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Wartortle
Australia504 Posts
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D u o
Canada381 Posts
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ripster
United States64 Posts
Then here: http://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/comments/wra4r/the_mechanical_keyboard_modder_toolkit_part_two/ | ||
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D u o
Canada381 Posts
On September 04 2012 11:19 ripster wrote: Check under the sticker. Then here: http://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/comments/wra4r/the_mechanical_keyboard_modder_toolkit_part_two/ Ok well there isn't another screw hidden anywhere and its still not coming off and lets just assume that the soda has dried inside the switches [because thats kinda what has happened] is it still saveable with that lubricant? It looks like a clip on the inside of the keyboard and another where the cord meets up, I'm not sure how to open this tank. @___@ | ||
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AceLight
New Zealand220 Posts
On September 03 2012 13:12 AceLight wrote: Also, pricing on the numpad will look like this - 2 buyers = 29.50 USD each 3 = 25 <---- 4 = 23.25 5 = 22 6 = 21.17 ... 10 = 17.80 ... 20 = 15.02 Moar Pics! http://i50.tinypic.com/10i6kvk.jpg | ||
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Boblhead
United States2577 Posts
*Takes can of air, and blows out your keyboard* It looks nice, I would totally get if they had a terran, maybe I'll order some doubleshots and customize my own. | ||
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Sovano
United States1503 Posts
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AceLight
New Zealand220 Posts
Seriously, if both of you wanted Zerg Numpads the pricing would come out at $26 USD for a whole numpad. PM me~ The pricing is posted on the previous page, and looks like this 1 buyer = 45.00 USD each 2 buyers = 29.50 USD each 3 = 25 <---- 4 = 23.25 5 = 22 6 = 21.17 ... 10 = 17.80 ... 20 = 15.02 You can see the difference between 1 and 2 buyers, then 2 and 3 buyers. | ||
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Blaec
Australia4289 Posts
On September 04 2012 10:18 ToREcho[5] wrote: hey guy, i have an issue with my leopold FC700R where the keyboard seems to rock on two opposite feet, like a table with one leg shorter than the rest. I cant work out if its a problem with the keyboard or the table (which is flat glass) or something else. I am not using the keyboards raised legs but everything else looks fine underneath. anyone else had this issue? I think have a similar problem with my Filco, but its an easy fix. Just get a firm grip on either end of the keyboard and twist/flex it back into shape, so that all four corners are sitting flat on the table. It just the casing being slightly warped, I have to do it each time I get my Filco out. On September 02 2012 05:55 AceLight wrote: http://i.imgur.com/cbiid.jpg Anyone interested in getting some of these? It seems the sets will cost around $30 each for the numpad. Saw these on Geekhack and currently in the process of contacting the owner. The more interest, the cheaper we can get. Is there only black keys? Any colour choice? Either way im interested. | ||
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Xiron
Germany1233 Posts
And whats the most laughable about this? The "Pro" versions of the keyboards even cost 5€ less than the standard versions! | ||
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hunts
United States2113 Posts
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tofucake
Hyrule19260 Posts
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hunts
United States2113 Posts
On September 05 2012 06:27 tofucake wrote: I suggest Rosewill and Leopold for cherry switches. I'm thoroughly happy with both of mine. (Rosewill reds and Leopold tenkeyless browns). Is the 6gv2 good/durable? For some reason I want a gaming mechanical keyboard, but maybe that's just me being vain and attracted to razers shiny lights. I've also not heard of the other brands aside from reazer/steel series, I know now from reading that steel series keyboards are very flimsy, are steel series better? Are the other brands better than steel series as well? Also is there another brand that does the flashy backlit keys like razer but has their keyboards actually not die on you? And one thing I was curious about, I heard that keyboards like the 7g or blackwidow ultimate aren't allowed in tournaments because of macro keys, is that true? did some looking around, and the ducky looks really nice, I can get one with blue switches and backlighting to be like my blackwidow was. Question is, is ducky reputable? Or will one of those crap out on me like my last 5 blackwidow ultimates in the past year? | ||
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tofucake
Hyrule19260 Posts
I've also only used Steelseries briefly, so I won't comment on them. My Rosewill and Leopolds are both plain (no backlights. macro keys, etc). I paid roughly the same price for my Rosewill as a 6gv2 costs, and it feels sturdy to me, which I expect is because my money went directly into the keyboard, rather than into the keyboard and all kinds of addon stuff (like backlights and macro keys and LCD screens for some reason in a keyboard?). | ||
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Wartortle
Australia504 Posts
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Wartortle
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Wartortle
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hunts
United States2113 Posts
On September 05 2012 08:33 ToREcho[5] wrote: if you really want backlit get a ducky shine. the TKL version has some strange issues with the backspace and center key ive heard. but im yet to try one so who knows. if it had some more decent reviews I would probably pick one up tbh. The DK one seems nice, and the shine ones are all sold out it seems Any more information on what's wrong with the DK one, or how the ducky quality in general is? If you were to do a scale of say razer steel series ducky and das. | ||
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