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oh yea that things not great
much better
Chad box jade
Correct
I ended up bending like..... 6 switches and it was the same pin on all of them lmao
All done. Definitely sounds and feels much better
Actually some resistance for the bump, and a click that isn't mushy
yea
my fav tactile is the everglide dark jade. Best sound in the world. Sharp bump and the entire switch is made of POM. it sounds 😩
Help on this?
sorry I did see that but im not a linear guy so I dont really know waht are good options
I heard the tecsee carrots were good
It's alright mate. You use tactile?
I use tactile too ... don't know much about linear ...
and I can tell you that the carrot are really nice linear ... and I don't like linear
also the shortcircuit about the mountain Everest keyboard ...
when he talks about the keycaps and there's a shot on the keyboard ... the black keycaps remind me a lot of the stock anne pro 2 keycaps ... like the legend is the same and the shortcomings are also the same as on the anne pro 2 ...
kinda strange to see that
hmm
I didnt even notice but yea now that you mention it and im looking at it they are pretty simmilar
really uneven
that keyboard was quite pain ...
space stab broke ... had to desolder to repair it
also if the keyboard was plugged on my z97-a motherboard, it would hang before even going to bios ...
like indefinitely until I unplug the keyboard
How is the Logitech g413 carbon keyboard with romer-g keys for 50 cad?
I paid that anne pro 2 40$ cad ... and it was completely overpriced and utter crap ...
the g413 is way worst than the anne pro 2 ...
mostly cause of the romer-g ...
Need the full sized cause my dad is going to use it aswell and he uses excel a lot ..
Double adapter on the usb c lol
it's a micro usb for the gmmk
Ah
and the 90 and then micro to c
but I did try the stock cable and some other cables and it was still hanging
Ah I see
for the 50$ cad keyboard ... it's not a big budget and there's not much more than some redragon keyboard at that price point brand new
Royal kludge makes one I think? Theyre pretty nice budget ootions
They make bigger sizes
RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK920 Full Size Mechanical Keyboard, Rainbow Backlit Gaming Keyboard, 104 Keys Wired Mechanical Keyboard with Number Pad, Tactile Brown Switch https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B08TVN6M4K/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_i_2XWZPQJVFSZZS61PVG30?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
How much is it again?
Damn that looks super clean but my mouse and everything else is black so it won’t match 😦
68 cad
What the
RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK925 68 Keys 60% Foldable Mechanical Keyboard with Aluminum Body, Built-in Stand Holder, Wireless Bluetooth Mechanical Keyboard with White Backlit, Low Profile Quiet Red Switches https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B09KTKXD24/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_i_8KTQH9FBH0PDH0D6TATZ
Folding? Who tf wanted that lmso
If I remember it's fine, not amazing not horrible
probably better than the redragon k551
So should I go for it?
That seems like the only one in my price range
Is there any other better keyboard in that price range
something used
Dad won’t allow used
then I would suggest to save and get something like a keychron keyboard or an akko keyboard
Aight thx
your only good option are about the RK when it's on sale and the some redragon
I would sériously get something a bit higher end, you won't regret it
never tried it but it's reputed to be a really nice entry level keyboard
like for someone starting in that hobby, keychron is the way to go
get the hotswappable version if available
the person that wants to fit a keyboard inside of the bottle spot of a backpack maybe?
Within $100
Looking for cherry mx red switches that is kinda clean and isn’t too expensive
I’m just looking for a keyboard that is easy to press, not massive travel and not in a 3090 ti price range
he say's there is a chance of being scammed and the board not working .. and also most used keyboards are kinda dirty and have fingerprints all over them .. also he says that cause of covid he doesnt really wanna take the risk
^
100% keyboard ..
depends if u prefer the latter or compact
ig .. also + is it includes hand rest
damn its got a volume wheel
oof
looks clean .. wish they had a black version .. would match my color scheme
Man im glad i bought milky yellows long ago because they feel great
Howdy
my Blackwidow elite broke.... Razor is replacing with the huntsman V2 analog
I hope it doesn't flair my carpal 😕
everyone is different
look at the differences in switches
there's no overall best
then I would look what keyboards have those type of switches
then compare reviews/features
I had brown type for years
thats what my blackwidow elite was
is the Logitech G915 lightspeed keyboard good?
