#peripherals-and-displays
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He ain't lyin
Source: I’ve owned all of them
Why so many headphones?
Darvan changes heads often
Change out ear pads
So he needs extras
True
See his name
So realistically what are my options within $200 or should I wait and get a nice headphone with a nice dac.
Porta pros + DX3+ Pro is my vote
Otherwise Seeny game ones
Or PC38X
Or HD560S
HD599S
HD6xx
DT's are good if you have a DAC+AMP
Topping would provide for that
Same with hifimans
ATM my dad is using my fiio amp dac and my 990s, I’m maining my 6xx’s and stack. My brother has some Bose wireless and the pair of porta pros
Fiio also good
any difference between HD599 and HD599 SE?
Ones special
One grew up special
Like me

?
Don't worry about it

Pc38x is great
You can return if you hate the koss
I haven’t owned a pair of pc38x’s
I think portas and KSC75's are really good overall for the price

They're basically just Game one's or HD560S with a mic
More or less anyway
Used game one's go pretty cheap
Jokes I’m poor from my senni’s
Actually used Game one's plus a used decent DAC+AMP is possible maybe
If you could get the DAC+AMP for like $110
- $200 AKG K 701 Ultra
- $179 DT990 Pro
- $111 HD599 SE
these are my top 3 options currently from what I can find on Amazon between $80-200.
Have you looked on other websites like drop.com
Ah, too hungry, time up for me
Pick on what you feel comfortable with but I will warn that the DT's you really want a DAC+AMP

I prefer using Amazon due to no delivery fee, and good return policy experience.
Every time I haven't used Amazon I have been met with late deliveries and have been burned.
Have a good one.
Akg’s are good 👍
Should I go for it? The AKG 701 are feeling quite tempting.
Just 1 left. free delivery and 57% off at $200.
never used em but I’ve never heard bad things
I think I am gonna wait to get the monitor till after I upgrade to a 5080/5090 next month.
Would a Dac/amp be recommend for the AKG K 701?
considering this one as a decent cheap solution
If you guys think this is fine then I will probably order first thing when I wake up
those akgs could be run off a mobo
also modern dacs on mobos are suprisingly competent nowadays with some proper tuning
audiophiles at this range are like a religion lol, everyone has their own distinct pov on whats the right thing for top end cans
schiit is a great choice for some "cheaper" combos
but yeah no at this range its kinda like comparing 360fps to 480fps, unless the device youre running off of cant handle the device on its own, dacs are kind of just like sprinkling some oregeno on your spaghetti
except that oregeno costs as much as gold flake covered caviar
i will however say id recommend trying to see if you can get a pair of hd600 at that price range used or just grab a hd6xx, Sennheiser at this range is just a beast
with both of these you would absolutely need an amp tho lol
theyre all great options
none of these are true reference tho, youd be multiple Ks in debt to get true reference cans + proper set up
these akgs have a bit of a weak bass (open backs moment) but very clear top end, while the 6xx have a better bass that i think are a bit overtuned but very good, and not as clear of a sparkle but still a strong top end. However, the 600 if you can grab them used around 200-250 are BEASTS at this price range for reference.
if you want to save money tho just grab the akgs, you wont regret it
And to you my dear watson an opposition, the same hath happened to me sticking to a single store before, amazon included

I've had missing deliveries, busted deliveries, even incorrect deliveries
Even duplicate deliveries
Amazon CS deserves credit for putting a customer first but that doesn't mean you should willingly spend $50 more on their article instead of a competitor
Not that it's common but, it does happen
Both Koss boxes I ordered off amazon turned up crushed
Thankfully the device was fine
In both cases
I once ordered a cooking pot and received two
One next door the other 10 days later
that sounds less like amazons fault lol
Nothing stops a bad delivery driver in your area just being an ass
Yes that's mostly my point
what courier was it through
Usually my bad deliveries come from a group called couriers please
But it's not exclusive to them
I've had bad star track, aus post, DHL
All of them
here where i live thankfully ive never had a package turn up busted
ive had to return a couple things, only for defects tho on cheaper items
Ya
And even in perfectly normal situations the product is just defective
I've had that in particular with kitchen items off amazon
Bad finishes are really common
i live next to the worlds largest knife store and their kitchen section is huge ( i also worked there so i have coworkers there who still let me use their discounts lol)
its like a 20% discount
so thankfully i dont have to deal with that until i move lol
I've had the whole gamut really
I've had defective cables from amazon
A LOT of them
omg defective cables are the worst
why are such a necessary product so easily the ones that get messed up the most
Slicing I see a lot
But similarly like, every place I've ever bought tech from I've had a defect issue at some point
Every single one
Even when I pick up the device from the counter
Still happens 
murphys law moment
Yes exactly
Hence my point, over trusting a single store leads you to just overspending
no way you got 2 pot
3 pot coming soon?
2chainz
crrrack crrrack
She would be defective at that point 
sorry sat on the box
same. no manners with my airpods
The realest of airpods
Should I get a cheap Dac/Amp to adjust it just incase or try it out first the AKG K 701? I am not sure why but I am really drawn to it.
If there is a good enough sale I am open to options but if the difference is small I will always take Amazon over other options personally.
