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>>55147777
HHKB PRO 2 or CM Storm NovaTouch TKL?
Where the fuck so I buy the fps Cherry keys for wasd and 1 to 6 for my k70
Cant find anything in Canada
Will other brands work? Won't it feel weird due to different brands manufacturing different shape keycaps
Should I return my keycaps?
>>55167812
Yes
>>55167727
HHKB unless you care about keycaps.
>>55167759
Other brands will work, but check the profile first.
I've had my DasKeyboard for a while now and wanted to know are there any reliable wireless ones out? I really just wanted to go full wireless. I don't want to lose quality, just wondering.
>>55150694
"boot enter" isn't ISO, it's just traditional US.
I'm jumping into the mech keyboard scene. Ordered myself a pok3r with clears. Can't wait for this to arrive and be done with my dell keyboard, that has served me well for many years.
Pic related.
What's the consensus on Fujitsu Peerless switches? There's a guy selling an Epson q209a on 3rdWorldEbay for fiddy bucks.
>>55170177
they're worth more like 20 bucks.
get something with leaf springs or magnetic reeds if you really want fujitsu.
Just bought the Ducky Shine 5. Did I do good /mkg/?
>>55170514
>no volume roller
You fucked up, homie.
what keyboard is that in the OP? it looks sick
DSA jelly pom when
also does feng/geekkeys.com have a physical location in the US i'm going there on vacation soon and wanna pick up some keys
first edition filco user here
>>55171962
Just use autohotkey.
>>55172078
You can always email them.
do alternate key layouts like dvorak and colemak have support in most programs? will i have to rebind all of my keys when i start a new game if i use them? will undo and paste commands etc still be in their same locations?
>>55168563
only like 2, there was a massdrop for one for about $120, bluetooth and all that
https://www.massdrop.com/buy/varmilo-vb87m-bluetooth
the only other one i know of is a cool $500
>>55172013
Custom RGB 60% with a clear case and 1976 keycaps
>>55170514
I really like mine, i want a new set of keycaps because it looks really basic.
>wish it had a volume roller
>wish it had more lighting options
>wish i had gotten blues instead of browns
all in all, it's a super solid keyboard, i'm gonna customize it to make it look a bit more special
>Budget
<£80
>Location (continent at least)
eng
>Preferred switch type
clear or black although any sensible option will do
>Layout
preffered ISO although its not too important
>Form factor
TKless
>Backlight
little to none
>Previous/current keyboards
free one that someone was going to throw away
preferably with commands for audio such as volume and track changing.
thanks in advance
>>55167708
what case is that? and how does it look without leds?
>>55172657
I wish it was my board. I only saved the image.
Thread, could you please stop being shit
>>55173094
contribute something yourself, or fuck off back to eddit
>>55168959
You're either too pedantic or just retarded.
Not sure there's much difference.
>>55173128
its your job to spoonfeed me information and entertainment. please go about it now
>>55167708
I thought mech keyboards were meant to give you a "better typing experience"
please explain how boards which remove so many keys and force you to use modifiers for so much stuff are useful?
what a meme, kys. you guys are worse than apple when it comes to form over function
>>55173181
Modifiers are faster than moving your hand further to hit more keys.
I don't know what keys you are talking about specifically, but if for example you wanted numbers you can get an external numpad and put it on the left or wherever is best for you.
If you want home key or whatever then FN+k is probably more efficient than leaving the typing area entirely to go and hit it. (FN+k is HHKB hotkey)
>>55173181
it's ok if you don't understand.
>>55173181
Mechs keyboarda are meant to enlarge your e-peen you idiot
>>55171962
Doesn't really matter to me because I have a roller on my blue yeti anyway.
>>55173227
any recommendations for a white low profile case? or should I get tex clears?
>>55167708
I just bought a Realforce 87u 55g.
I'm the mememaster.
What makes certain 60%keyboards more expensive than full sized or 80%? Are you paying premium for style points?
>>55173293
metal cases, thick PBT or SA profile caps, and nice heavy plates all raise the cost.
>>55167708
As much as I hate the form factor of your keyboard, I have to admit it's fucking beautiful.
>>55173308
This is why I can never get the balls to purchase one. I want the perfect board that will last me a decade, that I'll never get tired of, but everything's either too expensive or not good enough. This seems like a NEET hobby for people with minimal bills to pay.