I hope the linear optical analog from razer is a decent comparsion
my G305 mouse is good and i sorta wanted to pair
i also prefer low profile which G915 has
I'd disagree with that, loved logitechs when I had them. But you need to look up reviews and opions of options
its VERY all over the place
mm ok
just make sure you get a good return policy if you hate
ok thx fir suggestion
all gaming brands keyboard are meh
rtings is good resource.... just rely on icognito mode to avoid paywall
you get better hardware if you look elsewhere than gaming brand
i wonder if NZXT mini TKL is good
not everyone can afford a DAS keyboard, and gaming keyboards are a good middle ground
get a keychron
just gotta look at the quality of the keyboard and not the branding
or akko
ok
See... differing opinions haha
my main choice for branding is the fact i can use same software for both
See some people LOVE TKL (10 key less), but I can't stand it
all those I listed have better products than gaming brand for the same price or less
software for keyboards is kinda meh all over the place
i don't care about numpad too much
steelseries seems to have the best software
mm
corsair the worst, and razer kinda in the middle
ROG?
Don't know enough to state
kk
I've owned logitech, corsair, SS and Razer
alr thx anyway
which one the best?
in ur opinion?
owned razer, corsair and logitech
They are all good brands, look at the features you want and the budget
I can say that they are overpriced for what you get
then google is your friend for reviews
Pricing can be redic
I paid 85 for my blackwidow elite, and that was a fair price
and thats being replaced with a free huntsman v2 analog....
I paid 60 for my blackwiddow and I still think it's overpriced for the quality of the board
for a normal one I agree, elite was nice
Gotta go now thx anyway bye
all in all get keychron, royal kludge or akko and you'll get a way better product for less money
I had a logitch G710+, it felt nice but I don't need macro keys and was far too huge
I have Corsair mechanical on my lenovo, and its ok.... and my wife has Steelseries on her MSI lappy and its far superior in the laptop kb space
I'm just terrified I'm going to get a relative dud with this razer huntsman analog... and gonna need to shell out for a better keyboard with tactile/clicky switches
I have one and like it, only real complaint is it's acoustics arnt amazing
No it's bad
It's not
Ok
What size did you want?
And if you want lowprofile keychron has some nice options for lowprofile
My keyboard weights 1.2kg
I'm pretty sure yea
Are there any other mechanical keyboards out there besides the crappy one short circuit showed off, that have had the somehow ingenious idea of having a wheel on the left side of the board instead of the right
yes
Is there a way to reconfigure keys on a ducky keyboard? I just realized I need quick access to f keys in my favourite game, and I were thinking something along the lines of having a profile where the number keys work as f keys, without having to hold an extra button, so that when I need my f keys for the game I can swap profile and have a functioning f bar
is there not a way to lock the function key or switch between different functions altogether?
In game or on the ducky keyboard? I haven't gotten the keyboard yet, however I might've found a solution.
on the keyboard. With mine i can press Fn + Ctrl and the top row goes over to F keys instead of number keys. I press it again I then get all the function keys instead.
I'd look at the manual before getting it. Should say in there about function keys.
Thanks! 😄
Your luck is better than my algebra homework skills 
Ah yeah my office RGB does that. For the past 8 years or so.
Uuuuhhhh Razer is pretty f*cking bad
Agreed that's easily Ducky/Keychron money
Not here
Cad ... remember
Ducky and keychron are like 100 to 150 car ... Q lineup are about 260 to 290
Agreed... Corsair is really horrid though
Owning both I had corsair temp brick a laptop keyboard misidentifing a model
overpriced pieces of shit
other than their mouses, the mouses are pretty damn good
and mics
how's the keychron k4 v2?
Good iirc
its good
Should i go for MA caps or XDA caps if i wanta deep sound for my keeb?
what ever you like more I wouldnt value sound over comfort
the taller and deeper the keycap the deeper sounding it'll be
Keyboard
when will logitech release new keyboards in their g lineup
Who knows but in the meantime check out more brands like Ducky, Varmilo, the works. MechanicalKeyboards.com is your friend, there’s lots better out there (especially for the money) than Logitech/Corsair/Razer/Steelseries/other generic “gaming” brand
I'm stuck In a software ecosystem
what are you using g hub for?
I thought I was also, turns out life is much better when you go for other things.
Rgb light sync 😂
And for most things the software doesn't need to be running for them to remember the RGB settings. I've got Corsair Fans, Aorus GPU and Mobo, Glorious Mouse and Royal Kludge keyboard.. and they all have the same syle of lighting one was or another so everything matches regardless.
hmm okay
does your stuff supported by programs like openrgb or signalrgb
idk I have a g915 and g903
Hi guys
My custom Kokomi keycaps is just arrived
Waiting for my switches too atm
why keep on all the stickers
anyone uses a keyboard switch with a long stem here?
do you guys use it on the spacebar?
wdym by long stem?
the pole
i'm testing out the different between the outemu black and akko cs rose red on the spacebar
so the likes of huskies and whatnot?
something like that
well why cant you?
my akko cs rose red have long pole stem which makes my spacebar more "poppy"
but i dunno if is it just me or personal preference
prob personal preference
i see
whether you like a sound or not is subjective
i want to test out some other switches that doesn't have the long pole stem
i find it more quiet when i tested out some outemu reds
but those switches ain't mine
there are other linear switches from akko, right?
yea
but they are more or less the same thing with different spring weight and spring profile (progressive and what not)
?
hmmm
lemme check their website (if my internet can handle the "LTE" internet)
Ok, so the Akko Rose Red and Radiant Red are long pole stem switches based on their total travel
others are not
welp, anything that is linear without the long pole stem but not heavy (50g+) goes into my list
i would say pbt
rubber might feel very gross after a while
also what the fuck there is a rubber keycap?
