What do you prefer? because im looking for a new one, i don't like the one i got ^^
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a mechanical keyboard would be a great investment, excluding razer unless you don't mind risk getting a faulty product and replacing it
cheap but decent quality ones: cm storm quickfire tk, corsair k65 (lacks numpad though), steelseries 6gv2 and some others that i don't know of
decent: any ducky, corsair k70 rgb for the lights (although buggy software pisses people off), logitech g910 / steelseries apex m800 / other new expensive as shit switch-type keyboard
i hope you like reading
cheap but decent quality ones: cm storm quickfire tk, corsair k65 (lacks numpad though), steelseries 6gv2 and some others that i don't know of
decent: any ducky, corsair k70 rgb for the lights (although buggy software pisses people off), logitech g910 / steelseries apex m800 / other new expensive as shit switch-type keyboard
i hope you like reading
Ducky Zero kbs are the best for budget.
I use one of those it's nice, had it for almost a year now.Noobsicle wrote:
a mechanical keyboard would be a great investment, excluding razer unless you don't mind risk getting a faulty product and replacing it
cm storm quickfire tk
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I got a razor keyboard from 2007 right now (lycesa) and ive had no problems but its very very loud and its clunky (keys are not soft) , my brother is using a old dell keyboard other then a razor because of its faulty keys they get stuck and sometimes don't hold down.Noobsicle wrote:
a mechanical keyboard would be a great investment, excluding razer unless you don't mind risk getting a faulty product and replacing it
cheap but decent quality ones: cm storm quickfire tk, corsair k65 (lacks numpad though), steelseries 6gv2 and some others that i don't know of
decent: any ducky, corsair k70 rgb for the lights (although buggy software pisses people off), logitech g910 / steelseries apex m800 / other new expensive as shit switch-type keyboard
i hope you like reading
So i think this would be good for me https://ebgames.com.au/pc-200173-CM-Sto ... -MX-Red-PC
Yeah, that would be great for osu! cherry red switches are the best for this game.yousie6 wrote:
I got a razor keyboard from 2007 right now (lycesa) and ive had no problems but its very very loud and its clunky (keys are not soft) , my brother is using a old dell keyboard other then a razor because of its faulty keys they get stuck and sometimes don't hold down.Noobsicle wrote:
a mechanical keyboard would be a great investment, excluding razer unless you don't mind risk getting a faulty product and replacing it
cheap but decent quality ones: cm storm quickfire tk, corsair k65 (lacks numpad though), steelseries 6gv2 and some others that i don't know of
decent: any ducky, corsair k70 rgb for the lights (although buggy software pisses people off), logitech g910 / steelseries apex m800 / other new expensive as shit switch-type keyboard
i hope you like reading
So i think this would be good for me https://ebgames.com.au/pc-200173-CM-Sto ... -MX-Red-PC
that's strange, scissor switch keyboards shouldn't be that loud. mechanical keyboards aren't soft either but they feel a lot better than rubberdomes / scissor switches, they can get pretty loud if you slam your keysyousie6 wrote:
I got a razor keyboard from 2007 right now (lycesa) and ive had no problems but its very very loud and its clunky (keys are not soft) , my brother is using a old dell keyboard other then a razor because of its faulty keys they get stuck and sometimes don't hold down.
So i think this would be good for me https://ebgames.com.au/pc-200173-CM-Sto ... -MX-Red-PC
also nice find, get that board pls
Corsair k70 (One of the best red switch keyboards out there)
Quickfire Storm TK (or not tk, also a really nice keyboard, it comes with red, blue, or brown switches)
Steelseries 6GV2 (a nice black switch keyboard)
Logitech G710+ (a nice brown switch keyboard)
Ducky Shine (any version, it has custom switches and backlight colors)
Any old mechanical switch keyboard (seriously, a mechanical keyboard is all you need for osu.)
If you don't want to drop a crap ton of money on a mechanical keyboard, just buy a numpad.