I have a MSI X670-P Wifi board
I don't think the akgs are dac worthy and certainly not amp
dac worthy?
Pft nah youll be fine
Just grab the cans
Dont worry about a dac
Like i said, spend 1k on your headphones and maybe a dac could be a nice addition
Your headphones arent even reference, it wouldnt make a noticable difference on a competent mobo
And thats a competent mobo
reference?
The exact sound the original artist intended
Or per their recording setup
Gotcha.
So just nab the AKG K701 and see if I want a dac later? Can I adjust the bass/treble without a dac?
phone?
All a dac does is maybe pick up some extra details
Not $100+ worth on 200 dollar headphones
As in its simple software
Retails for $469 typically if it makes a difference.
Markup sale
gotcha.
Alright. I am gonna just purchase the headphones and try them out on their own then.
Thank you.
Still absolutely worth the money tho
Youll enjoy them, trust me lol
Theyre still amazing headphones
A dac+amp setup is overkill
And the only ones worth buying for the effect you want would be the price of the headphones for like an extra 5% of the quality
if that
Probably closer to 2%
gotcha, so they are simply a minor accessory and not a necessary utillity.
That sum it up?
Pretty much. Amp lets you run headphones with a high impedance (need a lot of energy to run), those akgs arent intensive to run (doesnt mean theyre bad they just dont burn through power), a dac just converts the signal to the headphones as cleanly as possible. Modern mobos do a great job of this compared to older stuff which is why dacs were popularized
Thank you for the explanation.
A dac amp setup would be necessary if for example you wanted to plug your headphones into a nintendo switch for example
Maybe just amp
Basically the audio from the switch to the headphones will be quieter
The higher the impedence, quieter the sound because the device cant fully power it on its own
Doesnt effect sound quality directly
Just means you dont have as high of a max volume
I say necessary but probably not tbh
Maybe more like a 3ds 
are the galaxy buds fe supposed to be that much worse than the buds 3 pro?
it sounds silly as a question I know
i got the buds fe for $28 through samsung so i gave them a shot
it genuinely sounds like im underwater or something in comparison
The FE are supposed to be a more neutral sound than the usual bassy ones. You can always do an EQ to boost the bass if that's your thing.
The reason you got them cheap is just that they're an older model now and they don't have all the newest features
they only came out a year ago
my problem with the fe is that the sound is muddy, the bass is pretty overpowering
found out online its because they have a single driver for everything, so the bass can be overpowering
gave them to my mom as an extra birthday gift, she likes them
@neon root sorry to ping you. ily.
I've come to realize that I need a "harder" surface as a mouse pad to keep my sanity. I picked up a cheapo $5 one at biglots today and I'm super enjoying it over my softer ones. I was wondering if you had any recommendations on some good mouse pads that had a harder surface?
the "clothy" types seem to collect everything and I can feel it and it bugs me. So much that it's all I can think about as I move my mouse over it. I've tried every to try and keep it from happening, but no matter how clean I keep it.. There is always that something that gets on there.
if you cant stand that on a cloth mousepad, you really are not gonna like it on a harder surface pad 
So far in the last 3 hours of using this, I haven't felt what I feel on the cloth pads.
Wheras with the cloth pads. I'm literally trying to brush off whatever at least every 15 min
I also have a can of air that keep right here to try and blow whatever it is off as well. Idk if it's actually something on there or if it's the feeling of my hand brushing across the cloth surface, but it's a constant thing in my mind. I actually haven't had it in my mind at all since using this new pad. Which is why when I realized I was having a better time with it, I immediatly pinged ya
I don't eat at my desk so I know it's not food crumbs. I constantly blow my desk off (which admittedly is probably due to the mousepad issue)
you shed any hair or have any pets?
No and yes, but my dog has black hair that I never see anywhere on my desk
also you can try just a better mousepad or a mousepad that offers different firmness and probably a better weave so stuff brushes off a bit more easily
unless its just straight up a texture thing that you dont like the feel of your mousepad
I know we don't like the c-word in here, but I have a corsair desk mat that for the most part caused the issue to go away, but it's still there, just not as bad
might just be a texture thing then if there really is no hairs or dirt getting on the pad 
I'm starting to think you are right
tried brushing off the pad onto something white or something thatll make it easy to see if anything comes off the pads?
if it does come down to a texture thing, then probably one of those like half gloves that artists use for their tablets would help
or a hard/glass pad that doesnt have a coarse texture like a cloth pad does
or just a smoother pad
Yeah I picked up a hard pad that seems to have resolved whatever issue I was having. I was just wondering if there were any recommendations on good hard pads that weren't department store quality.
I'm not opposed to glass
oop, was gonna suggest tjexclusive's cera pad since theyre only like $30 usd if you dont mind the small size, otherwise more expensive for a larger size
Texture thing makes a lot of sense. Because it would seem like after I wipe or dust-offed and even wiped down with ISO, I would still feel whatever it is, but it was intermittent. So like sometimes after I brushed and cleaned it would be fine for a little while, other times it made no difference.
tjexclusive?
