Very very thin chiclet laptop keyboards
2/10
Bad. Too small, and really bad feeling feedback from the tap.
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Some scissor switch rubber dome keyboard at school
5.5/10
Above, but less bad because I can actually kinda feel something
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Kinda old Razer Blackwidow Tournament Edtition with razer greens
7.5/10
Is okay. It doesn't feel all that bad to type on but for rhythm games, I think the click feels kinda weird sometimes and the keys also don't push back on my fingers quite enough (despite being heavier than the bouncier brown switches that I talk about below), which makes streaming and faster singletapping kinda eh. Not saying they're bad for rhythm games, but could be better. Some keys don't click anymore (but that's not too noticeable) and the arrow keys are kinda broke from me playing stepmania. Not the best keycaps either, and not best for customization due to the bottom row. Not the most durable keyboard, and apparently the new ones aren't too much better, but i got it for like $75, so I guess it wasn't that bad.
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Vortex Pok3r with mx browns
9/10*
Just got it, but seems good so far. Not all they keys feel exactly the same (once again, not really noticeable). Unlike the razer, the keys feel bouncy and nice, with light tactile feedback, both of which I'm liking for rhythm games. Vortex is known for being good, so I expect this one to last a while. The small form factor, portability, aluminum case, and customizability is neat.
*Not sure if I can accurately rate it yet, because I just got it.
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2/10
Bad. Too small, and really bad feeling feedback from the tap.
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Some scissor switch rubber dome keyboard at school
5.5/10
Above, but less bad because I can actually kinda feel something
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Kinda old Razer Blackwidow Tournament Edtition with razer greens
7.5/10
Is okay. It doesn't feel all that bad to type on but for rhythm games, I think the click feels kinda weird sometimes and the keys also don't push back on my fingers quite enough (despite being heavier than the bouncier brown switches that I talk about below), which makes streaming and faster singletapping kinda eh. Not saying they're bad for rhythm games, but could be better. Some keys don't click anymore (but that's not too noticeable) and the arrow keys are kinda broke from me playing stepmania. Not the best keycaps either, and not best for customization due to the bottom row. Not the most durable keyboard, and apparently the new ones aren't too much better, but i got it for like $75, so I guess it wasn't that bad.
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Vortex Pok3r with mx browns
9/10*
Just got it, but seems good so far. Not all they keys feel exactly the same (once again, not really noticeable). Unlike the razer, the keys feel bouncy and nice, with light tactile feedback, both of which I'm liking for rhythm games. Vortex is known for being good, so I expect this one to last a while. The small form factor, portability, aluminum case, and customizability is neat.
*Not sure if I can accurately rate it yet, because I just got it.
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lolchill1208 wrote:
The newest keyboard I got is a god among keyboards the Razer Black Widow Chroma V2
Gateronchill1208 wrote:
Other companies have tried to make their own mechanical keys but none of them have matched up to cherry keys.