Those keyboards are nice for going into osu. Keep in mind, some of them are expensive. But worth it.
Quickfire Storm TK (or not tk, also a really nice keyboard, it comes with red, blue, or brown switches)
Steelseries 6GV2 (a nice black switch keyboard)
Logitech G710+ (a nice brown switch keyboard)
Ducky Shine (any version, it has custom switches and backlight colors)
Any old mechanical switch keyboard (seriously, a mechanical keyboard is all you need for osu.)
If you don't want to drop a crap ton of money on a mechanical keyboard, just buy a numpad.
Those keyboards are nice for going into osu. Keep in mind, some of them are expensive. But worth it.
i use steelseires g6v1 or some shit prwetty dope keyabrod woudl rcoemmdn
ZenithPhantasm
razer products are faulty by definitionNoobsicle wrote:
a mechanical keyboard would be a great investment, excluding razer unless you don't mind risk getting a faulty product and replacing it
i use that oneSynpoo wrote:
red switch are nice.
search for similar topics though, there is a bunch,.
search for similar topics though, there is a bunch,.
In my opinion, browns are the best by far. Since they're tactile they're better for typing, and the bump really makes proper stream form easier because you can tell when your finger has activated the key.
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Noobsicle wrote:
a mechanical keyboard would be a great investment, excluding razer unless you don't mind risk getting a faulty product and replacing it
cheap but decent quality ones: cm storm quickfire tk, corsair k65 (lacks numpad though), steelseries 6gv2 and some others that i don't know of
decent: any ducky, corsair k70 rgb for the lights (although buggy software pisses people off), logitech g910 / steelseries apex m800 / other new expensive as shit switch-type keyboard
i hope you like reading
quick fire rapid is made by costar (filco, das) where as the tk is Ione, which makes it better than the tk imo. other than that this post is perfect
Just when you thought he posts something relevant...winber1 wrote:
http://www.rosewill.com/landingpage/pk9000/rk_9000.html
i was going to mention the qfr but the sad thing is they're very rare in australia now, only way to get them is buying them 2nd hand and idk if amazon ships keyboards to australia or w/e (even if they do, rip shipping costs)[-Aki-] wrote:
quick fire rapid is made by costar (filco, das) where as the tk is Ione, which makes it better than the tk imo. other than that this post is perfect
although there is the quick fire rapid-i, don't know if the oem is the same as rapid but it should be because it looks exactly the same (just with added leds)
my 2 year old tk still feels brand new so it's not too bad
I like the CM Quickfire ultimate
I have to admit he got me tooDahplA wrote:
Just when you thought he posts something relevant...winber1 wrote:
http://www.rosewill.com/landingpage/pk9000/rk_9000.html
@thread
MX reds are good switches but cherry's not the only good brand, or so I hear
I can strongly recommend Steelseries because I've had mostly good experiences with them. The 6Gv2 is legendary and the Apex M800 might be my next keyboard. People will bitch about the M800 however, as Steelseries' proprietary switches are manufactured by Kailh
ZenithPhantasm
I have the original apex and I love itZenithPhantasm wrote:
http://steelseries.com/products/keyboards/steelseries-apex-m800-customizable-mechanical-gaming-keyboard
Only low profile mech
That might be my next keyboard because low profile master race
I use a CM Storm Trigger with Black Switches
I want to try red switches someday I hear they're great :/
I want to try red switches someday I hear they're great :/
Main difference will be the activation force. Think lighter keysMahoganytooth wrote:
I use a CM Storm Trigger with Black Switches
I want to try red switches someday I hear they're great :/
Yeah, I saw someone saying it was like "Typing on air"
Compared to blacks that might actually be a fair assessmentMahoganytooth wrote:
Yeah, I saw someone saying it was like "Typing on air"
ZenithPhantasm
Im preordering mines tmw! I will maybe write a reviewbigfeh wrote:
I have the original apex and I love itZenithPhantasm wrote:
http://steelseries.com/products/keyboards/steelseries-apex-m800-customizable-mechanical-gaming-keyboard
Only low profile mech
