EPTand for some offtopic return questions
1) When it says you can return it when its unopened or in original condition, can i still return it? All i did was open up the case, nothing ripped, all the packaging still fine, no signs of wear on keyboard.
Mechanical Keyboard Question.
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D3ath3nat0r
United States163 Posts
and for some offtopic return questions 1) When it says you can return it when its unopened or in original condition, can i still return it? All i did was open up the case, nothing ripped, all the packaging still fine, no signs of wear on keyboard. | ||
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hellsan631
United States695 Posts
For returning it, yea, you can return it. Put it in its original packaging and explain to them, that you opened it up and already had one or something. | ||
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Aberu
United States968 Posts
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16823191003 It has Fukko White Alps. | ||
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SpoR
United States1542 Posts
http://www.overclock.net/keyboards/491752-mechanical-keyboard-guide.html | ||
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iMbc
United States55 Posts
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LanTAs
United States1091 Posts
right now im using a razer black widow. cheap, affordable, and just kickass. being a "tactile" keyboard doesnt mean that sound when you hit they key to the bottom, its actualy the "click" in the middle that makes mechanical switches like the browns, fukkas, or blues different. brown mechanicals have a different feel from scissor switches, which keyboard did you try out? oh and if youre going to buy one definitely the siig one the dude mentioned or the razer black widow. to your other question, i think yes. if you didnt touch it, it should be fine cause the product is still in its original condition. | ||
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hellsan631
United States695 Posts
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TritaN
United States406 Posts
Do not go back to membrane or scissor switches, trust me, just get a blue or brown mechanical. Play with it for a week and you will never, ever want to use membrane again. | ||
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D3ath3nat0r
United States163 Posts
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chocopan
Japan986 Posts
On January 13 2011 14:15 TritaN wrote: Do not go back to membrane or scissor switches, trust me, just get a blue or brown mechanical. Play with it for a week and you will never, ever want to use membrane again. Yeah, for what it's worth this basically describes me. I was fine with my regular keyboard but more or less just because I spent $ on a cherry brown and after literally a week as above there is no way I would go back for sc2 gaming. There is an adjustment phase but I definitely prefer it. (There's partly a psychological aspect to it as well to be honest. HuK has a hoody and cushion etc etc, I bring out my "real" keyboard. Part of my gaming ritual. But it is also objectively better : D .) | ||
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Meaon
Iceland42 Posts
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TritaN
United States406 Posts
On January 13 2011 14:31 D3ath3nat0r wrote: yeah i really hate my 6gv2, i can return it for $92 out of the $99 with the shipping. so in the blue/brown keyboards, there is that same bump feel( like when you fully press down a key, there is a bump sort of thing and makes a noise like on a scissor switch), and is it that much different feel besides quality Here is how brown and blue works: With brown switches, they are really easy and light to press down. There is a bump about halfway down in a keystroke, that lets you know when the key has been activated (with non-mechanical keyboards, you have to press the key all the way down for the keystroke to happen. Mechanical keyboards activate about halfway down.) On brown switches, the bump is silent. With blue switches, the bump sounds like a mouse click. So, the answer is yes. And it is definitely a different (and better) feel. | ||
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k20
United States342 Posts
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universalwill
United States654 Posts
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rbkl
772 Posts
It could be any sensory alert, whether it be a click sound or a touch feeling that the key has gone past the trigger point. Cherry Blue's are both. | ||
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TritaN
United States406 Posts
On January 14 2011 07:22 k20 wrote: I actually just got my Filco with brown switches today and I'm not sure if it's just because I'm not used to it but it still makes quite a bit of sound. It could be because I bottom out like every keystroke but oh well, I'm relieved I didn't get the blue, everyone would be hella pissed. its the bottoming out. before that, its silent. | ||
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