>>55173293
Build quality and supply and demand, as well as other factors such as stock keycaps and switches.
There isn't as much of a demand for smaller boards, hence they get produced less, hence they typically cost more.
>>55173293
honestly i have a 60% cause i wanted more desk room, but i think you're better off getting 80%, 60% is sorta a meme. like i'm use to it now but i can see the inconvinience, pressing 3 buttons when you only need to press 2 regularly lol, like i said it's not that bad it's just 1 button but it totally fucks up cause how your hand is shaped, fn capslock button you want to press.
>>55168563
The KBTalking Pro is nice if you can find it anywhere.
>>55173337
You really think 100 bucks is a lot of money for someone that isn't a NEET?
If anything, you've got it backwards. The NEETs are the ones whining because they cant afford a few hours worth of pay for a 10+ year hardware investment.
>>55173137
He probably means this.
>>55173689
We should just use the usual "bigass enter" and "ISO enter" terms to avoid shit like this
>>55173689
Ah, I see. But in my book all boots are boots even if upside down.
>>55170060
Poker 3 user here, watch out it's a little hard to get use to and very confusing to program. Well at least for me.
>>55167708
How do you print screen on those keyboards? Or there is a better method than print screen -> paint?
>>55173955
There's plenty of screenshot programs out there.
>>55172345
Get a programmable board and switch layers for games. Pok3r comes with colemak and dvorak as layouts by default (just gotta flip some dip switches)
If you don't wanna have to do that often you could also make one of the layers the layout you want
I've got some sort of gunk in a few of my cherry mx blue switches in my cm storm quickfire rapid. I don't know how it happened, it's been in a carrying case just sitting around since I got my pok3r. Has anyone got experience with cleaning the inside of switches? Basically when it actuates it has a lot of resistance or sticks a bit on a few keys. It was probably spilled pop or something that I didn't notice before storing it.
It's looking like I'll have to desolder said switches so that I can get at all the sides to take the switch apart and clean it. I already trying wiping at the switch with a paper towel covered in isopropyl alcohol and then pressing the switches a lot, but I don't think it's getting in there. I've already got the case apart and I ordered a frosty flake since it was apart anyway.
Anyone got experience with switch cleaning?
>>55173955
fn-p on a pok3r is the printscreen key
>paint
somehow I doubt many people here are using windows..
>>55173251
Keyboard??
>>55173955
>printscreen into paint
>current year
>>55174019
HHKB
>>55174019
HHKB Pro 2
>>55174044
How are you finding that CM Storm at the top left?
Where does one find key caps with this shape, the shape being more rounded and more "old-fashioned".
Model m master race
Considering getting Tai-Hao Sunset caps with no coating on them.
I'm sick of these shitty ABS caps with stickers on them
>>55167812
mhm
>>55170514
yes
>>55174264
google dsa keycaps
>>55174245
It's a quickfire TK.
It's quite meh in my opinion. The plastic case is flimsy and the metal plate is quite thin too, it has some flex if you put it on the stand-ups. And the bottom row is beyond retarded. I like the idea of the numpad/navigation keys block, but I think it would have made more sense to implement those via a momentary modifier rather than having to press num-lock every time you want to switch and then press it again to switch back.
Did I mention that the bottom row is retarded? It's really my main gripe with this thing, though I got it from a friend for 30 bucks, so I can't really complain. I don't really use it since it has browns, will probably replace them with gateron blacks and subject it to the same fate as the magicforce so I can make the layout a bit more sensible.
>>55174264
What you posted is the DSA profile. SA profile is what you'd be looking for if you want something more old fashioned.
>>55174291
>using OS X with no Command key
so brave
>>55174291
>membrane master race
>>55174336
Swapped the ctrl key to cmd mate. Works perfectly
>>55174348
It's buckling spring on top of a membrane switch that does not make it a membrane keyboard it is most definitely mechanical.
>>55174371
>that does not make it a membrane keyboard
Anon, it uses a membrane to actuate the switch, it's no different from slider over rubber dome in that aspect
>>55174371
>inferior to capacitive boards
>master race
>>55174405
OK so? It still uses a spring which buckles and triggers the hammer. Far more advanced than a membrane.
