http://www.razerzone.com/razer-mechanic ... blackwidow
this looks pretty good for playing osu :p any feedback?
this looks pretty good for playing osu :p any feedback?
This. I would go for corsair, as i have a better personal experience with their keyboards. Razer uses a lot of plastic, and it makes it feel weak and mass produced.Luna wrote:
Razer product, so it'll probably break/start malfunctioning after a few months of moderate use.
You are lucky then. I've had two Deathadders, and while I really like the size, weight and form, both of them broke within a year of use. I didn't even use them a lot or handle them with unnecessary force or anything. A friend had a Blackwidow and that one broke quickly as well, the wiring came loose and stuff.NixXSkate wrote:
My BlackWidow and DeathAdder were able to survive my rage quite well
How could the wiring come loose? It's a thick braided cable on a keyboard lolLuna wrote:
the wiring came loose and stuff.
whatNixXSkate wrote:
Edit: I do remember it was sensitive to my love juices though, if just a tiny bit got in, it would go haywire for a day. But after that it would always work fine. Maybe your friend gave it too much love?
Yeah must be everyone unlucky and not you being lucky.Thatgooey wrote:
I guess everyone here has either really bad luck with theirs or plays football with them.
how the heck does any mouse break after 2 weeksbewaredrev wrote:
my deathadder broke after 2 weeks of moderate use
isnt a normal mechanical 50 million keystroke? nice try razerGoldenWolf wrote:
>60 millions keystrokes
Since it's razer, divide by 20 and it's probably closer from the truth.
Ahahaha, some truth in there, the keys are shattering.Full Tablet wrote:
Doesn't look safe at all.
its just the fact that razer has unstable quality control with most of their products. some people are lucky, others are notN3ON wrote:
it is only on osu i hear bad stuff about razer, every single thing i bought from razer works just fine and doesnt break at all... even years after, my blackwidow being the latest one, bought it a year ago. if it would ever break as so many people are saying here i might buy this new version :p its hard to find the quickfire here in belgium (belgium azerty)
But what about that feedback? Some people find the clicking to be helpful, i for one really like blues because of that. I've never used any other type, so i can't really compare my experience. I was wondering about how the feed back was for reds?-Ephemeral- wrote:
Based on experience, (I use a black widow ultimate and a CM storm quickfire pro), I find tactile bumps to be completely useless in playing osu!
No feedback on reds. When I switched to the browns I found the bump to be incredible. I always mashed down on my reds because there was no feedback and I never knew how far down to press, but with the browns I can stream with a lot more control now because I am not just smashing my keys.Syden wrote:
But what about that feedback? Some people find the clicking to be helpful, i for one really like blues because of that. I've never used any other type, so i can't really compare my experience. I was wondering about how the feed back was for reds?-Ephemeral- wrote:
Based on experience, (I use a black widow ultimate and a CM storm quickfire pro), I find tactile bumps to be completely useless in playing osu!
How much speed would you say was sacrificed in turn for that? It sounds even more appealing to me, considering that i came from logitech g510 which has those plastic bump things. Orings is another thing on my priority list, considering i broke my z&x key from mashing. Would you say 2 40A-R orings would be enough for my keys aswell? I mash pretty hard, and i don't think i would mind reduced distance.Mathsma wrote:
No feedback on reds. When I switched to the browns I found the bump to be incredible. I always mashed down on my reds because there was no feedback and I never knew how far down to press, but with the browns I can stream with a lot more control now because I am not just smashing my keys.
I also found O-rings useful because when I put 2 40A-R orings on my keys I was able to reduce a lot of that deadzone on the keys so that I could bottom out without worrying too much.
The browns have the same resistance that the reds have, but they just have that bump that might reduce stamina if anything but I don't think it actually does. I didn't lose any speed when I switched to browns. Also, two o-rings would be fine. The o-rings do make the key feel a bit different though, but overall I like the new feel and the reduced dead zone that the keys have because of them.Syden wrote:
How much speed would you say was sacrificed in turn for that? It sounds even more appealing to me, considering that i came from logitech g510 which has those plastic bump things. Orings is another thing on my priority list, considering i broke my z&x key from mashing. Would you say 2 40A-R orings would be enough for my keys aswell? I mash pretty hard, and i don't think i would mind reduced distance.