I don't mind spending $ for quality and my sanity xD
the cerapad kin or original cerapad if you like speed at the bottom of the list
https://tjexclusives.com/product-category/cerapad/
this hard pad was an impulse buy while we were at Big Lot's closing sale. Which it was a very good impilse buy
free shipping US if you live here in the us
hm, that is way to big. My new desk has one of those pullout keyboard tray thingies
their smallest size is too big still?
355 x 305 for the cerapad kin
guess it also depends on how large that keyboard tray is as well
trying to find my tape measure. I have 4 of them and can never seem to find one when I need one
at least you have tape measures. i use how many of my phones can fit in the space and then look up the length of my phone 
11in by 41in
hmm. I could have it hang over the back by an inch... but.. Do they have some sort of feet?
ye, forgor if theyve updated them to a full backing or if its still just 4 squares in the corners
They are oos anyways on the pad
oop
the 2 other options, zara and kiah which are the secondcheapest are oos for their small sizes as well
speed or whatever is a nonissue. If I need to raise my dpi, I'm totally fine with that. I'm already at 2400 with my razer
I still often raise sensitivity in games. Although idk if games override windows mouse speed by default.
@rancid oxide oop, forgor this company exists. i havent tried them out but its $30 and probably like $10 in shipping but its a hard and smooth surface
Size: 340x280x4mm Exquisite control created by 150μm microbumps The XTEN GAMING MOUSE PADS series consists of three layers: the HARD SPEED surface is made of a light and durable polypropylene material with a low coefficient of friction for smooth and quick mouse operation.It is ideal for users who prefer high-sensitivi
oop. $14 in shipping, total is $47 for me at checkout
13 x 11 inch
Hmm. Looking at the page, it seems a little funky. I think I'll keep an eye on the cerapad.
I appreciate the recommendations.
I've seen ads for this on IG, no idea if it's any good but maybe would help you out?
https://deltahub.io/collections/wrist-rests
I appreciate the thought. What I was experiencing was more so on the right side of my hand that rubs against the pad. Kinda hard to explain, but felt like I was constantly rubbing my hand over crumbs even though there wasn't anything there. Since swapping to a hard pad, I haven't felt it and it's been wonderful for my sanity.
If I had to guess the cloth material started having little fiber bundles on top that you felt
I have been experiencing this.
I would be inclined to think this, but it's been this way for 3 years with cloth pads whether they are brand new or used.
I thought it was possibly deteriorated mouse pad so I bought a new one and had same issue out the box. I have several different pads from different companies and each one feels the same. Like the cloth itself feels different, but the feeling of "crumbs" is still there.
maybe you're a cookie
Are you saying I'm a snacc?
You're turning into crumbs
He's crumbling under pressure
internet people what switch do i put in new keyboard
What are you wanting the switch to sound/feel like
idc brah im just seeing what switches people like atm
If I were to build a keeb right now I'd probably do MX speed silver. Fairly cheap for that performance level.
hell nah next suggestion
return to u4t
you don't have to lube them
ergo clears
finally resoldered the keys on my cypher that were flaky are really like the switches
ain’t these doo doo
i ain’t paying mx prices in 2025
$11 for 45 switches
Pre lubed
i'm so out of the hobby what has happened in the last year or two
i took a quick glance of the switches about 2 years ago and there was crazy names
you can only do so many combinations with switch materials etc
Jello switches
Isn't carbon fiber generally brittle? That would make an awful spring
I also can't imagine the scratching sound that glass would make
technically you can make a spring out of glass and it's also brittle
That doesn't mean it's a good spring
lmao
nah glass and carbon fiber are the biggest things for gaming mice and keyboards
Glass skates maybe. Can you imagine a glass body mouse lol
glass pad with glass skates on my glass mouse with its glass cable
Fiber optic cable would be nice
@dapper adder @daring zenith is the alc4080 supposed to sound decent?
I tried the ksc's on it in my new case and...
It sounds
Kinda good?
Tf
Normally I can tell the onboard audio but maybe it's the choice of case cable to the front header?
I can't work it out it sounds really good rn for some reason LOL
Maybe I'm just really tired or something
Been working constantly on the setup through the last couple months

Uh I have not looked at sound chips past alc1220, maybe they've gotten good now...?
1220 is the same as 4080 but chipset instead of direct
Idk I did just update to a new driver
And I nuked nahimic off it
Maybe that was what was needed?
It sounded...really good
I'm sure not perfect but a long way from what I remember
Maybe it's the ksc's
Can't work it out...
Lol
AKG finally confirmed the order for the headphones! Expected to arrive January 16th.

@neon roottempted to order a artisian zero
buy buy buy
just get soft if you dont know what to get
@daring zenith @dapper adder Tried my dac side by side
I actually don't think I'm crazy
Which is really odd cos I DEFINITELY noticed the difference when I first upgraded
To the DAC+AMP
Maybe something about my setup is running really well rn? The audio sounds like, unusually good from the ALC4080
With just ksc75 or with anything else?
lmao
Ok yeah you're right
Lol
On the KSC's I can't tell, but my senny's sound worse on the realtek vs the DX3+
I think the KSC's actually sound better in this situation which is weird 
Oh god
This is so
BLEH
Tf LOL
Koss cult
What is a good quiet keyboard and mouse (Bluetooth). that doesn't break the bank?
depends how big ur bank is
Budget?