>>55174428
I own a model f 84 key at and a 107 key full metal case. I prefer the heavier feel of the model m. Explain to me exactly how it's superior to the m? The metallic pinging the springs make would drive anyone insane.
>>55174446
>>55174455
Nothing particularly wrong with that, I'm just pointing out that it's a membrane keyboard.
>Far more advanced than a membrane
It's still uses a fucking membrane to function.
>>55174468
capacitive sensing is more accurate, isn't limited to 2KRO, has more tactile feel, and larger carbon-infused flippers vs cheap shit plastic.
also no rivets, just straight metal. that's why Ms are 30 bucks.
Hey, I'm going to get an ANSI-board (I use ISO currently) and need some recommendations
>Budget
150$
>Location (continent at least)
Scandinavia
>Preferred switch type
MX Clears
>Layout
ANSI
>Form factor
TKL
>Backlight
Preferably none
>Previous/current keyboards
CM QuickFire TK
Preferably a white keyboard aswell for that sweet milleniall/90s feel. Saw that there were white Filco TKLs but they seem to be discontinued. I'm also really a fan of detachable usb-cable like the ones on Pok3r kbs.
>>55174492
Except it isn't a membrane keyboard. That to me would imply it's a stem that pushes down on a dome until it actuates. Simply not true .
>>55174514
It pushes the contacts on two membrane sheets together. You have to bottom out in order to actuate it. It actually uses a membrane.
How is it not a membrane keyboard?
It doesn't use a collapsing rubber dome like most modern membrane keyboards, but it sure as hell is a membrane keyboard.
>>55174514
it implies that it's a stem that causes a spring to buckle until it actuates on a *membrane*
>>55174498
So you've had a problem with model m accuracy? Irrelevant statement. I don't play games so why would I need nkro. It doesn't have a more tactile feel, it's a much lighter feeling switch with pretty much the same level of tactility. Cheap plastic shit that has lasted over 20 years? Try harder.
What are the Vortex KBS Poker 3 keyboards like? Is their case metal and are they worth the money?
>>55174533
It's a buckling spring keyboard. A membrane board is entirely different. I am not denying there's a rubber dome in it but that doesn't make it a rubber dome keyboard.
>>55174540
Yep that isn't a membrane switch it's a buckling spring switch.
>>55174579
>I am not denying there's a rubber dome
God gracious. Leave and don't come back until you know what you're saying.
It doesn't contain a rubber dome, it contains a membrane. It actuation works exactly the same like a modern day membrane keyboard.
>>55174551
nope, just smacking your bullshit "master race" statement down. a larger flipper made from different materials hitting a metal strike plate is most definitely more tactile. post a thread on GH or DT and try spouting that bs.
do you think people bolt mod Ms because they "lasted"? it's a cheap membrane held together by plastic rivets.
>>55174567
can you buy their metal case seperately?
>>55174607
I meant to say membrane but whatever. It also contains a buckling spring so it is not a membrane keyboard.
>>55174607
>>55174579
tope keke
>>55174632
A membrane keyboard is defined by that fact that it contains a membrane. It's a membrane keyboard anon. It's literally right in the name "membrane keyboard".
>>55174621
Except I own a bolt nodded M and an F and I can tell you the f isn't more tactile. If the model ms were so shit with plastic rivets they wouldn't have lasted as long as they have
>>55174626
I'm not sure, I was wondering if the actual keyboard is metal (its casing), I'm really hoping it's not plastic.
>>55174653
No anon it's a buckling spring keyboard which is also right in the name
>>55174626
Yes.
https://mechanicalkeyboards.com/shop/index.php?l=product_detail&p=1002
>>55174663
they don't last, they come off and fall apart. that's why so many people bolt mod them.
>>55174679
the two aren't mutually exclusive. it's a membrane keyboard.
>>55167708
What is pic related? Just a custom WASD with LEDs?
>>55174679
And it uses a membrane in order to register keystrokes. Most rubber dome keyboards also use membranes, yet people refer to them as rubber dome or slider over rubber dome keyboards. Like the other anon said, those two things aren't mutually exclusive at all, just like not all rubber dome keyboards use a membrane.
>>55174688
They came off after what? 15 - 20 years. Perfectly acceptable
>>55174681
So do the keyboards have the same cases?
