EPTNote: I am in love with the minimalist aspect of the non-printed, but it is by no means a deal breaker to find a better board for cheaper that has print.
Mechanical Keyboard Guide - Page 269
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Kommatiazo
United States579 Posts
Note: I am in love with the minimalist aspect of the non-printed, but it is by no means a deal breaker to find a better board for cheaper that has print. | ||
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Blaec
Australia4289 Posts
On March 28 2013 23:28 ZappaSC wrote: I just bought the zowie celeritas and have some problems. The spacebar is really really.. hard to press, and dosent react as it should i assume. its like it does not really fit the board, and dosent have a click to it, like the rest of the keys. Thats the cherry stabilisers, you can try fix it by lubing it. This link might be some help On March 28 2013 23:58 Kommatiazo wrote: I'm about to order a Leopold "Otaku" Tenkeyless, MX Browns(FC200RT/AB but non-printed I guess) as a travelling/laptop ready mech keyboard. With shipping it's $112. I've done a lot of shopping around and have experience with mech. keyboards so I know this is what I want, but I just had to be sure and ask you all here if you know of any great deals on a tenkeyless keyboard of comparable/better quality and less $$$? Everything else that I've found and liked more/the same is much higher in price/not tenkeyless or is mini (with a compressed layout, not just chopped at ten key mark) Note: I am in love with the minimalist aspect of the non-printed, but it is by no means a deal breaker to find a better board for cheaper that has print. The CM quickfire rapid or CM quickfire TK might work out cheaper. Or if you can find a new leopold, an fc700. But I dunno how available these are in the US. | ||
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RoranRock
France294 Posts
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Sovano
United States1503 Posts
On March 29 2013 01:25 RoranRock wrote: Ducky shine's stabiliser s are costar or cherry ones? Cherry. | ||
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kinsky
Germany368 Posts
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Sovano
United States1503 Posts
On March 29 2013 02:38 kinsky wrote: I am thinking about to buy the zowie celeritas. Can anybody tell me something about this keyboard?! pros, cons, problems etc?! Thanks in advance. There have already been quite a few posts about it from the previous pages. This may or may not happen to you, but the most common problem is the spacebar becomes "stiff" or "stuck" after a while. It's not a complete deterrent, but some would rather spend their money elsewhere to avoid that possibility. | ||
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Blaec
Australia4289 Posts
On March 29 2013 02:43 Sovano wrote: There have already been quite a few posts about it from the previous pages. This may or may not happen to you, but the most common problem is the spacebar becomes "stiff" or "stuck" after a while. It's not a complete deterrent, but some would rather spend their money elsewhere to avoid that possibility. Also the key legends get worn pretty quick, but its to be expected at that price. | ||
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Doublemint
Austria8731 Posts
On March 29 2013 02:38 kinsky wrote: I am thinking about to buy the zowie celeritas. Can anybody tell me something about this keyboard?! pros, cons, problems etc?! Thanks in advance. Got mine about a week ago, that thing is really heavy and seems quite rugged. Neat and precise typing and just a good overall feel. No problems whatsoever up to this point - even though I also read about the problem some have with the spacebar. However, if you expect a little more game gimmicks like macro keys and keys with backlight for that price I would get something else. I am quite happy with that functional approach. Looks good and typing is a pleasure  | ||
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Zess
Adun Toridas!9144 Posts
On March 27 2013 10:09 Havik_ wrote: They're both the Filco OEM (Costar), but the Rosewill has the USB issue which is enough for me to not recommend it. I'd go for the QFR unless you need the numberpad. RK-9000 with boards made after 2012 are no longer Costar. The V3.0 boards are still Costar but the V4.0 boards are branded "Nashville [numcode]" rather than "CST-NF[numcode]" ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/B8xWf1r.jpg) Made me a little sad when I opened mine up today for measuring  | ||
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Monochromatic
United States998 Posts
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c0ldfusion
United States8293 Posts
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Fencar
United States2694 Posts
If not, I'm wondering whether to get a Logitech G710+, a Razer Black Widow, or some other mechanical keyboard with brown switches. It's really hard to decide- there are so many on the market. :/ | ||
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Blaec
Australia4289 Posts
On March 29 2013 09:23 c0ldfusion wrote: Hey guys, I have a mechanical keyboard already (das keyboard) but I'm looking for a mechanical keyboard with low profile keys. Does that exist? Thanks. Not really, there are cherry ML switches and a couple of keyboards use them but for the most part mechanical keyboards are very tall. On March 29 2013 11:31 Fencar wrote: I want the Das keyboard, but I'm turned off by the lack of letters/numbers on the keys. Is there a way (preferably easy) to replace the keys with labeled ones or is there a version with labeled keys? If not, I'm wondering whether to get a Logitech G710+, a Razer Black Widow, or some other mechanical keyboard with brown switches. It's really hard to decide- there are so many on the market. :/ Das make a keyboard with lettering, they call it the professional or something like that. Logitech afaik is an ok but expensive choice, avoid black widows unless you can get them cheaper than a Rosewill. | ||
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Havik_
United States5585 Posts
On March 29 2013 09:23 c0ldfusion wrote: Hey guys, I have a mechanical keyboard already (das keyboard) but I'm looking for a mechanical keyboard with low profile keys. Does that exist? Thanks. No, but the Quickfire Rapid Stealth that's coming out is using the lowest profile mechanical keyboard thing as a selling point. Maybe look into that. As far as low profile like a scizzor switch, they don't exist. | ||
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c0ldfusion
United States8293 Posts
On March 29 2013 13:45 Havik_ wrote: No, but the Quickfire Rapid Stealth that's coming out is using the lowest profile mechanical keyboard thing as a selling point. Maybe look into that. As far as low profile like a scizzor switch, they don't exist. Nice, I'll wait for that then. Thanks for the info. Yeah, I agree the that actual cherry switch is a hard limitation on the height of a key. I'm just looking for "lower" profile keycaps. | ||
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c0ldfusion
United States8293 Posts
http://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=22896.0 Seems like roughly what I want. | ||
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Ropid
Germany3557 Posts
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Havik_
United States5585 Posts
On March 29 2013 23:15 c0ldfusion wrote: Alright, after much Googling, I found this: http://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=22896.0 Seems like roughly what I want. I never even knew they had boards like that! Interesting. Great for those who want mechanical and low profile. Where can you buy that though? | ||
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StaraCroft
Austria292 Posts
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Cyro
United Kingdom20326 Posts
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