Not that big haha, just had a baby. Those things suck your bank account. Look at max 100. I know logi has some quiet ones around 40. But don't know the quality
G305 is pretty good in terms of quality, not really the quietest tho
This after tax should come out a bit more than 70 bucks
If you dont like the keyboard style i could recommend a couple more
Its also not hotswap if you care about that
I don't care too much about hotswap. I would like a quiet keyboard. So I'll have to look and see how this one is
Thank you!
Heres a link to the g305 as well https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-LIGHTSPEED-Wireless-Gaming-Mouse/dp/B07CMS5Q6P?source=ps-sl-shoppingads-lpcontext&ref_=fplfs&psc=1&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER
Play advanced without wires or limits. logitech G G305 LIGHTSPEED is a wireless gaming mouse designed for high-performance in your favorite PC games. G305 features the next-gen logitech G HERO optical sensor with 200 to 12,000 DPI sensitivity for competition-level accuracy. LIGHTSPEED wireless te...
Id also recommend looking at some of the razer deathadders too
I am loving these!!!
AKG 701
@ashen crater should I plug my new headphone into my motherboard or my Microphone? My mic is the Razer Siren V2 Pro. Motherboard is MSI X670 Pro WiFi
just your mobo yeah
If I recall, you had suggested a piece of software I can use to adjust the headphones?
with alc4080 on your board unironically you should be fine just rawdogging it
onboard audio ye
good or?
Gotcha. couple things I have noticed so far with these headphones
- EXCELLENT CLARITY (I have used other +500$ headphones from friends but none sounded this clear)
- Great highs and mids but lows are not as punchy as mentioned
- The band fits perfectly on my head but the ear cups are rather stiff
- The overall build quality feels solid albeit I wish the heads were metal though that'd make them way to heavy
My only complaints are that the ear cups are a bit stiff and that if the headphone cable gets damaged I have no way of fixing it
the unpacking experience ofo these were awesome. every thing felt like I was opening up the next best thing and felt really exclusive with the way the headphones were displayed in the box and how the interior was lined with felt and etc
I might look into a dac though because they sound a bit quiet at times and I'd like to boost the bass a little bit.
actually hold up, just realized my Deezer audio was set to 50%
nevermind these are way more than loud enough lmao
I take back what I said about volume
@ashen crater thanks for helping me decide to go with these headphones. I feel like a kid experiencing their birthday and Hanukkah/Christmas at the same time
For the ear pads you might enjoy mesh more if you can get them for those cans, otherwise the velour should break in with time
gotcha
Doubt it means much to most but knowing each K701 headphone is labeled with their own unique number feels nice
gotcha
Lol i get that feeling yeah
Not sure how true this is but I read somewhere each K701 headphone is hand tested and assembled.
I dont know too much about that personally, but i do love akgs general quality control
Great headphones though I don't think I'd pay $550 for them on a normal day haha. at $200 these are a snag imo from this experience
Also speaking of build quality, for that price its honestly a miracle it doesnt have many shortcuts either, youd be surprised how many expensive headphones cheap out on frames, even on high end planar stuff
I know what you mean. I have friends with very expensive headphones and it bugged me
Im guessing its more of a "sale" thing than a sale
Still great for the price regardless
I used to have a couple of limited edition Xiaomi Dragon headphones
those were great but the build quality felt iffy.
$400 approximately
Ive been rocking a cheaper pairs of pc38x, theyre plastic frames but for 140$ they are stupidly comfy and have great drivers
Price ≠ quality
those are now what about 10 years old? unfortunately some kids at school a while back had the great idea of messing with them and snapped the headband in half
very true
Yeah i hate kids lol
those headphones were among the early wireless headphones that actually had pretty solid sound quality and excellent battery.
Regardless, hope you have fun with your new headphones, being able to notice little details and stuff you never could hear in music is one of my favourite things with nice headphones
Ah there explains the price then
Bluetooth is stupidly expensive to match a fraction of corded
lmao yes
You can spend 800 dollars on bluetooth headphones that would match the quality of $200 corded
cough sony
Yeah from a quality standpoint I'd say they traded blows with my Blackshark
despite being bluetooth which shocked me
I do hope good cans get more accessible as time goes on, awful headphones are way too plentiful now even despite the fact headphone audio quality has been pretty much perfected for decades now
Theres a reason old high end headphones still match extremely high end stuff today
Oh yeah open back over ears are by far the best audio quality headphones offer
Doesnt make you feel like youre trapped in an echo chamber
Only thing it hurts is bass
I know that feeling lmao I wear headphones like 8 hours or more a day
so sometimes I get nauses from the music playing for so long
haven't had that so far
Youd be surprised how much it helps ear health too
Closed backs are more prone to infections
All that humidity build up is awful for your ears
interesting, I upped the volume and the bass is now surprisingly as punchy as my blacksharks without the echo effect
albeit the highs and mids are also much more noticable now
Try a bit of mixing too, although if you want more reference be careful lol
Yup
What are some good keebs under 100 bucks
Which version?