With the Outemu Black, the sound is balanced for me. When I use my Akko Rose Red with the long pole stem it's a bit noisy for my taste.
well that's just the sound signature of the switch most likely
the pink spacebar I use have a high pitch compared to the stock black one ... both came with the kit
it's kinda poppy
probably putting some foam under the stab will help there
but my keyboard has all of the akko rose red, except the spacebar with the outemu black
it's modded with tape and pe foam
well I don't know
I never cared much about sound to mod anything unless there's rattle
Are here any gamers using ortholinear keyboards?
macro programming here
which is basically only functional on G HUB
I have a G815 and Pro X Superlight, as well as a G502 and G102
I see either a heavily modded Razer Viper Ultimate or Razer Deathadder V2 Pro
Via and gmk exist and personally I think they do it way better
for macOS? 
save profiles then
I don't have a single Windows device in my household 
nor Linux if that's what you're thinking, and I have virtually no room for Kali
or Ubuntu
dont they have via for macos?
So uuh what games do you play XD
I have a 256GB boot drive thats got 3/4 of its storage expended

and on macOS, its mostly schoolwork
since most AAA and popular titles on Windows can't be played because macOS or of my shitty hardware
1.4Ghz Intel Core i5 8257U, DDR3 2133Mhz RAM, Intel Iris Plus Graphics 645 
a brand's own software works best with its own gear, compared to a third party app controlling it which could lead to software issues and code clashing
What?
press x to doubt
That doesn't really have anything to do with what I was saying but alr
I'm just trying to say, I don't trust CIA or whatever its called 
What's wrong with via?
G HUB is a RAM hog, but the custom profiles I save on those mean I can ditch the app afterwards
You can do the exact same thing on via but via isn't a ram hog and doesn't run in the background
Ok
What a shit way to force people to have the software installed
I can't get ghub to save on device either but it's supposed too
Tried with g502 hero, g705, and g305
I don't really like software
The less the better
It works with alot of boards but mainly on higher end enthusiast boards
And no it's an app
onboard memory, it only stores shortcuts not lighting
Well I know for sure not saving either RGB or macro settings on the G815 in G-HUB has been an ongoing problem
it does
i believe old LGS does save lighting effect as well
Ik it's supposed to, it doesn't work for me
but only static DPI settings, unless you have DPI up/down configured
I have one DPI setting and it's 1100 but it's not 1100 when I go to use it
Idc about it tho, don't use logictech anymore
preferences preferences
Mhm
G-HUB finally fixed an update where the launcher would stop at 99% unless you did a manual fix that I was lucky enough to find on Reddit
I guess me reaching out to live chat support helped, when I got my G102 last year
because thats exactly what happened 
Nice
the app still does weird things though, it duplicates every time I boot my MacBook Pro after logout and restarts
and the other icon of the app is nonfunctional, and my default RGB lighting profile clones itself 20 times when I open the dropdown menu
You guys want to see my keyboard?
sure
yikes what did you do to keycaps?
Rgb lmao
lmaooo n i c e
Ye
yea I get it now xd
Lmao
Worked well with my g305
Totally
yea I've heard its worked quite well for other people, just me
Ghub is a shit software ... work half the time at best
No, its actually a Deathadder V2 Pro
But Genshin Edition
can i make my keyboard charge by usb c 👿
I see, I guessed the latter since the side buttons are distinct and it had a fairly high body
you can
probably a limited colour scheme though so I didn't spot it
tell me how
My mind went schizophrenia mode thinking someone would mod a mouse with soldered buttons 
depending on the board it can be tricky but it is possibility
its a g915

eh
tkl
no
just made the whole procedure harder 
if it was a larger board I'd bet the charging wiring and circuitry would be easier to deal with
since the surface area of that would be larger
WHY DONT they JUST use usb c
It's micro-USB because the latch is proprietary
can i do the same to my g903 mouse
and I believe the older standard charges faster
logitch is terrible thats why
technology implemented making the PCB smaller, thinner etc means 99.9 recurring % you'll fail
and I'm pretty sure Logitech engineers designed it to be irreparable
io have 2 weeks to return the mouse and keyboard
just lasting longer without needing one
just because it charges via micro-USB?