>>55174626
>>55174667
If you want something that lasts you'd be better off getting something else than that. Not that they'll fall apart or something, but they're spray painted, so the color will chip off quite easily. Look for something that's anodized if you want something more durable.
>>55174688
It's a buckling spring keyboard. That is what most refer to it as. Whether or not it has a membrane is irrelevant
>>55174720
>Whether or not it has a membrane is irrelevant
It literally wouldn't work without a membrane inside, so I'd consider that quite a relevant aspect of the keyboard.
>>55174705
not when superior models like model fs, hall effect and magnetic reed are completely intact
>>55174720
irrelevant to what? it has one and the inherent limitations, end of story, whining about it not mattering won't make the 2kro and plastic go away.
>>55174719
Got any recommendations? I just want a keyboard like that, which I don't have to mess about with. Y'know.
>>55174719
it's true, mine chipped in the front after a month :(
any suggestions on painting these, or would bare metal look awesome?
>>55174736
The switch itself is most important and the switch is buckling spring therefore it should be referred to as such
>>55174468
I've been looking into getting a 107 key. Can you post pictures of it?
>>55174681
>https://mechanicalkeyboards.com/shop/index.php?l=product_detail&p=1002
not white
>>55174740
Model fs aren't superior. Not when they lack something as simple as a detachable cord.
mkg - autism central
>>55174740
Already explained not everyone needs nkro and the plastic has done perfectly fine for 20 years
>>55174785
I can when I get home
>>55174741
>I just want a keyboard like that, which I don't have to mess about with
I'd recommend getting a not that expensive keyboard and doing just that actually. Most keyboards come with not-that-amazing stock caps (even the pok3r ones are laser etched) or have some other issue.
Get a keyboard of your choice with whatever switches you like and find some nice dyesubbed or doubleshot keycaps. You can also get an aftermarket case if you like, but from what I've seen most keyboards have quite decent cases already, so that's hardly something to worry about.
I'd suggest getting a leopold (either M or C) or a higher-end Topre such as a realforce or a HHKB if you want something that will not require any modifications at all while still being about as durable as it gets.
>>55174783
I'm not questioning that anon. I never suggested that we change the names of them or anything, I just pointed out that they are membrane keyboards, that's all.
>>55174779
Beats me, I don't think it would look very good unless you get it sandblasted evenly (or try to sand it down yourself, dunno how well that'd work out).
Painting it probably shouldn't be a huge problem, though the paint would still be prone to chipping again.
>>55174847
who said anything about needs and doing fine? this is about what's superior, and it's not the model M.
>>55174800
so wait, a 6 hour boltmod job is "acceptable" but a 5 minute cable controller swap isn't? lmao i'm done.
i'll leave you to your buyers remorse.
>>55174864
The only issue I have with it is the lack of function keys. I think I could get by with the 84 and just Alt+F9 be F11 and Alt+F10 be F12.
But on the 107 key has the programmable keys all over the place so its hard to really assign it.
I actually really like the 84 key layout.
I would get the 122, but its a plastic frame. I really want a metal frame Model F.
>>55174693
Not wasd
http://keypuller.com/ninteenseventysix/
>>55174897
Both the m and f have flaws but overall they beat anything else imo
>>55174868
Cool, because I don't want to replace cases or anything like that, I am willing to replace caps though. I was looking at the poker, but I heard that they don't have an anodised case. So, is there any keyboard in that price range with an anodised case?
>>55174897
A bolt mod job takes you 6 hours ? XD
>>55174868
I figured with how easy the paint came off, it wouldn't be hard to use some kind of liquid paint stripper to take care of it.
>>55174929
Go for the 84 key anon
I want something on form factor as pok3r or HKKB. But I would like to test it swith something cheaper than they, to confirm I would like it. Someone has suggestions?
Location Europe and bucket less than 100€. I will search black switches
>>55174961
>So, is there any keyboard in that price range with an anodised case?
Quite certainly not. Anodized cases are typically aftermarket or found on korean customs that cost 500 bucks or upwards.
>>55174983
True actually, I didn't think of that.
Give it a try, in the worst case you can always just repaint it.
>>55175010
Get it from amazon and return it within 14 days.
