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DjRetro
Chile309 Posts
On January 11 2012 01:52 Eee wrote: ok last question, Qpad MK 50 with reds or Zowie Celeritas with browns? REDS! buddy, red are so fuckin awesome for gaming. I'd choose reds either way  | ||
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DJFaqU
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Medrea
10003 Posts
On January 09 2012 07:28 Eee wrote: What do you guys think of the Zowie Celeritas? is it worth the money? That keyboard has big debouncing problems so be prepared to continually return them until they give you a keyboard that doesnt have this problem. | ||
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ZenithM
France15952 Posts
On January 11 2012 02:37 Medrea wrote: That keyboard has big debouncing problems so be prepared to continually return them until they give you a keyboard that doesnt have this problem. Otherwise it's a very good keyboard. Its brown switches have a different feel from the Filco's for example (I have a Celeritas and a brown Majestouch). Less actuation force needed I think. It feels very nice and easy. I'm about to receive my Noppoo Choc Mini with red switches, and I'd venture that Celeritas' browns are closer to reds than Filco's. Maybe I'll confirm that when I get the keyboard. Celeritas' big problem is that fuc*ing space bar though, definitely ;D | ||
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Medrea
10003 Posts
Noppoo Choc is an excellent SC2 keyboard. | ||
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Eee
Sweden2712 Posts
On January 11 2012 02:37 Medrea wrote: That keyboard has big debouncing problems so be prepared to continually return them until they give you a keyboard that doesnt have this problem. ok, but does somebody know about the quality of the Qpad MK-50 (Reds)? Which one do you belive is superior in quality of them two (MK 50 and Celeritas)? | ||
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Medrea
10003 Posts
On January 11 2012 05:57 Eee wrote: ok, but does somebody know about the quality of the Qpad MK-50 (Reds)? Which one do you belive is superior in quality of them two (MK 50 and Celeritas)? I dunno how up to date this is but. http://www.overclock.net/t/491752/mechanical-keyboard-guide Very good read. | ||
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Kouda
United States2205 Posts
So when I got my Rosewill 9000 with Reds today, I was so fucking excited. Honestly, when I first pushed the keys, it felt weird because I was so used to the feedback from the blues. Just got done with my first session of SCII with this thing and my god, its amazing to game and type on. It took only a few minutes for me to adjust semi-well to the keys and the lightness of each keypress is amazing. Such a difference. Totally worth the 100~ usd | ||
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Toss907
United States71 Posts
Anyone shed some light on a Brown switch Tenkey with N-rollover (not needed, but liked) that has a wrist rest. Wrist rest is the selling point here, dont like those tacky belkin soft ones and what not. I have an Xarmor U9BL or whatever it is with the wrist rest but its garbage. I've had two keys fail me now in 4 months. Thanks guys! | ||
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qqK
Germany282 Posts
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Shikyo
Finland33997 Posts
Typing on this is incredibly comfortable! It's actually amazing how light the keys you press with your pinky are, and they don't strain you at all. Even after typing on this computer for many many hours today, none of my fingers are tired at all, which used to happen just about ever. There's been some complaints about this keyboard being kind of quiet in comparison to some mechanical keyboards and that it doesn't quite have the same mechanical feel, but I'm going to have to disagree completely, The keys are relatively loud and they sound really nice in my opinion, especially the enter and the backspace have the kind of a "thock" sound that I absolutely love. The build quality is just amazing and I'm kind of stunned at it to be honest. The space bar is super solid, none of the keys are wobbly at all, this black keyboard looks sexy as hell, and so on. Pressing the very edge of the space bar still makes the entire spacebar lower itself evenly and it feels completely smooth all the way through, just like every other key does. The switches themselves feel really nice, and they have some tactile feel, though it's not as present as in the brown switches(I've just tried those in store at once so might not be the most accurate analysis). I feel like its possible to type pretty well without bottoming out and it feels really comfortable and natural doing so, all you need to do is have a slightly lighter touch. Especially the 33g pinky keys are really easy to press and all you need is a light tap, it makes it a lot easier to control your power if you want to type without bottoming out. The keycaps feel amazing and are actually the best-feeling keycaps I've ever tried. It's pretty difficult to describe it but they feel a bit... rough in a way.. meh whatever, but still they feel really nice! Also, the keys are set up so that it's kind of ergonomic, for instance the top of the keycaps of the bottom row are facing straight up and in the second row they are facing a little bit more forward, I'm guessing that this is so that it feels smoother or whatever and it sure works o_O Best explanation skills I have... But the texture is very unique and I have never seen a keyboard have the keycaps shaped quite like this, so it's something special definitely in my opinion, and this also means that you can't switch the keycaps around or replace them as every single keycap is designed for specifically that position. The actuation point is actually before even the halfway point and hence you can really speed up your typing by not bottoming out the keys while typing. There's absolutely no bouncing and everything feels incredibly solid and sturdy(have I mentioned this build quality is amazing?) I guess I typed way too much about this and most of it doesn't even make sense, and to be honest this was all just an evil ploy for me to be able to type something random with this keyboard because it just feels so incredibly nice! Even this sentence I'm typing only for the purpose of being able to type some more with this keyboard that feels amazing. For starcraft I'd say that this keyboard is good but there's some problems I guess, the ergonomic layout of the keycaps feels slightly strange in the beginning as you're not having your fingers like they normally are and so some keys feel slightly out of place or to be of a strange shape, also it might be a bit confusing that some keys are easier to press than the others. It doesn't bother me though and it just took a few games to get used to it and now it already feels way better for gaming than my last keyboard as well, but I just thought I would mention that in case someone was interested. Wow that was a ton of fun typing ^-^ I'll do a full review sometime after I clean my desk so that I can take pictures without completely embarrassing myself, but this is the best purchase I've ever made and I have a feeling that it's going to last me many many many years as I can't imagine a keyboard like this possibly breaking anytime soon. So my sneak peek verdict: Absolutely recommended buy, the only thing that should be stopping you is the price. (This took me like 6-7 minutes to type, what's my WPM?) | ||
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Hashbaz
United States340 Posts
On January 11 2012 17:47 qqK wrote: Is there a reason, why there's no mention of a Cherry G81-3000? I've seen it listed as a mechanical keyboard and it's only about 30 EUR. Plus, it's a Cherry, so it probably would pwn every gaming brand in build quality. Cherry brand keyboards are not as easy to get in the US as they are in Europe. And they're PCB mounted, making them lighter than plate-mounted keyboards which makes them feel cheaper and flimsier. | ||
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Shikyo
Finland33997 Posts
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denkan112
Sweden15 Posts
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Shikyo
Finland33997 Posts
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gruff
Sweden2276 Posts
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Bakkendepao
Netherlands185 Posts
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Carapas
Canada242 Posts
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Ovi
164 Posts
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Wolfik
Poland56 Posts
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