idk they might come up with a new keybaord and its way better and cahrged with usb c
they are a good board, if you don't count the professional typist's Ducky, Wooting etc company boards
I mean the only top-end Logitech G apparel that is USB-C charged is the Logitech Pro X LIGHTSPEED wireless headset
though their entire range of headsets in the G series are as well
apart from perhaps the older G635, G935, etc
id look into keychron if you're gonna return the g915
its a much better lowprofile
it only connects by bluetooth, motherboard doesnt support it
keypress latency issues but those aren't particularly bothersome if you're not competitive in any game
isn't the G915 receiver wireless?
yeah
how does it only connect via BT then 
2.4 ghz donglle
oh oh oh
I need dopamine my mind struggles to keep up with energy requirements
no competitive gameplay 
BT latency is quite high

i connected it with the dongle
is wireed an option?
I know, I know
what the hell do you want then
the G915 TKL is a good buy once you have it, the price is a bit excessive
i got it for 150$
USD? decent pricing
yep usd
thats around $300 in my country, NZ - high-end gaming board pricing
the micro-USB charging is a bit
but at least you still have a replacement - I'm sure your G903 came with one too
i wish it supported wireless charging like the mice do
a big gaming mouse pad that charges all your peripherals
the wattage requirements would be much higher than distributing micro-waves of electricity can meet
because from the description of PowerPlay that I read, the charging works by diffusing an electromagnetic field across the mousepad that comes with the charging dock
and those are absorbed by the PowerPlay magnets in wireless Logitech G mice
functioning as charging 🎉
however I'm sure that keyboard charging has been considered, and the electromagnetic field's density on prototype keyboard chargers is probably enough to harm the body adversely
.
especially at close range
75% an option?
hard to get used to the layout ngl
sure
no its not, atleast for me but ok
its the same as tkl without the spaceing
just mentally fractures my left brain hemisphere
though sure, its a good option
had no issues swaping to 75% personally, andn if you dont you eventually get used to it
this is my ideal setup:
Mouse - wireless
keyboard - wireless but with wired option
headset - wired/wireless depending on kb config
wired headsets have better boom mics, thats confirmed
is powerplay worth it
and their audio accuracy and latency figures are sometimes better than wireless, depending on how high-end it is
depends on how much you have to spend and the number of logitech peripherals you have
if you want lowprofile nuphy air is good
though the latter depends on the mousepad choice you make buying PowerPlay
wireless mouse + kb + headset = charging disaster
not really
with powerplay you don't have to worry about the mouse, but 
never had any issues
yea true, they don't have the same battery life
charge the mouse weekly, kb monthly, and headset daily
some might require a charge earlier or later so you don't need to charge two or more simultaneously
once you have them for abit you get into a rythm of how long everything lasts
reverse kb and mouse around for Logitech G peripherals, my Logitech Pro X Superlight has lasted me 4 weeks
a new G502 mouse is coming out
wireless and lighter
its called the G502 X or something
well for me my g915 would last a month and my 703 would last a week
35 hour battery rating on the G703 
do you hav e rgb off or something
72 hour battery rating for Superlight 
had it for a long time
that as well :p
since launch, prolly pretty bad battery degredation
yea, deterioration of charge retention capability
not really tbh
also I used rgb on mouse so that doesnt help
yes it does use lightspeed wireless
but its bulky, and has shit battery life
the mic is bad too
g pro x wireless?
a good choice, mic is still bad but blue voice improves it slighly
sound profile is also pretty balanced
idk shit about audio, I juse use my soundcore liberty 3's
and G HUB gives you like 10 EQ presets
for different game genres, music, streaming etc
both audio and voice
sound isolation is bad though so be careful where you use it
get the HyperX Cloud Orbit S
actually don't I don't want you becoming a beggar within mere hours
its expensive af, planar magnetic 100mm drivers
requires a battery and wired connection to work 
too powerful
?
yes
the earcups are chunky because of a battery housing in them
and it requires the batteries to be charged as well as a wired connection
well its a cheaper audeze mobius, what do you want?
