Corsair K70 Rapidfire RGB is the only one with Cherry MX Speed switches, quite expensive though.Wayfeng wrote:
It be cool to have a keyboard with Cherry MX Speed but i'm looking for a cherry thats quiet, i'm not a fan of loud and clicky keyboardsDW10 wrote:
What keyswitches are you looking for?
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Corsair K70 Rapidfire RGB is the only one with Cherry MX Speed switches, quite expensive though.Its fine though its like around $170 near my local tech supplier so it could be fine :')
you need to change your expectations thenWayfeng wrote:
i'm looking for a cherry thats quiet
mech
quiet
pick one
If you play without keycaps them reds are quiet
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Lololol xDiJinjin wrote:
Laptop Key Masterrace
hmmm
I'll tell you what each switch are and what they do:
Black : They have a medium to high actuation force, at 60 cN, which means they are the stiffest of the four most common Cherry switches. ( not mania friendly)
Red : They have a low actuation force, at 45 cN – tied to brown in AF are the lightest of the four, it's also the quietest of the four giving no loud feedback
Brown : like the red, it has a low actuation force, at 45- cN ,the switch is a good middle-of-the-road option appropriate for both typing and playing They are also ideal for typing in office environments.
Blue : is the most common clicky switch Blue switches are favoured by typists due to their tactile bump and audible click, but can be less suitable for gaming as the weighting is relatively high – 50 cN – and it is a bit harder to double tap, as the release point is above the actuation point. Blue switches are noticeably louder than other mechanical switches, which are already louder than rubber domes, they also are good for accuracy (as i heard)
So for you, i think you'd be good with a Red switch, lighter, doesn't make sound so great for mania.
Black : They have a medium to high actuation force, at 60 cN, which means they are the stiffest of the four most common Cherry switches. ( not mania friendly)
Red : They have a low actuation force, at 45 cN – tied to brown in AF are the lightest of the four, it's also the quietest of the four giving no loud feedback
Brown : like the red, it has a low actuation force, at 45- cN ,the switch is a good middle-of-the-road option appropriate for both typing and playing They are also ideal for typing in office environments.
Blue : is the most common clicky switch Blue switches are favoured by typists due to their tactile bump and audible click, but can be less suitable for gaming as the weighting is relatively high – 50 cN – and it is a bit harder to double tap, as the release point is above the actuation point. Blue switches are noticeably louder than other mechanical switches, which are already louder than rubber domes, they also are good for accuracy (as i heard)
So for you, i think you'd be good with a Red switch, lighter, doesn't make sound so great for mania.
Knit_old_1
It doesn't matter if you're a casual but of you want to get the slight advantage then the type of keyboard does matter.Knit wrote:
your keyboard in most cases literally does not matter for vsrg
at all
as long as your keyboard can press as many buttons that you need it too (ie being to hit 7 buttons when playing 7k) then in like 99.999% of cases for vsrg it will not matter.
You want the keyboard to be responsive while at the same time being a certain amount of force needed for the press to register.
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The laptop i has can only press 5 keysKnit wrote:
your keyboard in most cases literally does not matter for vsrg
at all
as long as your keyboard can press as many buttons that you need it too (ie being to hit 7 buttons when playing 7k) then in like 99.999% of cases for vsrg it will not matter.
get brown switches
I'd prefer reds tbh, it's more quitesnoverpk wrote:
get brown switches
I may be one of the few people to agree lolJinjin wrote:
Laptop Key Masterrace
I use laptop keys aswell, ahaha it's worked solid for me, halogen use to use a laptop keyboard too! and has really solid scores on them, so laptop keyboards can actually be as good as mechs i think.
coming from a laptop kb user, mx reds are alrady really noisy for me D:
so yeah as previously said,
quiet
mech
choose one
however, there are o-rings. Dunno how much they reduce noise though.
so yeah as previously said,
quiet
mech
choose one
however, there are o-rings. Dunno how much they reduce noise though.
Play without keys and hit directly on the switches like me
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WTF...Khelly wrote:
Play without keys and hit directly on the switches like me
WhatWayfeng wrote:
WTF...Khelly wrote:
Play without keys and hit directly on the switches like me
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Here I recorded the opening of kaguyahime from 4k 8th dan cause it's fun and I can at least 94% this section (Also I wanted to see what it looked like)
4 years, nice
I heard that Ducky are the best.PhanHieu wrote:
I don't know the best keybroad to play osu mania
those damn necroposters
https://www.amazon.in/Xanova-Pulsar-Red-Cherry-Mechanical/dp/B07P34ZYFT is the keyboard ive been trying to get
While we're here, 2021 kb recommendations anyone?
I'm using the Durgod K310 right now, it feels pretty good.Arzenvald wrote:
While we're here, 2021 kb recommendations anyone?
2022, uhhhhhhhh im thinking of getting a good keyboard thats within the 30-150$ range REQUIREMENTS:
mechanical or membrane is optional
at least have above 125hz polling rate
thats it rlly lol
mechanical or membrane is optional
at least have above 125hz polling rate
thats it rlly lol
I use the razer ornata v2.
I like this keyboard since this one is very light to press
I like this keyboard since this one is very light to press
my laptop keyboard only supports 4k not even 5k at the same time lmaoKnit_old_1 wrote:
your keyboard in most cases literally does not matter for vsrg
at all
as long as your keyboard can press as many buttons that you need it too (ie being to hit 7 buttons when playing 7k) then in like 99.999% of cases for vsrg it will not matter.