EPTMechanical Keyboard Guide - Page 257
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RoranRock
France294 Posts
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Hokay
United States738 Posts
On February 22 2013 02:39 Havik_ wrote: For $72 and free shipping, you're nuts if you don't buy this: + Show Spoiler + Meh I think I'm over LEDs. At least with the two led mech boards I got, the parts ( painted keycaps, cherry stabilizers etc.) they use on led boards lessen the quality of the typing experience for me, and ever since I got a second monitor I have more than enough light at night to see my keys if i was ever to look down at my keyboard to find something. | ||
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Sovano
United States1503 Posts
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Havik_
United States5585 Posts
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Fragile51
Netherlands15767 Posts
On February 21 2013 16:56 kill619 wrote: umm, it's only as awkward as you make it. Brought my keyboard to work and nobody cared about the sound of blues, even when I asked. Most people aren't even going to think about the sound of your keyboard other than it sounds pretty much like any other keyboard. Typing on membrane switches makes sounds too. Likewise. I'm using my Filco with blues at my workplace as well and aside from the "woah that's pretty loud" i haven't had any heavy objects flung at my head so i guess i'm good :p | ||
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Sovano
United States1503 Posts
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Havik_
United States5585 Posts
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FredDan
United States37 Posts
On February 23 2013 18:31 Havik_ wrote: Do you guys know if there has ever been, or ever will be a linear clicky switch? Think an MX red with the clicky feedback of the blues, but no bump. Is this even physically possible. I don't think it is based on how the switches are engineered,but I'm just curious :p Not likely. If you're looking for audible feedback for actuation you're probably better off installing a program that clicks for you. | ||
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RoranRock
France294 Posts
seems to be tenkeyless mechanical but which one ? | ||
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derpface
Sweden925 Posts
On February 23 2013 18:54 RoranRock wrote: do you guys know what is the keyboard that is used by Grubby ? seems to be tenkeyless mechanical but which one ? Blackwidow Tournament edition. Might be the stealth edition. If it is its Mx Brown compared to Mx Blue on the non stealth. | ||
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Sovano
United States1503 Posts
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Kazar
Germany32 Posts
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Havik_
United States5585 Posts
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SecondSandwich
United States319 Posts
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Havik_
United States5585 Posts
On February 25 2013 12:41 SecondSandwich wrote: I am having a really hard time deciding between the Zowie Celeritas and the Das Keyboard Model S Professional Soft Pressure Point Mechanical Keyboard (Brown switches). Can anyone convince me one way or the other? They both seem simple and solid. Das is one of the top brands in mechanical keyboards. Das Keyboard by far. It also has a USB hub, which the Celeritas doesn't have. No brainier there really. If it was Das vs a Filco board, then there's some touch decisions that need to be made. | ||
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grockey
United States51 Posts
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Eskiya23
Netherlands105 Posts
On February 25 2013 16:51 grockey wrote: I have been thinking about getting a mechanical Keyboard for my new pc and I was wondering if you guys could help me out. I prefer typing on my laptops (a macbook pro and Sony Vaio )because of the short travel distance and how little force it takes to press down. Is there a keyboard or switch type that I should be looking for? Thanks guys in advance!! Maybe you could buy those slim type of keyboards made by Logitec ? Or try these type of keyboards with a little bit of lower action; + Show Spoiler + | ||
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Blaec
Australia4289 Posts
On February 25 2013 16:51 grockey wrote: I have been thinking about getting a mechanical Keyboard for my new pc and I was wondering if you guys could help me out. I prefer typing on my laptops (a macbook pro and Sony Vaio )because of the short travel distance and how little force it takes to press down. Is there a keyboard or switch type that I should be looking for? Thanks guys in advance!! Have a look at a scissor switch keyboard, afaik logitech and apple make the best. Cherry mx switches are very different from laptop keyboards. | ||
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SecondSandwich
United States319 Posts
On February 25 2013 15:44 Havik_ wrote: Das is one of the top brands in mechanical keyboards. Das Keyboard by far. It also has a USB hub, which the Celeritas doesn't have. No brainier there really. If it was Das vs a Filco board, then there's some touch decisions that need to be made. Thanks for the input! I took your advice and went with the Das. I am pretty stoked for it's arrival  | ||
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Blaec
Australia4289 Posts
A slightly updated quickfire rapid with filco ninja style caps. | ||
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