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it's cheap, sounds pretty good. might have to order it though. i am getting one friday.
will post review
QSENN DT-35 (SAMSUNG)
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earlyzerg
24 Posts
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=10730587#BVQAWidgetID it's cheap, sounds pretty good. might have to order it though. i am getting one friday. will post review | ||
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mOnion
United States5651 Posts
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Fontong
United States6454 Posts
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Kentor
United States5784 Posts
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Mikilatov
United States3897 Posts
Not really relevant if you're looking for a DT-35 clone, but Logitech makes a pretty good cheap keyboard that my local wal-mart sells for $12, and the keys on it are amazingly nice. Like 5 of my friends bought one, and I'm thinking about buying one myself just for when mine inevitably dies. links: http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/keyboards/keyboard/devices/3046&cl=us,en http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=5634441 | ||
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mOnion
United States5651 Posts
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mOnion
United States5651 Posts
On September 28 2009 16:28 Mikilatov wrote: Cheap basic keyboard, but I would rather type with razorblades under my fingers than use a keyboard with a small backspace key. I fail at those so bad. Not really relevant if you're looking for a DT-35 clone, but Logitech makes a pretty good cheap keyboard that my local wal-mart sells for $12, and the keys on it are amazingly nice. http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/keyboards/keyboard/devices/3046&cl=us,en that's the one im using right now (signed by savior, effort, skyhigh, day9, and tasteless ^^) it's pretty good, but after some use i've found that the keys are sometimes unresposives, specifically my 2 and Z key also the first two i bought didnt work -.- as in they didnt register with my computer for some reason | ||
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Saddened Izzy
United States198 Posts
I mean if i remember right it still uses a PS/2 for interface which can't support more then 4 keys being pushed and has a higher input lag then usb. Both matter little in sc as the most you push in sc at a time would be 2 button and that would be by accident. Anything about it can be found in other keyboards i believe it is a membrane/dome keyboard nothing to special about it. Except maybe the size of the keys and the angle they are at. To me the DT-35 is just another cheap keyboard. | ||
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Trowabarton756
United States870 Posts
On September 28 2009 16:52 Saddened Izzy wrote: Anyways in specs the DT-35 isn't that just an old keyboard that pros just happen to adopt and eventually all use is the way i look at it. I mean if i remember right it still uses a PS/2 for interface which can't support more then 4 keys being pushed and has a higher input lag then usb. Both matter little in sc as the most you push in sc at a time would be 2 button and that would be by accident. Anything about it can be found in other keyboards i believe it is a membrane/dome keyboard nothing to special about it. Except maybe the size of the keys and the angle they are at. To me the DT-35 is just another cheap keyboard. ...Don't you have to press 2 keys to hotkey something? | ||
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Saddened Izzy
United States198 Posts
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kimchiterran
Poland81 Posts
Just to give you an idea how bad is this Logitech - I tried it once and after 3 months the keys I'm using mostly (numbers and crucial macro hotkeys like "S" or "M") were simply destroyed - you can't feel anymore if you really pressed a key and sometimes it doesn't work at all until you press it really really strong. Cheers, Raven | ||
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Saddened Izzy
United States198 Posts
On September 28 2009 17:29 kimchiterran wrote: It's not just the classic layout to be main advantage of having DT-35, it's how the keys are made. Both cheap clone from Walmart and low-budget Logitech keyboard you posted in this thread are not worth your money until you are low APM player. Just to give you an idea how bad is this Logitech - I tried it once and after 3 months the keys I'm using mostly (numbers and crucial macro hotkeys like "S" or "M") were simply destroyed - you can't feel anymore if you really pressed a key and sometimes it doesn't work at all until you press it really really strong. Cheers, Raven Crucial keys like S&M hummm | ||
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Camlito
Australia4040 Posts
Yes smart ass, they are crucial, especially if you are terran. Terran Supply Depot SCV Marine | ||
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Virtuoso
United States119 Posts
im sick of people that doubt it being good. gm or dont speak please. | ||
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PobTheCad
Australia893 Posts
On September 28 2009 17:50 Camlito wrote: Yes smart ass, they are crucial, especially if you are terran. Terran Supply Depot SCV Marine he must have been being sarcastic lol as if s isn't important for selecting larvae anyway this keyboard whats the point in making a thread about it - you are buying some cheap keyboard good for you? | ||
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earlyzerg
24 Posts
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mahnini
United States6862 Posts
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IdrA
United States11541 Posts
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jtype
England2167 Posts
On September 29 2009 03:24 IdrA wrote: i used dell keyboards before i got a dt-35 and the keys feel almost identical, and theyre both just standard layout/size/shape, so if you really want one like the pros just get a generic dell keyboard. Yea, that's what I use. The only thing I wondered about is whether the dt-35s handle multiple key presses better. That would be the only justification for the price IMO. They wouldn't really have anything that standard Dell keyboards don't have, if that was the case. | ||
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Kentor
United States5784 Posts
On September 29 2009 03:13 mahnini wrote: guys, it's a fucking keyboard. with fucking korean on it shit | ||
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