I'm looking to buy a new quality, sturdy keyboard at the moment but I can't decide what to get. I've heard that the Ducky keyboards are the best choice to go since other companies lack that sturdy build quality or have some issues with their products. I was looking to get a Ducky Shine 5 but wherever I looked online, it was out of stock. Do you guys have any recommendations?
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Take a look into filco, leopold or wasd keyboards.
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NixXSkate wrote:
Ducky Shine 6 :v)
That keyboard is quite expensive where I live D:
What do you think of the K70 mk.2? I heard it uses PBT double-shot keycaps...
Ask r/mechanicalkeyboards. They can give you a good recommendation for non-custom builds.
Or you can take a look at the brands B1oody mentioned. Filco, Leopold, and WASD keyboards are renowned for their superb build quality.
Or you can take a look at the brands B1oody mentioned. Filco, Leopold, and WASD keyboards are renowned for their superb build quality.
You'll have to buy the special edition; otherwise, you'll likely get single-shot ABS.Spider691 wrote:
What do you think of the K70 mk.2? I heard it uses PBT double-shot keycaps...
Don't get Corsair, they are notorious for randomly not registering keypresses
For your keyswitch needs, you might want to consult with this guide:
https://input.club/devices/infinity-keyboard/
https://input.club/devices/infinity-keyboard/