Cause I see there's multiple
The plus
Yeah nvm shipping costs as much as the keyboarf
I bought the EVGA Z15 as my first hotswappable mechanical keeb. I enjoyed it thoroughly until I upgraded to something more spendy. Might give it a check out. Can buy on Amazon and use for a couple weeks, return if not satisfied.
Don't get the Z20.
I'm upgrading from a super gamer mechanical keyboard
I'm trying to step away from them a bit
The aula f75 is really nice
But I don't want to pay 25 bucks shipping on a 70 dollar keeb
Never heard of this. Got a link?
It's a razer blackwidow V3 tkl
I'm just saying it's ultra targeted at gamers
Optimized 75% Compact Layout The F75 redefines space efficiency with its 75% compact layout. This design integrates all the essential keys in a smaller footprint, making it perfect for streamlined desks and mobile setups without sacrificing functionality. Acoustic Mastery with Five-Layer Padding The F75 boasts a five-l
And if you're talking about the aula
Enjoy
Oh gotcha. I'll give the Aula a look. I currently have a Apex Pro tkl. It has so many features and I use every single one of em.
I'm so used to hall sensor switches now that idk if I could go with a traditional mech keeb
I mean there's also the MADLION 68 HE for that
Cheap hall effect but I don't know if I'd want to go there
They released an aluminium version for around 90 bucks
68 Pro?
What's a wireless keeb like? Is there a noticable latency in keystokes compared to wired?
Decent iirc
The 68 pro is the aluminium version
It isn't wireless it's a wired 8khz polling rate board
gotcha. I suppose I was asking in general.
There's probably some delay
But nothing noticeable
Wireless mice have gotten so good they're practically better than wired
So id hope that applies with the keyboards too
aye, I don't notice a difference in my naga pro v2 when using it wireless or while it's charging.
I mean the viper V3 pro with it's 1ms delay is insane
It's the hyperscrolling and left/right scroll wheel clicks as well as the swappabl side plates that do it for me
Yeah fair enough but if I had the choice I'm going viper all day
I spilled a bit of smoothie on my keyboard and I unplugged it immediately, cleaned it out and when I plugged it back in the inputs were mostly wrong and the spacebar acted as enter, and hitting windows key a few times pulled up the control alt delete menu, and then a little bit later it was flashing with the hotkeys I had entered a while ago. the keyboard is royal kludge rk61. I plugged in my old keyboard and it was fine
what should I do to fix it?
What did you use to clean it, and how long did you leave it to dry before you plugged back in?
the issue is likely it's dirty on the switches
the biggest issue of spilling liquids that arent water is that it gums up the contacts and such
dish soap on a q tip and then turned it upside down for an hour or two, it looked fine so I put the key caps on
it is possible to for that to mess up switches that weren't near the spill?
Take it apart completely, it's hotswap so you can take every switch off and the plate off and look at the PCB, my guess is there's something on the PCB bridging weird parts. During that, you can take a look at every switch and make sure nothing got into the switches
thanks
what is a good keyboard for 70 dollars
Ducky
can someone help i’m confused , so I want the beyerdynamic DT 990 pro 250 OHM , so do i need an amp , mixer and , microphone with it for it to be suitable for gaming?
Gaming isnt really important there, youd just need an amp for that much impedance, but id recommend a DAC in that setup too
Microphone just depends on your usecase
If you just want a mic you can get something cheaper like this https://www.amazon.com/FIFINE-Microphone-Condenser-Streaming-Youtube-A6T/dp/B09Q2ZZGH2/
A6T is a USB gaming condenser microphone kit, featured with automatically gradient RGB, tap-to-mute and mic gain knob. Streaming microphone with boom arm plug and play for computer/PS4/PS5 as well as MAC OS/Windows. The gaming PC mic for computer laptop presents clear and smooth sound, which clos...
Status update on the K701 from AKG. Spatial Imaging is alarmingly good and the clarity is impeccable. Audio quality is no slouch either.
My only wishes are 2 things:
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Softer earmuffs, while these are getting softer they are still quite stiff
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I think an amp would be a good idea for them as they can be a little quiet at times though that's mostly just me. More than loud enough for the average joe.
Is there any significant difference between these sensors other than the polling rate?
they'd all go into the same mouse, so everything else is identical
Just curious, are you building a mouse?
not quite
Keychron has the M3 and you can pick a polling rate
Oh okay.
so I'm asking whether going 4k would matter whatsoever
I distinctly remember that higher polling rate mice increase CPU load
but that's all I know really
iirc it has something to do with how many times it updates your input per frame generated.
Blackhole
Ah.
If not, then just stick with 1k honestly
i forgot, did I tell you I got the pc to work again @dapper adder?

Thanks for the tip on letting it train for a long while
The thing took about 40m to train and had to do it a few times
was it me?
You were heating up your car last night iirc
Oh I got people mixed up.
🤦♂️
To many names to remember.
Looks like it's only $10 more? And the 8k is the same price??? Idk if my site is just bugging or what
I misremembered NotDarvan for iGetMen somehow
I need to start normalizing my schedule, these varying late night shifts are killing me
Might as well stock with 1k then
but I think even 1k mice are good to learn the basics and move up later
Higher pulling rates also mean higher power draw
Less battery life
Though the 1k polling rate mouse also has RGB which is even less benefit for more power draw lol
How much does a good all metal frame full size keyboard cost? My keyboard hasn't been detecting itself as well lately.
