LetsFailNoob wrote:
I acutally really like it.
I could also imagine that the click might be helpfull staying in time. (I hope I wrote that right)
But really thank you for your help!
Just one more question, would you buy a K70 or a different keyboard lika a CM one.
It depends on how well you can take notice of the clicks, and also realizing how bottoming-out works.
With blues, the key registers about half-way during the key press, and makes a subtle click. Then you get a louder sound when you bottom out. If you bottom-out frequently when using a mech keyboard (which I heard is common when gaming or switching from rubber dome to mech), you likely don't want to base your timings off the bottom-out sound, which can be a bit tricky at first unless you really pay attention.
I don't use my mech keyboard to play osu! all that much nowadays, but I still haven't really gotten used to it (I time beats to when the key hits the keyboard, and not the actual half-way register; I notice accuracy issues with streams most of the time). Used to use a rubber dome keyboard exclusively.
As for a K70 or CM, I'd choose CM, but that's mainly just based off of what information I've heard that I can't really recall exactly
I believe it had something to do with CM using some higher-quality company to build the switches or the base or something, but I don't know (someone should be able to provide better info though).
Also, for a different suggestion for a key switch, could also try buckling springs found on an IBM Model M
I kind of prefer that switch over blues, but the Model M is... huge (and lacks a Windows key). Perhaps a space saver from Unicomp would be perfect for me.