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Madrid
United States10 Posts
I've used blacks, blues, and browns and das/filco/leopold and I definitely love the Leopold with browns. It's an awesome board, especially for the value. If I had to choose a keyboard I would do a filco with browns, just because I don't prefer the detachable USB that Leopold has. | ||
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eXistance
25 Posts
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Pucca
Taiwan1280 Posts
<3 Razor | ||
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zeeQue
United Kingdom184 Posts
On February 05 2012 07:06 slytown wrote: You aren't reading correctly. Blue switches have a loud click while Browns do not. Yeah but they measured the Decibels on all of them they tested, and Browns were louder.... It's supposed to be "silent" | ||
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Tenks
United States3104 Posts
On February 06 2012 06:14 eXistance wrote: Another question, how big is the tactile bump on the blue switches compared to brown switches? I have the option to test a Black Widow with blue switches, so thought i'd use that to compare it to black switches, thanks! It is noticeable but not greatly. I have a das that has browns and a blackwidow with, obviously, blues. The das is, imo, far easier to type on and they keycaps are not garbage like the blackwidow's. | ||
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DystopiaX
United States16236 Posts
On February 06 2012 06:24 zeeQue wrote: Yeah but they measured the Decibels on all of them they tested, and Browns were louder.... It's supposed to be "silent" If you don't bottom out the keyboard it will be considerably softer. And silent is advertising, no mech keyboard is silent. All of them will be louder than your average membrane keyboard. | ||
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Jophess
United States95 Posts
On February 06 2012 06:24 zeeQue wrote: Yeah but they measured the Decibels on all of them they tested, and Browns were louder.... It's supposed to be "silent" Browns are silent, assuming you don't bottom it out. Same for blacks and reds. Blues are the only common MX switch that actually make any sound when the switch activates. The only reason for browns to be measuring more dBs is because they are easier to bottom out. Put o-rings on the keycaps and then only MX blues make any noticeable sound. | ||
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eXistance
25 Posts
On February 06 2012 06:27 Tenks wrote: It is noticeable but not greatly. I have a das that has browns and a blackwidow with, obviously, blues. The das is, imo, far easier to type on and they keycaps are not garbage like the blackwidow's. Alright thanks, browns are becoming the likely choice so far ^^. | ||
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semantics
10040 Posts
On February 06 2012 06:30 DystopiaX wrote: If you don't bottom out the keyboard it will be considerably softer. And silent is advertising, no mech keyboard is silent. All of them will be louder than your average membrane keyboard. i mean just think about it metal parts sheering against each other or bending to make a contact, vs a rubber dome being pushed down, mechanical switches are going to be louder, infact if you just press down on a membrane switch you'll be hard pressed to say it made any sound, membrane keyboards sound come from plastic on plastic rubbing from how the keys are being held in place, which is why those all rubber membrane keyboards that are suppose to be for the portable, you can't break it market are silent.. | ||
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s.a.y
Croatia3840 Posts
On February 06 2012 00:24 Potatisodlaren wrote: http://www.keyboardco.com/index.asp On this site you can find Cherry MX Brown and Red as well as others with a normal layout. Thanks I manage to find that also Qpad and Zowie have keyboards with the specific layout for others with the same question | ||
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CortoMontez
Australia608 Posts
Overall it works great, and because all the keys are protruding from a flat panel, cleaning it will be a breeze. The only issue that some people may have with it is that not all keys are mechanical. The F keys, ESC, the block of 6 keys above the arrows, and the macro keys still use rubber domes unfortunately. In the case of playing SC with it, it would affect those who use the F-keys for location hotkeys. However if you are a noob like me who barely uses the normal hotkeys, then it is just fine. Also, there is a button on it which toggles the start-menu button on/off which is VERY useful for obvious reasons, since it doesn't have to be torn off unlike some pros have been known to do. | ||
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Tidus Mino
United Kingdom1108 Posts
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Womb
68 Posts
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NoctemSC
United States771 Posts
On February 07 2012 00:38 Womb wrote: I'm not sure if it's the SS 7g (just got a few days ago) or if I've just been gaming more often than normal lately. But is it possible mx cherry blacks are wearing the hell out of my wrist? if so, does using a mx black cherry keyboard get easier? Mechanical keyboards should make typing easier for you, not harder. The first couple weeks takes some getting used to but I've found that after getting my Mechanical keyboard that typing on a regular membrane board is like typing on glue. It could be your fingers aren't used to the raised keys yet, you could try to find a palm rest. | ||
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Blaec
Australia4289 Posts
On February 07 2012 00:38 Womb wrote: I'm not sure if it's the SS 7g (just got a few days ago) or if I've just been gaming more often than normal lately. But is it possible mx cherry blacks are wearing the hell out of my wrist? if so, does using a mx black cherry keyboard get easier? Its possible, blacks are the heaviest switch. But check any other possibilities first, don't want to throw away your expensive new keyboard. The black switches shouldn't change in any noticable way for a very long time. But maybe your fingers will get stronger. | ||
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Womb
68 Posts
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DjRetro
Chile309 Posts
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Boblhead
United States2577 Posts
On February 07 2012 05:28 Womb wrote: Yeah, I'm kind of forced to use it lol. I'm just curious if the switches need to be broke in first or what. the switches will never break in (I have no clue where you got that from), you just have to get used to them. | ||
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TurboMaN
Germany925 Posts
I thought about getting a 6g and now I'm unsure if the keys are too heavy or if it's just that you have to train to use it. | ||
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DjRetro
Chile309 Posts
On February 07 2012 05:59 TurboMaN wrote: SS 7g and 6g both have blacks right? I thought about getting a 6g and now I'm unsure if the keys are too heavy or if it's just that you have to train to use it. Yes, both have blacks switches. Some time ago, i saw a red switch version of ss 6gv2, but actually i have no more information about that. Also keep in mind that there are a lot of people who think that black switch are fine for their own purposes. You might be one of them, who knows  ? | ||
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