They start at like $120? Depends on the size tbf
Full Size as I actually run out of keybinds lmao
Keychron runs between 80 and 120 for a full-size
Those are modular if I recall?
Hotswap on every key
That means I can change both the keycaps and switches correct?
Keycaps have pretty much always been easily hot swapped
Even beamspring if you could find compatible keycaps back then 
Though not buckling spring, the keycap is part of the switch for that
gotcha
This isn't relevant information for you though
Short answer for your question is yes
I know this is a extremely niche request.
How can I make it so that when my keycaps are pressed down completely that it sounds like two pieces of metal banging against each other?
Imagine two hollowed pipes making impact
One idea I had was a all metal frame and metal keycaps
You get a software that can trigger a solenoid for every keypress that hits a metal plate
Or you use a software that plays a sound when you press a key
It's pretty much impossible to make switches sound like they're hitting metal since they're all made of plastics, from both a friction standpoint
And also an electrical standpoint
Back in the beamspring era, aka like early 1980s? They had used the solenoid method
To simulate typewriter sounds
you can probably extend the keycaps so that keycaps bottom out and hit the plate instead of the switch bottoming out somehow
but you'd have to get a metal plate too
I had a similar idea just now.
I was thinking of adding a plate that raises the frame
Honestly quiet >> metallic clang
without modifications the keycaps should never hit the plate
Ask me how I know
switch bottoms out first
It would just sound like a stick poking a metal plate, and not really something hitting it
so when the keycaps hit the frame
If you want a loud keyboard, IBM model f reproduction
It will cost you a pretty penny though
But it's probably the loudest still commercially ish available keyboard that exists today
It's the sound produced I amm interested in
It sounds like a piece of plastic slapping a PCB
As well as a spring hitting a barrel
Because that's exactly what it's doing
Might be a stabilizer squeak
The squeak killed me
I have no idea what you're looking at rn though lmao
I looked up this keyboard
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Was it the intro squeak
you could also get some clicky switches
Hmm, I just had an idea.
What if I used a hollow piece of metal that extends the frame high enough for the bottom of metal keycaps to make contact?
what exact kind of sound are you looking for
https://youtu.be/34qtFz7TPJA?si=tzlXuHP39YBd_19H this was what I meant by solenoid
Just spamming random keys on two really great keyboards.
Imagine two pieces of metal hitting each other with a minor ring followed up
you want hollow thing hitting hollow thing or solid hitting solid
let me find an example
Still trying to find a example
but imagine two piece of metal hitting each other causing a shockwave like sound
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Imagine a hammer hitting an anvil
ideally with a bit less thump from the low end
You ain't getting this from a keyboard
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My ears... these muffs are painful
While not the sound I was looking for this thing is awesome
I am confused by what that solenoid does
loud noises
these are good switches if u want a loud yet pleasant sound https://youtu.be/MMSLm3pXcoE?si=s9P4ugl_hL2PjFg5
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switches by themselves generally cant make a loud noise like you are requesting
loud in the sense of the anvil ring
My thinking was to go for a slick and probably quiet switch and somehow get metal keycaps that'd smack a metal frame when I press down
you would have to type very hard to achieve the sound
also typing on a mechanical keyboard, generally you might not always bottom out your keys
as compared to with a membrane or typewriter
So I took a peek, it seems when I press down normally it leaves about 1mm between the bottom of the keycaps and the frame
typewriters were loud because you basically had to jab the keys to swing the "hammer", so people trained on typewriters were used to VERY heavy keystrokes
you would not be doing typing with all your fingers, at least before the elctro mechanical typewriters came out
like the ibm selectric
I'm wondering if there's any all metal switches now
Like metal stem hitting metal bottom housing
Probably not since the contact area would be small but
It's still metal on metal
Might've been manufactured when all metal keyboards were all the hype
i feel like it might even still sound like bottoming out the key regularly? unsure since most people nowadays dont type like they're trying to kill the keyboard
Actually wait doesn't the keycap hit the upper housing first
I'm trying to figure out where it contacts when bottoming out and you could just swap those parts for metal equivalents
i think it's the bottom of the keyswitch
I'll make you the bottom of my keyswitch in a minute
so not me? xD
So which is the point of contact :p
Thank you Darvan, and MR11 for all your help.
This makes it way easier to understand how switches work
Do keep in mind that white bit is the click jacket, the stem is solid there for linear and tactile switches
There's some nice gifs somewhere, lemme look for them
hard to tell (copied the exact length on all the purple lengths)
hmm bottom stem moves on this gif lmao
ok the click jacket does hit the bottom it seems since it launches down
Soo metal click jacket plus metal bottom housing
the bottoming out would either be on that bottom stem part or the keyswitch, though i think it's more likely to be the bottom
it would make more sense for the click jacket to be metal since that would likely have the highest velocity ?
unless like i said earlier, you're typing like you're trying to break the keyboard lol
I will take what I can get
the white moving part is the click jacket?
bottom housing I assume to be that lower green half
Ye
only problem is that the click jacket doubles as the switch thing for the conductors, so we'll need a different method of triggering the switch
i guess an optical switch would work fine
but that's a bit more specialized
i dont think you can diy optical yet
Screw it, diy HE switches
I'd actually enjoy that I think.