134 dollars here
at least, it uses USB-C charging
pretty sure thats the wired version
so you're safe, kos
THERE IS NO WIRELESS 
I just told you, this thing requires both a battery and wires
because of 100mm drivers in them
twice the size of 50mm in Logitech's Pro X lightspeed wireless
and its planar magnetic audio which is basically shooting magnetic waves in your ears to produce sound
constant power supply necessary for powering the magnetic waves formation, wired connection to hear the audio
if you can snag it, get it at all costs if you like a little headset with 3D audio, surround sound, head tracking tech, 100mm drivers, mic and driver volume adjustment knobs
plus the earcups aren't excessively large so you can use it on the go so long as a smart thief doesn't see the hyperx logo and mug you of it 
the audio is more than worth it
you'll like wires better after that, I can promise
and its a single wire; you have a wireless kb and mouse already
memory foam earcups too
is it a long wire
I mean theres the penrose
lets move this to #audio-tech before mods kick in 
true, but leakage ratings are worse and I'm sure kos is used to HyperX NGENUITY
open your scope from the household "gaming" brand and explore other options that you might have not heard about
stuff like leopold, durgod, varmillo, keychron
they focus on the stuff that makes the keyboard a keyboard, not the bs marketing that comes with it
Yea I was thinking abt that but didn’t know where to look. Thnx for the advice.
Yea I’m not gunna blow £120 on a razor keyboard
Any specific one of those you’d specifically recommend?
whats your requirements?
like whats your preferred size, switch type and what not?
Size I don’t mind really
Tactile but quiet switches ideally
Something that’s easy to type with
Ideally <£120 but if there’s something that’s worth spending extra on I don’t really mind, budget is quite flexible.
you want membrane level of quiet?
stuff that sounds something like this?https://youtu.be/yWQdeph9zc8?t=17
See full build & review vid : https://youtu.be/z8H233BUGgY
Just wanted to quickly share some typing sounds from the Skog Reboot I built , with Seriko silent linear switches (THANKS KOD)
Skog Reboot (sorry GB closed) : https://percent.studio/products/skog-reboot
The switches : https://zambumon.com/portfolio/seriko/
Track: A Breath of Fresh Ai...
I don’t need it that quiet but I don’t mind as long is it’s not obnoxious.
Currently mine is like this
interesting, whats your current keyboard?
ADX optical mechanical keyboard, it’s got some cheap Chinese red switches in it
I got it for rly cheap
It’s kinda hard to type fast with
because its too sensitive or its because it doesnt provide you with any responses?
Too sensitive, too tight springs (imo at least), and the ridges on the edges of the keycaps are a bit too high.
It’s also rly linear.
i see
also you are rocking the us ansi layout or the uk iso?
Uk iso I think
Although I had the US ansi layout on my old laptop so I’m kinda used to both.
https://www.keychron.uk/products/keychron-q2-qmk-custom-mechanical-keyboard?variant=42332597190826|
this is 160 pounds, but a very nice hefty alu case
The fully assembled version includes: The keyboard PCB, the case, and the steel plate. Double-shot OSA PBT keycaps (included Mac & Windows keycaps). Gateron G Pro switches. The barebone version does not include the keycaps and switches.No discount codes can be used for Q2. Please drop your email on "Notify Me When
What switches should I go for?
the brown
tho you could choose the barebone version and pick your own switches and keycaps to go with the board
Ight thnx soooooo much for your help, you’ve narrowed this down a lot for me.
the design is nice but the insert key is just odd since it isn't level with the backspace
Thats where the knob is on the knob version so they just reuse it for the non knob
Doesn't it have a knob version?
Yea
It does look alittle off but it doesn't bother me
yea
Yup getting the huntsman v2 analog for a free razer replacement/upgrade/downgrade from the blackwidow elite
have fun figuring out what "Analog" does, it'll benefit you if Razer doesn't make the switches crap
Meh, won't use the function
Considering ratings have it top teir and they say while analog is gimmicky it works... I'm not too concerned about treating it like linear switches
Unfortunately my blackwidow elite is end of life and at least with this I can pawn it if i hate it for my original purchase price of the blackwidow (85) if I love the huntsman, it's a 250 (150 on sale max) for 85 basically
POV they are linear 
which is what enables the analog function
Lol exactly. Don't care about analog
lookin for some low profile tactile switches, ideally quiet with a strong bump
Look at keychrons options
tried gateron LP browns and i dont like em
there's not many low profiles switches ... I know about gateron and kailh shock
That's about it
nicee
get hot swap version and put in your own switches then, not many lowprofile options out there.
can i lube keyboard stabalizers with vaseline?
i would say no
the plastic part of the stabs would be degraded just like a switch do
dielectric grease can be used on stabs
I would not use dielectric grease in switches tho ... it's really thick and would be too easy to put too much there and make the switch feel strange
Is the Rk61 red switches good?
It's fine
Is this good?
For $47
5/3pin hot swap, ABS- double shot keycaps, fake outemu red.
Speed silvers are not available for the uk sadly
outemu are not fake tho ... it's a legit brand that makes some good switches
No,
I mean.
Fake outemu.
ik it’s not fake brand.
