EPTMechanical Keyboard Guide - Page 316
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issh
Netherlands96 Posts
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Sovano
United States1503 Posts
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Marcus420
Canada1923 Posts
On August 10 2013 00:24 issh wrote: Does anyone have any experience with the Coolermaster Quickfire Rapid TKL? I would greatly appriciate any input on this keyboard. Best price/performance board with minimalist design. Perfect mechanical for a first buy  I have spent over 2k in keyboards and have always recommended this board to everyone. | ||
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issh
Netherlands96 Posts
Hopefully the red switches will be better (didn't go for black as i've heard several people say it's kinda stiff-ish, which is a turnoff for me) | ||
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Jophess
United States95 Posts
On August 10 2013 01:24 issh wrote: Thanks guys, really appriciate it. Decided to go with red switches, i've had the razor blackwidow for 2 years now, and its breaking down on me. What i really dislike about the blue switches is the way they come back up after pressing them (quite slow) this is really noticeable for me when im trying to buy in counter strike 1.6 quickly in a few seconds. Hopefully the red switches will be better (didn't go for black as i've heard several people say it's kinda stiff-ish, which is a turnoff for me) Having gone from a SS 6Gv2 (black) to the Quickfire Rapid (red) I could not be happier. The black switches are definitely pretty stiff and it was somewhat tiring holding them down for long periods of time or rapidly pressing them constantly. Reds just feel perfect to me. They're very light, but not quite light enough for me to accidentally press any keys. The quality of the board is top notch. It's basically a cheap Filco, but the cheapness is only in the price. Plus the red backplate looks awesome. | ||
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scudst0rm
Canada1149 Posts
http://www.canadacomputers.com/product_info.php?cPath=21_273_274&item_id=042921 | ||
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Tokikong
35 Posts
So Ive been ın ıstanbul for 1 week now and as ıt seems ım goıng to stay longer there . There are a lot of small shops a really lot of them. Anybody local here who knows where to get a decent amount of mechanıcal keyboards ? or do you have to order them even though you are ın ınstanbul? Thanks Tokı | ||
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KillahKonceptz
Canada93 Posts
On August 10 2013 11:22 scudst0rm wrote: Cooler Master CM Storm QuickFire Rapid TKL (cherry blue) for $45 (after $20 MIR) at CanadaComputers. Just grabbed one, very happy so far. http://www.canadacomputers.com/product_info.php?cPath=21_273_274&item_id=042921 thanks, just got mine today (also got the last one at my CC) it was in the spot where the quickfire rapid with reds were and was also hidden behind a bunch of them lol | ||
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Froadac
United States6733 Posts
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divito
Canada1213 Posts
On August 16 2013 15:38 Froadac wrote: I found a Model M today at work which was going to be thrown out so I grabbed it. IT has an annoyingly large number of replacement keycaps which aren't really the right size which makes it a pain to type on. I"ve found some sites selling keycaps for like $1 each so I"ll replace those. My main concern is it's from 1988 and it appears to actually have been somewhat *gasp* worn out. The enter key is sort of dull and non clicky. Is there anywhere I could find a replacement spring? http://pckeyboard.com/page/category/Misc Unicomp has the current patents/license and makes modern Model M keyboards. | ||
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oscar62
Canada417 Posts
are there any complaints about the steelseries 6gv2 red switch edition? i'll be buying a new mechanical keyboard tomorrow and if there's anything i should know about it, i'd love to know now! | ||
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Gamegene
United States8308 Posts
On August 17 2013 17:32 oscar62 wrote: so i just shorted my mechanical keyboard after dumping a full glass of water on it. are there any complaints about the steelseries 6gv2 red switch edition? i'll be buying a new mechanical keyboard tomorrow and if there's anything i should know about it, i'd love to know now! probably the biggest complaint is the Enter key since it's not a standard switch shape if you're looking to get replacement key caps. other than that it's a very good keyboard although personally i think you could be getting more for less of your dollars or euros. | ||
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Havik_
United States5585 Posts
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ShaPeLesS
Bulgaria87 Posts
Is the Ducky key on Ducky Keyboards a normal Windows key or does it have a special function? For example in this keyboard: http://global.pchome.com.tw/english/?mod=item&func=exhibit&IT_NO=DCAH0X-A72506778&SR_NO=SBAE42&ROWNO=7&tm=e The left Windows key has a Ducky symbol on it - does it work like a Win key or not? | ||
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skyR
Canada13817 Posts
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ShaPeLesS
Bulgaria87 Posts
On August 19 2013 16:17 skyR wrote: Regular windows key. Thank you! For people who have purchased Ducky keyboards from PChome - some models have both "Chinese" and "English" as available options while others have only "Chinese" available. Is the "Chinese" option a pure Chinese layout or a normal QWERTY layout with Chinese letters under the English ones? | ||
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Firkraag8
Sweden1006 Posts
http://www.inet.se/produkt/6606556/ducky-g2pro-tkl-special-clicky-mx-blue-green-mix-with-shadow-caps | ||
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Cyro
United Kingdom20344 Posts
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Ropid
Germany3557 Posts
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Jophess
United States95 Posts
Actuation forces: Blue: 50 cN Green / Gray / Dark Gray: 80 cN Black: 60 cN Red / Brown: 45 cN Clear: 55 cN Edit: More info about switches at http://deskthority.net/wiki/Cherry_MX | ||
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