2012 18:49 Blaec wrote: Can you get a CM quickfire rapid where you are? Because that should be about the same price as the Ducky and better quality, tenkeyless as well. The Ducky 1008 is ok so if its too hard to get a CM then you should be fine with that. I dont really like the looks of the CM Quickfire, and its not cheaper to order it from a local store here (and I'll have the wrong layout Im used to) | ||
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inbox24
Australia344 Posts
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