But the switches are ripoff of outemu.
then just say fake reds
it’s very similiar to outemu red.
all of the clones came from the original cherry design, just improved
ikr
mhm
khail is not improved.
those are outemu tho
in terms of gateron they improved it, for the other clones you could say they improved the price tag
my redragon came with outemu
that keyboard i’m buying comes with huano ones.
anyways,
Take on all comers with ROG Strix Scope RX, the first mechanical RGB gaming keyboard featuring exclusive ROG RX Red Optical Mechanical Switches. These switches provide a 100-million-keystroke lifespan and offer consistent linear keystrokes with immediate response. In addition, each switch has a c...
I found this for $82
no
ye no
not good?
meh
Why
for one it's optical
the only really good board I could recommend that's optical is the wooting one/two, and that's discontinued
and Asus boards are just not good in general
it’s at significan’t discount.
ok
its still not good
check if these brands are available in your region
leopold, durgod, varmillo, keychron
the redragon previously posted most likely
far better than the asus
ducky one 3
keychron is better than asus. But, idk about varmillo and etc.
Keychron is kinda pricey.
keychron is only pricy if you're looking at the q series
Oh, $100
akko
their c series is quite budget friendly
C1 is $105 in my region.
is that including shipping?
low quality gaming trash
Why
everything is sub par ...
mostly everyone does it better for the same or lower price
can't compare mouse and keyboard
Disadvantage is the stiff cable.
razer does nice mouse ... shit keyboard
Then which brand is good?
akko does nice keyboard ... pretty sure their mouse are not the greatest
it was already mentioned
if you want a gaming brand absolutely ... ducky, glorious, then steel series
i don’t have enough money for akko.
that list I gave has all of the best brands in terms of quality and budget
akko keycaps are great, thick double shot pbt ... nice color profile too
better than the ones on the durgod fusion I have
better than the ones on the kemove snowfox too
I know, but it’s $30 more than the rog.
including shipping,
also, when it breaks the refund shit will be stressy and long.
way worth it tho
just save up a little bit longer
Yeah, but what about refunds.
i haven’t bought anything from amazon yet.
if the PCB stops working.
it’s gonna be hell sending from EU to US.
lemme ask this real quick for the keychron
were you looking at the price on keychron website?
idk, the redragon or asus..
or a varmilo ... their board are so beautiful
mhm
last I checked you could customized one on their website
Why asus is hot garbage.
just what’s the biggest con i don’t know?
it’s at 35% discount
non standard bottom row, abs keycaps most of the time, weird switches or cherry switches
bad build quility, over priced, no hot swap, optical switch (pretty meh), pretty bad software in my experience
ok and?
My comes with custom rx ones.
so?
Ikr, it’s kinda gimmick
also that
Bad build quality?
the only optical board that is really even worth mentioning is the wooting one/two, and that's a big exception
I agree that tuf is very bad build quality.
but, ROG is oposite.
more targetted at looks.
it's the same company
Than performance
nah ... not compared to actually good keyboard
also aura sync suck
mhm
Nah, it’s okay’ish
dont get the asus its bad
i’d rate it 5/10
aura makes my gf games crash ....
My issue with aura is.
I had to re-download it.
Cuz, i got it pre-installed.
And i was not able to download it.
the second was,
lack of features.
I don't have issue with aura ... cause I don't have any asus product ...
average cpu usage for software.
best way to never have issue with aura
on my gf system it's the second most heavy thing that runs in the background ... only a little bit behind Icue
nothing severe.
the monitor is wobbly.
psu makes weird clicking sound when turned on or off.
cause asus makes good psu, mobo, gpu and mouse
only one click.
well okish mouse
the'yer mice are fine
gpu has moderate issue.
it’s very loud.
my gpu's fine
it's not because a company makes good psu and mouse that they can make good keyboard
Mobo no issue at all.
has some coil wine under load but that depends on what parts that gpu is paired with
they makes good mobo and really bad mobo
my psu has 0% coil-whine
like any companies
i’d rate 8.5/10 asus
really not better company for the price.
mice for $12.
the rtx 3060ti for 620€ from asus were the cheapest.
I’m not sure about the keyboard.
their keyboard are not good
there's better options there for the price ... and it's not because it's on sale that it makes it good
I wanted the redragon but,
No F keys.
And no ps
Redragon is $66~ including VAT+Shipment
Asus is $84 including Shipment (no vat)
idkkk
the switches are most stable.
whos are?