>>55175018
Okay then, so I'll just get the Poker
>>55174988
I like the layout just looking at it, but I'd have to relearn it and I already have enough problems when I switch keyboards.
Mostly the lack of dedicated arrow keys, the nonergonomic looking arrow layout, and the weird placement of the * key are what worry me.
Do those get in the way?
>>55175071
I'd honestly just recommend getting something with a plastic casing instead and some proper doubleshot keycaps. There's no real need for a metal casing on a keyboard and most plastic cases are quite solid already.
>>55175087
Got any recommendations? As far as plastic casing goes, I was thinking of a Filco Majestouch-2. Have any others?
>>55175081
>>55174988
the * and having the / key separated from the numpad.
I guess it just discourages the use of a numpad if anything.
>>55175111
there's always the magicforce, gets a metal top case and costs the same as all-plastic cases
>looking for keyboard in classifieds as always
>WTF IS THIS
https://olx.pt/anuncio/teclado-para-uma-mo-s-IDzldaH.html
>>55175111
Ducky or non-backlit cooler masters should serve you well. The latter are made by the same OEM that produces Filco.
>>55175145
>metal top case
That's kind of inherent to floating keycaps style keyboards. The metal top case doubles as the switch plate, not really different from plastic-case keyboards in that aspect.
Though I agree that it's quite a solid keyboard for the price.
>>55175174
A literal meme
>>55173181
I've only gone tenkeyless.
>>55175081
The layout of all fs are pretty shit but you just have to get used to it and force yourself to use only that keyboard for a while. I'd personally never use it as my main keyboard though. Love my industrial m too much
>>55175174
Looks like you're supposed to stick your head in there and roll your nose around on the keys
>>55175191
I like my M, but I have a friend who has a AT model F and the keys felt great and much better than my M when I tried it.
I didn't play with the layout too much.
>>55175177
They look pretty good. But what I was wanting to do was put some DSA type key caps on there to make it look cool, will this work with these keyboards or will it not look right?
![oObePL8[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/UlIN2D8.jpg "oObePL8[1].jpg")
>>55175240
You can just use the numpad instead of arrow keys and pgup/down. It takes all of 10 seconds to rebind the ctrl/alt keys too, but I prefer the HHKB-esque layout.
Kishsaver is one of my favorite 60% style layouts too.
>>55175246
It'd work perfectly fine. If you like the looks of it or not is up to you. There's plenty of pictures of magicforces or pok3rs with DSA keycaps on the internet, so forming an opinion on that shouldn't really be difficult.
>>55175246
DSA would look just fine on a Ducky or Magicforce. SA might be a little funky on the Magicforce, but not hideous or anything.
>>55175293
See, that looks really nice that does. I'd prefer a white casing and such but damn. I had a look at non-backlit Cooler Masters and they don't really look that good. And Magicforces seem a bit tacky, the only board that looks better is the Poker. However, I did see a review on it saying that there was rust and stuff on the board on arrival, and I don't want that... Choosing a keyboard is too complicated man... :/
>>55175323
Yea, also, about the Magicforce. Are they well built and such? For £30 they seem like a bargain. Also, I can't find them in brown switches. :/
>>55175280
Kishsaver is cool. But binding all the function keys to Ctrl seems annoying because you already have to ALT+Fn to change console.
>>55175348
>Choosing a keyboard is too complicated man
Just get a whole bunch of them and you're set
Or you can always build your own. Prolly won't be that cheap, but hey, you can get exactly what you want.
>>55175280
>eliminate half the keys to save space
>waste that space on a giant empty border on all sides
For what purpose
![017[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/8AIyfod.jpg "017[1].jpg")
>>55175354
Yeah, I do think the AT and F122 are more practical for daily use. XT layout is just "wut"
>>55175370
It's still way smaller than any other IBM board, except the 4704 mega-numpads
>>55175370
Vaporwave-grade AESTHETIC
>>55175368
That's quite a collection you have there. Also, gimme that one in the bin, kek. If I had more money I would be like you.
>>55175410
You can literally have it if you cover the shipping costs, I have no use for the switches, the PCB or the plate.
And if you were like me you'd have no money the latest by the middle of every month.
Best way to wash keycaps?