I enjoy anything DIY that doesn't require $2,000 worth of machinery lmao
So am I correct in understanding that in order to pull this off I will need:
- Hotswapable keyboard with a metal frame
- Metal keycaps
- DIY metal switches for the keycaps
The metal switches part is the most unrealistic to get
the metal switches which would be the source of the sound would be very hard to get, you would have to figure out a way to engineer and fabricate them
and you would also need to figure out a way (optical, or hall effect), and then also make a pcb and controller for it since i dont think there's any diy solutions for those
You know
... I'd need to make a custom keyboard pcb?
you'll need a skillset of a mechtronics engineer basically to make the keyboard that you want
I picture 343 like patrick and the bull worm episode
just for the metal clicking sound
I know. this all started when I asked stating I had a niche request but idk if it';s doable or not
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i was very confused by that
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listen to that spacebar
I NEED TO KNOW HOW HE ZGOT THAT SPACEBAR TO SOUND LIKE THAT
Why does his keyboard sound like he's mining in a mountain cave
Now I know what full metal alchemist keyboards sound like ig
that sound
I want my keyboard to sound like that so badly
except on every key
You will actually spend a fortune for that
Metal keys are expensive af
And I don't think that's totally achievable tbh
I learned a long time ago 😢
$150-300 for a full set
I found a set of electroplated keycaps on sale that I currently use but the plating is wearing away
Learned the hard way why you spend the extra to go full metal rather than plated when buying keycaps.
how do you even electroplate plastic
At microcenter there is this red pulsar xlite v3 for $57 and a new demon slayer x2a for $60 on sale
I might cop that x2a
It has 4 side buttons
Also it goes hard as hell bruh

The es version is also $60 but that sanemi one goes crazy
Copped
I love micro center
Bro this weighs 50g thats nuts
57g but still thats very light
Would anyone here happen to have any experience adding custom gifs to the Rog Ryuo III 360 ARGB Anime Matrix?
This mouse is thinner than the x2h, and with my grip it can easily rock left or right because the skates arent wide enough
Kinda brutal
Get new skates?
The mouse came with some superglide ones so ima try that
I like superglides
They're glass, extremely slippery if you're not used to it
But smooth af
Dude this is brutal it can tilt from right clicking
I dont think superglides will help
Yeah if you aren't liking the sliding feel on ptfe, then superglides will def make it worse lmao
Nah like it rocks left and right, its not wide enough for me
Man that sucks
It looks so cool
Send a photo on the bottom of the mouse
What is the glide placement for that to happen
My x2a vs my brothers x2h
This guy said he got some dot skates and that fixed his problem
See how his mouse is wider in the back
I can intentionally try to tilt it and it wont move, while mine will rock when just right clicking
Didnt know there was this amount of autism put into mice

That is quite interesting
I wonder if I get the cut ones and leave the middle part empty
https://www.pulsar.gg/products/x2-ptfe-skates?variant=44194579316990
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does anybody have experience with ergo/vertical mice here
Got my first dual monitor setup and im tryna figure out if theres a way to have applications open up on the monitor i open them up on vs them only popping up on my main monitor? Its annoying having to move it over especially if i have my main monitor swapped over to displaying my switch for example
Iirc you can split your screens into those desk spaces
I haven't tried in a long time but I believe you can do that and it will accomplish what you want.
Hm i might try and figure that out, thank you
When you say desk spaces is it like a program or?
It's a windows feature
Do you know how on Mac laptops you can swipe between different spaces that act as a separate desktop space?
It's the Windows version of that
Oh yeah i know what you mean
Wouldn't that impact performance a good a bit tho?
I'll have to test it out lol
any keyboard recommendations? looking for something around 70-80 euro max, full keyboard preferred
pls no clicky
Anything Keychron basically
Full keyboard is difficult, not many at that price that arent at least a smidgen dodgey
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See if you can get that
Idk how to specifically move over to euros lol i will imagine its gonna be a bit overbudget tho
Also do you really need a full layout board?
And if you want an ISO layout keychron here is basically your only real option for that
Don't get an epomaker, dropshipped pieces of 💩
See if you can find a Keychron K10, should je around 80ish euros
Holy i genuinely didnt know that, thank you for the info ill make sure to keep people away from them
Looks like k10 is OOS
What about gamakay
I think gamakay aint bad
OOS on Keychron? Check Amazon, sometimes stocked on Amazon still
The tk75 is like 2/3rds of what it used to be and they now have a full size
https://a.co/d/0yBspdA
anything by akko epomaker royal kludge etc are good options
just find something that wont have bad shipping
Royal kludge keyboards literally catch fire...