Asus’s
it’s specially attached
what is?
the switchs?
thats not really a good thing, you generally want the switches to come out
their innovation is astounding, hotswappable switches and all but click latency issues and whatnot 
keyboards are decent now that they have gen 2 optical switches, although mechs still suffer switch failure
their mice are pretty nice though
not as good as logitech
razer boards are still bad im sorry lmao
for the gateron aficionado and long-time varmillo user, sure
that would make sense after having a cream-of-the-crop typing experience on boards made exactly for proper typing
gaming boards probably have dope switches for WASD and macro keys but everything else is average quality
i dont see a mice channel so ill ask here, im trying to get a new mouse for my windows pc i currently i use a magic mouse for my mbp any good ones for windows?
and they have all the bells and whistles like media keys, high af polling rate built into the board itself
wdym "dope" switches? they're all the same "gaming:" bao;rds just use high actuation switches for marketing
prolly a logitch or razer mouse
WASD reinforced heavily, other keys lacklustre quality
but idrk
I doubt that but ok
Macs can use gaming mice from Logitech, Corsair, Steelseries
just a heads up
because their controller software is compatible
oh im trying to get one for my windows pc
I see
then you're open to all others, like Roccat, glorious, Fnatic (software bad though since its still a beta), Xtrfy, Razer, HyperX, Finalmouse (no software)
and Pwnage though these are small companies not too widely known
Razer, Roccat, and HyperX are big ones though
Xtrfy, Pwnage and Finalmouse have no software btw
Logitech is pretty good in terms of build quality and features but no 8000hz polling rate, optical switches or any personal innovation
Razer innovates really well, though pretty much all their products spew RGB
Corsair mice.... their feet are inferior
Steelseries suffer sensor inconsistencies, HyperX has high click latency
I mean all of these have their pros and cons but at the end of the day its just preference 
Never heard of a board from gaming company with different switches for wasd than the rest of the keyboard ... and if they do they will put something like speed silver which will makes it even worst
Razer Blackwidow V3 Hyperspeed, switches on the left side are louder than the right, and feel different
that is, the review model that RTINGS got
and it happened with Hardware Canucks too, the reviewer with the Razer Huntsman V2 TKL experienced similar with left side switches having a different acoustic tone than the right
when pressed
the left side was louder than the right
finally reached 100+ wpm after using only 4 fingers for 10+ years and switching to homerow 2 weeks ago
Acoustic doesn't mean shit tho ... can just be the internals or the board under the pcb
And I'm pretty sure it's still shit anyway
Is asus rog strix scope good?
$82
I have two options,
Redragon k631 or Rog scope with rx switches
Redragon is $47 + $16 shipping + VAT 20% - 10% Currency dec.
umh, redragon is $70
and asus $85 including shipping
Then it's an easy choice
or i have to pay 20% TAX-Vat
No idea ...
I’m not sure, cuz ROG is good stock.
No it's not
How
It was told extensively before
what’s wrong with it expect lack of swapability?
Build construction
Keycaps
Bottom row
Why are you even asking if you are set on the asus
I’m not sure..
i can’t decide
Build construction is actually one of the best.
expect for the thicc cable.
Cuz, usb passport.
Have you seen it and felt it
Then how can you say it's one of the best
And youtuber said logitech and razer keyboard are good
So you can see the thickness of the case and the plate ?
No, but it’s hard to flex it.
Most keyboard are hard to flex
The redragon I have you can kill a man with it
Doesn't mean it's good tho
it's not because it doesn't flex that it's a good build quality
kinda too much for my standarts.
a thick hard to manage non removable cable
USB passthrough is a useless feature
just get a usb extension cable and put it in the back of the case if you need passthrough
The RGB is decent, the switches are one of the best.
I would prefer a monitor with kvm switch inside than a keyboard with usb passthrough
One of the best switches for gaming.
Have you tried them ?
Not for satisfaction.
there's no such thing as that
as a rythm game player switches don't matter for anything purely preference
You can game with any switches
Yeah, no.
Yeah yes
I have LK blues.
You can’t game with it.
It’s really irritating.
I hear the switches over my headphones.
You still can game with them
You won't be better with other switches
wear headphones then
Then you're doing it wrong
LK blues are “tactile clicky”
it's not cause they are loud that they are bad for gaming
purposly loud.
all clickies are tactile
I know what a blue switch is
And I've game on blue switches and they were fine
Then you've never used buckling spring if you think blue are loud
Play any video on youtube.
blue switches are not the loudest in fact, just the loudest common switch
You’ll get instantly headache.
Yeah ... no
just wear headphones, or y'know get a different switch if it's such an issue
Just tooo frkin loud
I have blue switches ... outemu which are about the loudest blue in existence... and they are nothing compared to kailh box navy with sa keycaps which are nothing compared to bucking spring
^
You think you know loud ... you've never heard real loud
you don't know loud til you hear me playing rythm games on normal switches and no dampening
Model m didn't have foam in there either
Lk switches are also louder by themselves.
if you want the asus so bad then get it, just know its bad.
i can’t decide.
i need someone who experienced the keyboard.
