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skyR
Canada13817 Posts
On July 20 2013 13:03 Lu_e wrote: Liking the looks of the k65 but the video i saw said its 436mm wide or somethine like that? how did a TKL board end up so wide? my cm qfr is like 355mm... K70 is 437mm... the video you watched is bad. | ||
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Lu_e
United States95 Posts
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Samtastic
United States46 Posts
I was thinking of taking the plunge and getting a mechanical keyboard after never having one before. I was hoping one of you keyboard pros could help me pick out a nice quality one, that is not too loud. I would appreciate if anyone that is willing to help would pm me! Thanks in advance! | ||
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Blaec
Australia4289 Posts
On July 22 2013 10:53 Samtastic wrote: Hello guys, I was thinking of taking the plunge and getting a mechanical keyboard after never having one before. I was hoping one of you keyboard pros could help me pick out a nice quality one, that is not too loud. I would appreciate if anyone that is willing to help would pm me! Thanks in advance! The WASD V2 is nearly out. Definitely worth having a look at, though if customising keycaps isnt a priority then there are cheaper offers. | ||
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Samtastic
United States46 Posts
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Blaec
Australia4289 Posts
On July 22 2013 22:32 Samtastic wrote: I was hoping to keep my cost under $100 and do you recommend wasd keyboards as an entry level to mechanical? No. If you want a small one then cm quickfire rapid or TK. Maybe the Rosewill if you want a big one? Im not super up to date with US market. | ||
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Samtastic
United States46 Posts
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Blaec
Australia4289 Posts
On July 22 2013 22:52 Samtastic wrote: I was planning in getting 10key since I use that pretty frequently. Do you have any recommendations for switches that aren't to loud and are good for someone new? Brown is the safest bet. But just read up on them and decide which you think you will like, ideally go into a store and try them. | ||
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Aocowns
Norway6070 Posts
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Waterflow
Sweden1550 Posts
On July 23 2013 01:12 Aocowns wrote: Ahh, turns out white switches are too stiff for me, so I'm gonna have it exchanged for a brown switch version instead. Ducky G2Pro with PBT caps :D That's a great choice because that's exactly the one I got  I can really recommend it!Ducky G2pro DK 9087 tenkeyless engraved PBT keycaps | ||
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Aocowns
Norway6070 Posts
On July 23 2013 22:30 Waterflow wrote: That's a great choice because that's exactly the one I got I can really recommend it!Ducky G2pro DK 9087 tenkeyless engraved PBT keycaps sick. Mine are dyesub caps, though I don't really know what that means | ||
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Waterflow
Sweden1550 Posts
On July 24 2013 00:17 Aocowns wrote: sick. Mine are dyesub caps, though I don't really know what that means http://deskthority.net/wiki/Keycap_printing#Dye_sublimation | ||
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Lu_e
United States95 Posts
On July 24 2013 00:17 Aocowns wrote: sick. Mine are dyesub caps, though I don't really know what that means PBT is a type of harder plastic. It will take MUCH longer to wear or 'shine' than ABS plastic keycaps. There is also, Polycarbonate, POM, and some rubber keycap hybrids and even (usually) custom straight alloy, zinc and metal-plastic hybrid keycaps. Dye-sublimation is a type of printing for the legends on the keycap. Opposed to Laser-infill, engraving, or '2-shot' molding with 2 different colored plastics to create the legend: http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7065/6819650402_c6238f5be5_z.jpg The company QWERKEYS has also a new type of 'uv' printing that allows dye-sublimation style images to go on darker colored keycaps. Which is impossible for standard dye sub of say, a team logo on dark keycap. | ||
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Aocowns
Norway6070 Posts
 Can't wait to feel the browns | ||
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SoulCapsule
France806 Posts
thanks a lot ! | ||
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Waterflow
Sweden1550 Posts
On July 24 2013 13:23 HugzForL wrote: Hello guys, i am looking for a mechanical keyboard with brown switches and azerty (that's the hard part). I think i'm going for a Zowie Gear Celeritas, good/bad choice? Also i don't mind if it's tenkeyless or not. Any suggestions would be great thanks a lot !Check here: http://www.amazon.fr/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1/278-9125022-9607103?__mk_fr_FR=ÅMÅZÕÑ&url=search-alias=electronics&field-keywords=Zowie Celeritas And yes it should be a great keyboard. Seen several progamers use it and alot of other people seem to recommend it aswell. | ||
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Sovano
United States1503 Posts
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downmaster
Canada116 Posts
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Celeritas
Australia52 Posts
On July 26 2013 15:19 downmaster wrote: Hey guys I'm thinking about getting a new keyboard. I'm kinda think of a 87 key one because my 104 das keyboard is pretty big and heavy. So I'm wondering if its worth getting a new keyboard. "Worth" is a vague term. Obviously you already have a working keyboard, and a mechanical one at that, so a new keyboard would only be a luxury. Are you going to get the same switch type, or different? Do you feel you need more desk space for study/other work? If you buy a new keyboard, what would you do with your current one? For instance, I recently picked up a Leopold tenkeyless with blue switches (coming from a Ducky Shine 2 with red switches). For me, I enjoy being able to have my hands a little bit closer together while I'm gaming, but that alone isn't a huge benefit. I did, however, really like the change from red switch to blue switch, and now I'm looking to sell my Ducky keyboard. So that made the purchase worthwhile to me. My advice is this: if you're buying the tenkeyless just to have that tiny bit of extra space and you're sticking with the same switches, it might not be a worthwhile purchase. However, if you're getting a different-sized keyboard with different switches to try it out, you could really find the purchase worthwhile. If you end up preferring the keyboard you have now, just send the new one back or sell it on to a friend. | ||
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downmaster
Canada116 Posts
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