Mine have gotten pretty disgusting
>>55175473
Warm water and soap
>>55175434
Lmao, buying a keyboard for me is like a momentous occasion. Also, do you live in the UK?
>>55175390
The XT has the CTRL and caps lock in the right place, keeps the scroll lock and numlock segregated from the rest. I also really like the way the \ and / are positioned and the location of the Fn keys. It also seems very space efficient.
It just has some nagging things like the delete button being so far away, the aforementioned wonky numpad, and the lack of dedicated arrowkeys, and just how different it is.
I plan on getting it, modding it so '5' is a down arrow, binding ctrl+fn to F11 and F12, and seeing what else from there.
>>55175434
What's the big grey one? I'm definitely interested in that just judging by the looks.
Any pictures of the layout more clearly and just descriptions?
>>55175501
Not a bad idea, and it's still a fantastic quality board with no plastic rivets/flippers. Post pics if you do!
Just keep in mind it'll take a 40 dollar soarer's converter to work, and that could be spent towards an AT instead (works with a $5 blue cube adapter)
>>55175490
Is it your first time getting a mech? About a year ago the thought of spending a mere 70 bucks on one seemed outlandish to me, about half a year later I spent 220 bucks on a keyboard with rubber domes as if it were the most obvious course of action to follow.
I live in Switzerland.
>>55175513
It belonged to an Olivetti L1, was attached to a terminal at a ticket vending office or something of the sort.
>>55175553
It connects via a serial port, not really sure how you'd go about connecting that to a computer.
The key travel is short, linear and clicky (or rather a high ping type of sound), give a moment and I'll see if I can find any pictures of the keyswitch mechanism.
>>55175553
to be fair, olivetti rubber domes are just about as nice as topre. a lot more unique, too.
>>55175575
>>55175582
Here we go.
It's not rubber domes, it's a piece of metal that connects two contacts on the PCB when pressed down.
The keycaps are doubleshot ABS, as you can see, some of them have yellowed, though you can fix that with hair brightener.
>>55175537
The AT definitely is much more immediate.
I just feel it might be a minor upgrade on technicalities over a Model M while sacrificing the standardized layout. If I'm going to go in where its gonna throw off my muscle memory I might as well get the "best" one.
>>55175553
Yea, it's my first mechanical keyboard :/
>>55175575
If that's a RS232 I could probably get it to work.
Not sure how quickly the RS232 <-> USB adapters poll however.
Not particularly interested though just in I though because I prefer longer key travel switches. Sorry. Its really cool though.
>>55175368
Also, what's your opinion on this? Are the components good? https://www.massdrop.com/buy/red-scarf-ii-ver-b-custom-mechanical-keyboard-kit?mode=guest_open
>>55175604
Oh that's an M20-style leaf spring. I only said it was because you mentioned "220 bucks on a keyboard with rubber domes". I guess you meant topre.
>>55175840
I'm not a huge fan of the design, but it seems like quite an decent deal (assuming that there's no hiccups down the assdrop line). Would certainly tick all the boxes on what you're looking for and allow for a fair bit of customization in the future.
I think it's funny how they use that generic LED controller that comes with every set of RGB LEDs from china (I have two of those laying around right here). A more elegant or at least more interesting implementation of the lighting would have been nice in my opinion, but overall that thing looks quite good.
Get it if you like it, you won't really be coming across anything else of the sort anytime soon, unless you opt to build your own.
>>55175786
Oh don't worry, I wasn't expecting anyone to actually be interested in buying this. The keys don't feel very interesting, I just got it for free and opted to keep it for collections sake.
Hey guys, novice at mechanicals here. I have a question.
I bought the rosewill rgb80. Id like to get new keycaps for it but I was wondering do I have to get specific keycaps for it since its backlit? Or should any work for it?
Also the casing is rubberized. Would I be able to paint rubberized plastic or should I make my own housing?
>>55176323
WASD sells doubleshot backlight compatible keycaps, though technically any set of keycaps would work, you just won't have illuminated legends.
I don't know about rubberized plastic, but I'd imagine that it wouldn't play too well with paint, though that again would depend on the paint you use.
Which keyboard and caps are these? A link for europoors would be nice.