The redragon has also ABS keycaps.
but, it’s fully 5/3 pin hot swap.
And no F keys.
And thing i hate about asus is the numpad.
no space for mice
This is how loud my keyboard is when playing rhythm games
keep in mind this is with the mic away from the keyboard on minimum gain
When i asked random people in R6
If my keyboard is loud.
I pressed some keys and they started immedentaly swearing what the fuc#
Well that's rainbow players for you
Rk61 go brrrr
you're better off asking a dead pigeon
Cherry MX Greens, bet 
I'm a young teen looking to start an online gaming peripherals business but don't know where to start. I am willing to put in the hours of work, the cost, and the research required. Can someone help me out on where to start? I've already got a headstart in researching as I was doing a rapid process on the steps needed. I found that it was gonna be hard to find a manufacturer. PS, that was a rapid thought process so I still don't know exactly what to do for it.
what region are you in?
North America
With multi mode and hot swappable
mhm
My plan is to see what I need to do first, then research more about keyboards then make a keyboard prototype. I want to have a high quality customizable keyboard
it would help to know how to 3d model and to have a 3d printer for prototyping
Also how to make a pcb
Yes, but it would be useless buying a 3d printer without having at least an idea of the whole process because if all else fails, money goes to garbage
I'd say to look at wooting and how they started
they're a small keyboard company that sells high quality stuff that lasts
do they have a video on how they started?
Get to know the awesome team behind Wooting. And some background story.
yea
They also do streams on twitch where you can ask questions
and they have a discord server
Just checked out the timeline, pretty interesting
To say the least
I think maybe I can also code a software that goes along. Controlling RGB and whatever comes to mind.
^
main reason why wooting has their own is because it's a analog keyboard and via won't support it
mhm
if you do end up making a software at the very least make it
1, Well designed
2, Easy to use and learn
3, Not run in background
requires uploading whatever configurations onto the kb if it doesnt run in background
yea
Which should be the case on a good kb
yea
would anyone be interested in collaborating on this project?
not me sorry but good luck and I'd love to see what you come up with!
Its not really a hard endeavor, but one that is gonna take time and money
The only thing that stumps me is the process. Making a prototype, finding a manufacturer that's willing to distribute it, actually making the keyboard function.
Thanks!
Well,
You'd probably be suck with designing the entire thing pretty much
Can't really just go "hello company X i have these requirements for a keyboard please make it"
yeah
well, maybe a contracted electronic design company could but thats prob not what ur looking at lol
but when I do, it will still be hard to find a manufacturer
Getting PCBs printed isnt difficult thats very doable
But it would be on you to design it
(it might be difficult in 20xx cause of covid and shit but otherwise it is easy)
Idk how much you know in general, but first learn the fundamentals of electronic circuits, then prototype on a breadboard or similar, then you could place them all down onto a PCB
I'd first learn firmware design
then pcb design
and learning 3d modeling to create digital prototypes
giving the pcb and 3d models to manufacturers willing to do 1 offs
test the one offs
market it
either sell it on a custom website or a already established seller like amazon
ofc there's more steps than this but this is the basic idea
Well, I am
Theres of course options on how low level you want to go, you could start with QMK for the firmware, or design completely from scratch (probably a bad idea)
since covid, my family's business has been going down and this could help them. Plus, the process seems interesting yet confusing
May I ask what is QMK?
I'd caution you to not get too ambitious jumping in with little knowledge, it'll lead you to get really frustrated and possible give up
qmk is a customizable firmware for microcontrollers in a keyboard
basically, manages the interface between electronics and signals going to the computer
got it
I believe there are alternatives as well
I might start out with QMK or an alternative then maybe, if I do good, develop my own solution
To learn about the firmware and a small amount of hardware, buy yourself some switches (not even necessarily keyboard switches), a compatible microcontroller (probably an arduino or similar, not an actual cpu package), and possibly other small components like diodes etc
solder those up and learn how to configure QMK to do what you need it to do
Start by just wiring up 6 keys and figuring out how to customize what they do, move on to building a larger key matrix to support NKRO and many switches
It's gonna take me a little while to understand even the basics yet I hope I get there to know the knowledge
Is there any videos or documents about what you told me to do so I can have a better or visual representation on what you're saying?
um
Just to get a better understanding on exactly how to set it up
yea yea 1 sec
I have no idea what your base knowledge is, or what specifically you want to know more about but like here are some videos to watch and see what you want to learn more about
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsCSoyjcafY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35YuILUlfGs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBdC5xZZPSY

