He sent a video that shows him typing the keys with the screen showing the feedback perfectly. He showed that the G7, Alt, Ctrl, and Del keys LEDs are broken, doesn't really bother me.FrzR wrote:
It's definitely a good deal for that price. Just make sure it's working properly and the keys are working.
I've had a similar issue with keyboard LEDs (on a Logitech keyboard), and I can say that it's usually caused by a shoddy soldering job. It's not usually the fault of the LEDs themselves.Endaris wrote:
Ask him how he managed to ruin the keyboard in such a short time because I feel like LEDs would naturally live much longer than that.
Thanks!xoxo wrote:
yeah, i'd say buy it. they typically go for more. even tho the LEDs don't work, you said they're not a big deal to you so it's like, might as well y'know? hope you enjoy it though! gz on the new keyboard.
Really? Damn, I hope that doesn't happen to me as bad as I think. I bought it solely for being light, as I don't have much stamina on my hands. Do the Razer Orange switches feel similar to Cherry MX Brown switches?Arthraxium wrote:
You'll suffer from a lot of misclicks with red switches—specifically when you use a lot of keys, not just two, like z or x. I've been an mmo gamer and a writer for quite some time and I switched from red to blue switches after tons of pvp rage-losses from miscasting and tons of typos while drafting for my blog posts.
I'm just speaking from experience here, so take this with a grain of salt.
My first keyboard was a brown switch type and it was okay compared to reds, but are so different from blues. You probably won't notice the tactile bumps when you're clicking really fast, so it poses not much difference when it comes to gaming, but can be quite noticeable compared to reds for typing.
Razer Blackwidow Stealth (Tournament edition much cheaper) is probably the cheapest "brown" switch keyb you can find here, given that it's really accessible anywhere, mostly from SM Datablitz or PC retailer shops.
Not really much on playing. Just needed a smoother key switch that's not too fatiguing.. That's what red switches are, am I right? Or not?Endaris wrote:
Switches don't help your stamina in particular.
You will naturally build more strength in your fingers when playing on switches with a higher actuation force. A higher actuation force doesn't only require your fingers to be stronger it also makes your fingers become stronger.
