EPTMechanical Keyboard Guide - Page 303
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RiSkysc2
696 Posts
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derpface
Sweden925 Posts
On July 05 2013 06:38 skyR wrote: Rapid is a tenkeyless keyboard (lacks the numpad) Quickfire TK lacks the arrow keys and dedicated insert, home, page up/down, delete, and end keys but includes the numpad. There may be other minor differences but that's the major one. Note that TK lacks the arrows keys in a way but they are accesible on the numpad so you still have arrowkeys. Also one major thing is that TK has backlightning and the Rapid hasnt. Also to note is that TK is built from another company than the Rapid. The Rapid is made by Costar the "best" manufacturer for keyboards while TK is made by some other slighly less quality company. So the Rapid is more quality made than the TK but if you want a cheap backlighted keyboard thats really good for its price, the TK is a really good choice. | ||
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MiCa
United States147 Posts
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ilikeredheads
Canada1995 Posts
On July 04 2013 08:24 Chairman Ray wrote: Does anyone have any recommendations for a keyboard with the following: -Full size (not TKL) -Cherry brown -Large flatter keys (I don't really like the keyboards with the narrow concaved keys) -Black -Standard keyboard, no extra macro keys Maybe try looking at Filco Majestouch 2 Brown switch. No frills keyboard, but built like a brick. I own one and it's great, but I only wish it came with a wrist rest. | ||
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Tokikong
35 Posts
I am looking for a mechanical keyboard with brown switches preferably TKL ! Do you have any recommendations? | ||
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Nick!
Scotland701 Posts
On July 05 2013 23:55 Tokikong wrote: Hey teamliquid community, I am looking for a mechanical keyboard with brown switches preferably TKL ! Do you have any recommendations? I just got myself a CMStorm Quickfire TK (Brown) and it's pretty awesome so far. It's my first Mech keyboard so I can't really compare it to everything else, but the reviews i've seen on it give it REALLY good ratings. I also got it at a crazy cheap price too which is nice. I would definitely reccomend it after 2 days of use!  I had to google TKL (lol) to see what it meant. It's a wierd one as its a new layout with TKL size but the arrow/numpad are combined making it a pretty cool dual function. | ||
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Blaec
Australia4289 Posts
On July 05 2013 23:55 Tokikong wrote: Hey teamliquid community, I am looking for a mechanical keyboard with brown switches preferably TKL ! Do you have any recommendations? What country you in? Because different keyboards are good buys in different regions of the world. But probably CM quickfire rapid, quickfire TK, leopold fc700r (many korean pros use it). | ||
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derpface
Sweden925 Posts
On July 06 2013 02:43 Blaec wrote: What country you in? Because different keyboards are good buys in different regions of the world. But probably CM quickfire rapid, quickfire TK, leopold fc700r (many korean pros use it). Yeah the FC700R comes with PBT keycaps aswell which is great, love the white version of the keyboard. | ||
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[S9] taeZaKi
50 Posts
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iTzSnypah
United States1738 Posts
Now to initiate step 2 in my Dvorak switch, speed. I must get back to the 80WPM I enjoyed with QWERTY. | ||
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ThongRaeGu
Finland7 Posts
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Cyro
United Kingdom20326 Posts
Dedicate like half an hour a day to practice, think about it when you are laying in bed at night, you should get a lot better faster. As long as you don't have any major problems with how you type, you should rocket up quite quickly. I can type 100-150wpm depending on the test, even though it's crippled by my only using thumb, pinky and one finger on my right hand - so basically 1 of the 3 fingers, once spacebar, backspace, etc are taken care of Especially with Dvorak, screw slow crawl to 80wpm, go 100 in a month or die trying, i believe in you ;D | ||
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Fragile51
Netherlands15767 Posts
On July 06 2013 13:39 [S9] taeZaKi wrote: Anyone here use a wrist rest that can be recommended? I use one of the fancy leather Ducky ones that can be ordered from Mechanicalkeyboards.com. The wrist-rest itself is fine, the fact that it didn't come with any slippy pads is pretty bad though. It slips all over the place unless you do some DYI. Personally i contact-glued some inner tubing to the bottom and it never goes anywhere anymore. I've heard the filco leather wristrest is a lot better because it has an iron bar or something inside the rest. | ||
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Kontrax
Germany84 Posts
Are there any deals that i shouldn´t miss`? Or are the prices the same? | ||
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inkfected
England76 Posts
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Kontrax
Germany84 Posts
But i thought many Keyboards are made in Asian countrys so it could be cheaper there. | ||
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inkfected
England76 Posts
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Kontrax
Germany84 Posts
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phar
United States1080 Posts
On July 07 2013 03:32 inkfected wrote: Im going to China but not sure if i buy any stuff there. Surely its a lot cheaper to buy but there is loads of fakes even in good shops. I have a post many pages back about buying mechanicals in China. If you're going to be in/near shenzhen you'll have even more options. At the very least, taobao.com can be a good place to buy cheap keycool/noppoo/hpe tenkeyless boards. Not everything is cheaper. The tax system can make most electronics be way more expensive than in the US, about on par with Europe. | ||
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inkfected
England76 Posts
Obviously all good from outside China are more expensive due to the tax and customs but those Noppoo are actually worth buying. | ||
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