>>55175368
hey i sent you a tracking number
>>55177244
Pok3r with Miami keycaps
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00W02J7Y6/
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Youthcc-114-PBT-Keycaps-Keypress-Key-Caps-Double-Shot-for-Mechanical-Gaming-Keyboard-Miami-Bumblebee-Diablo/32350378228.html?
>>55177299
Thanks
>Budget
$150-160
>Location
usa
>Preferred Switch Type
mx blues, or anything clicky for that matter
>Layout
ansi
>Form Factor
60%
>Backlight
if it only lights up the edges around the keyboard and not the keys themselves, yes.
>Previous/Current Keyboard
razer blackwidow before they introduced their proprietary switches. i had utter garbage taste in peripherals when i bought it.
>>55177273
Yeah I saw that, looks like it'll be here tomorrow or the latest the day after.
Cheers
>>55173227
Gorgeous.
What be?
How is the quality of WASD keycaps?
>>55177942
Wooden case from assdrop (datamancer iirc), a pcb from gonskeyboardsworks and keycaps from an old cherry board (either doubleshot or dyesubbed, I don't quite remember), either gateron browns or cherry browns.
>>55178073
Bad and not worth the money unless you want something extremely specific
>>55178120
>unless you want something extremely specific
Sadly that is my situation. My keyboard has a dumb layout and I hope they can sort something out for me.
Want to buy a new mechanical keyboard.
100 Euro
I'd like to get a small one. (not bigger then a tenkeyless)
I live in The Netherlands
Saw this one but i don't know if it's any good. http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Ajazz-AK33-Blue-Black-Axis-Backlit-Mechanical-Colorful-Multifunction-Gaming-Keyboard-82-anti-ghosting-Keys-For/32648715816.html?spm=2114.13010108.99999999.7.qcYg9z Not buying it for the led's. I rather have no leds. (But it's cheap)
>>55178073
Very nice quality. Heavy, no flex. Comes at a price though.. Would rather a ABS over PBT plastic. ABS doesn't wear down as quick (it might be the other way round)
>>55179171
It's most certainly the other way around anon.
>>55179171
literally the opposite of everything you just said is true.
>>55173227
About this thing
Would you be willing to sell it (the whole thing), if so, for how much?
Also, what kind of switches does it have?
>>55179271
no.
it's pcb mounted blue switches
>>55179297
Thought you may be interested in getting rid of since you seem to have a distinct dislike of ISO (which I can very much agree with).
Guess my friend will have to look for some keycaps elsewhere.
>>55179314
i bought a highscreen keyboard off of an austrian guy here.
i had to use the gon pcb because of the 7u spacebar, otherwise you need to make a plate for it.
>>55167708
That setup looks really fucking good, what is it?
Can I have a detailed list, please?
>>55179346
Yeah, I told him to either get some vintage shit off ebay and to make-do with the bottom row, or to make-do with the limited selection that's available for ISO, but apparently none of that is good enough because hell if I know why.
Where could I get a Cherry MX mount, ABS, Doubleshot (my keyboard is backlit and I want it to shine trough), both ninja printed and printed on top, it's okay for the ninja to be painted on and not actually be doubleshot keycaps?
>>55179441
I mean PBT not ABS, or whatever it's fine with me either way
>>55179433
Don't be so edgy, boy.
>>55179433
you're giving me mixed signals anon
>>55179433
this guy didn't get the memo about how it is no longer cool to say "kill yourself" because edgy teenagers started spamming "kys" everywhere
I have this one, am i cool now?
>>55179481
Choose your path
>>55179171
hahahah
>>55179495
Quite a decent choice as a first.
>>55179502
I dunno, for one part I seek relief from this, but on the other hand it's too much fun.
>>55179433
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good keyboards
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ricer default shit
I think I'm going blind.
In the past day or two I saw picrelated keyboard with rainbow-ish caps here, but I can't find it now.
Any help?
>>55179733
You mean the red-yellow gradient?
It's the tai hao sunset keycap set you're looking for.
>>55179733
yep, or your monitor's broken
>>55179772
Yeah, exactly that one.
I was just looking for the actual picture of that keyboard with those caps.
>>55179798
Huh. Your best guess it to either search the archive (shouldn't really be very difficult to find) or to wait for anon to show up and to post it again.
>>55179733
>>55179816
Found it myself.
Damn comfy.