That might be my next keyboard because low profile master race
cherry mx board 3.0 was one of the first low profile mechs but for some reason not many people know about them (ZenithPhantasm wrote:
http://steelseries.com/products/keyboards/steelseries-apex-m800-customizable-mechanical-gaming-keyboard
Only low profile mech
it's a shame because it's cheap and probably really good quality because cherry is cherry
reds are a cloud of oppai
ZenithPhantasm
It only features low profile keycaps which do not reduce travel distance at all unless you oring it. The Apex M800 is the first mainstream true low profile mech. On that note preordering mines tmw. Rip 230$.Noobsicle wrote:
cherry mx board 3.0 was one of the first low profile mechs but for some reason not many people know about them (ZenithPhantasm wrote:
http://steelseries.com/products/keyboards/steelseries-apex-m800-customizable-mechanical-gaming-keyboard
Only low profile mechis also hvicks keyboard me thinksok maybe not but it definitely looks like a cherry board)
it's a shame because it's cheap and probably really good quality because cherry is cherry
reds are a cloud of oppai
gibe it to me plosZenithPhantasm wrote:
It only features low profile keycaps which do not reduce travel distance at all unless you oring it. The Apex M800 is the first mainstream true low profile mech. On that note preordering mines tmw. Rip 230$.
Also on a more serious note (not that I wasn't serious when I asked for it) please do tell how you like it in case you really don't want to send it my way because I'm seriously considering it as my next kb
ZenithPhantasm
I will write a review one day but that day wont be for another month as a half. The US release date is May 1st and no word yet on a global release.bigfeh wrote:
gibe it to me plosZenithPhantasm wrote:
It only features low profile keycaps which do not reduce travel distance at all unless you oring it. The Apex M800 is the first mainstream true low profile mech. On that note preordering mines tmw. Rip 230$.
Also on a more serious note (not that I wasn't serious when I asked for it) please do tell how you like it in case you really don't want to send it my way because I'm seriously considering it as my next kb
touchéZenithPhantasm wrote:
It only features low profile keycaps which do not reduce travel distance at all unless you oring it. The Apex M800 is the first mainstream true low profile mech. On that note preordering mines tmw. Rip 230$.
wowow ~$270 in aus, at least it's in stock lol.....
ZenithPhantasm
200$USD=258$AUDNoobsicle wrote:
touchéZenithPhantasm wrote:
It only features low profile keycaps which do not reduce travel distance at all unless you oring it. The Apex M800 is the first mainstream true low profile mech. On that note preordering mines tmw. Rip 230$.
wowow ~$270 in aus, at least it's in stock lol.....
You're getting ripped off m8
A little bit off topic - I searched for a while but couldn't find any info on brown mx switches. Are there any good players using them? How do they feel while playing compared to reds / blues? I would appreciate if someone who actually uses them replied. Also - the keyboard i am interested in has only mx brown switches available, so i can't get any other unless i customize it myself.
ZenithPhantasm
I use Razer Orange which is a copy of the MX Browns. Compared to my broken K60's MX Reds they feel a bit heavier. There's also the tactile bump.Novalogic wrote:
A little bit off topic - I searched for a while but couldn't find any info on brown mx switches. Are there any good players using them? How do they feel while playing compared to reds / blues? I would appreciate if someone who actually uses them replied. Also - the keyboard i am interested in has only mx brown switches available, so i can't get any other unless i customize it myself.
TL;DR: Im faster with reds.
don't go for what "good players" use. Go for what you likeNovalogic wrote:
A little bit off topic - I searched for a while but couldn't find any info on brown mx switches. Are there any good players using them? How do they feel while playing compared to reds / blues? I would appreciate if someone who actually uses them replied. Also - the keyboard i am interested in has only mx brown switches available, so i can't get any other unless i customize it myself.
also, here is more info on the browns