Doesn't use up a lot of cpu performance but definitely a bit of a ram hog.
is it trackball time
maybe
but i'm getting more into cad and figured i might get something nicer on my wrists
tried it and it kinda sucks for what i want, the only change i want is just being able to choose what monitor i open something on but still have access to it on both without reopening applications n what not
or at least be able to open something on my second monitor at all without being forced to drag it over from my main monitor
try resizing the window (i.e not fullscreen) then closing it while it's windowed
should reopen in the same spot
win+shift+L/R arrow also moves the in-focus application across monitors
welp that keybind alone is exactly what i was picturing LMAO
thank you i didnt know itd be that simple 😭
might make a hotkey for that tbh
Epomaker is dropshipped garbage tho
RK is a fire hazard
Never heard of Akko
Fire hazard = not even free is cheap enough
Besides you can get a significantly better keeb for barely more
for 40$ all key boards might as well be the same
youre telling me 80 euros is cheap
its not quite keeb enthusiast grade for sure
but it aint cheap
especially nowadays you can get some supremely quality keyboards for really good prices
Gamakay 
tk75 is like 60% of what it was when I first bought it like 1.5 years ago
They have a hall effect that is also going gown over time
I think its called the tk67 or 65 or smth but its on a flash discount rn
I know that one, very good if you don't mind the branding on it
The tk75 i have is pretty quiet they were not capping
Are you talking about the tk75
The tk75 programming stuff makes no sense
Very very nice
I don't normally pay much attention to that stuff
I have basic key usage, if I need something particular I use a stream deck so yeah
I'm not a very good judge in that regard
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8bitdo vs gamesir wireless latency, ouch
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y'know, i found those old 3.5mm apple earbuds in my drawer and placed them on, somehow they sound extraordinarily good and i don't know why
this suggestion was probably a joke but still how are they still good for $19 earbuds
it was not a joke. the normal apple earbuds that come with the phone are really good for a free* pair of earbuds
decent mic as well
just apple gets memed on so much that people forget they do have some quality
also god dang thats a bit of a old message
yeah the shape also just doesn't work as well for some people ears. other than that they're quite solid
mic is great for free/$20, though I hate when people hold it too close to their mouth
ye shape is no good if your ears arent meant for it. if they had one with ear tips instead, theyd bang for the budget earbud market
the only problem is if i'm moving, they fall out easy
i'm genuinely impressed by how loud they get compared to something like the AirPods, when I use someone's AirPods I have to crank the volume to 70-90 to hear anything, while with the wired apple earbuds I can hear things perfectly at 35 volume
i genuinely think you guys just have a lot of ear wax. i have my airpods at around 40-50% volume 🤨
unless i just hit the airpod lotto twice with my pairs
Yeah I use first gen airpod Pros and typically listen around 30%
Which my phone says is ~55dB
50% is the absolute max I'll use. It's not painful or anything but I don't really see any benefit from going higher
Phone puts that ~63dB
Not sure if those "measurements" (really just estimates I assume?) are accurate tbh. 55db would fall under "rainfall" and 63 under "conversation"
Then again it seems like an iPhone™️ monitoring AirPods™️ would be fairly accurate
You need to take a look at KZ earbuds for sure
You can get them for 20 bucks cheapest and still get exceptional quality for the price, ive owned many and theyre phenomenal
And you can just grab an Anker usb-c to 3.5mm jack adaptor
For like 10 bucks
Oop link moment
Id recommend looking at the prices both on their aliexpress page (only go there via the link on the site) and Amazon
Oh no, these things are perfectly clean- Gen 3 airpods
They just don’t get as loud as the. 3.5mm earbuds.
It’s probably due to the lack of any sort of isolation
but doesn’t explain the wired earbuds coming out on top considering they don’t have any isolation either
hello
Here
I remember getting some as16 and after a while the mesh grille broke
I couldnt find any replacements
They are just hanging over a lamp rn
They also have a lot of products like thermalright so i have some research to do if i ever do buy another one
Oh the as10 seems pretty good
Pretty neutral like my dt770
Nvm
I need some good thin warm gloves while on my pc
Any recommendations?
Something that isn’t fuzzy or too thick that it’s annoying while gaming
alternatively, mini desk heater
i dont like gloves for pc, because you lose alot of tactile feeling for typing and such
So maybe fingerless
Called a pc
true lol
you could probably duct the exhaust to blow at your hands
but there's also those mini ceramic heaters and such for your desk
Im moving to a lian li A3 which would blow directly onto my desk
And I own a 14600k and 7900xt
so basically max heat
can anyone give me a recommendation for a mouse
broke mine the other day
was the glorious model o, wondering if theres something better that i should get instead of reordering
Price range?
anything within reason
G305 Lightpseed is $30 too
How long does it take for the ear cups on the K701 headphones to become soft?
My ears are still getting soar from how stiff they are.
Or am I wearing them wrong? The cups are wrapping around my ears and sitting on the flat bit at the bottom where people usually put ear rings.
I'm liking my free g502 hero
G502 is heavier than many people like but I do like mine too
i had 2 different g502 in my lifetime
both of them broke
my razer basilisk x still lives 4 years later
$30
Yes logitech switches can be bad on older revisions
My current one has been going for a few years after getting my original one warrantied
It's definitely on the heavy side but its better than my orochi v2 that was micro disconnecting
Idk if that's a real term but I'm not sure how else to describe it
In a year or so I might go for something higher end/lighter and give this one to my brother
I've only heard of that being a cpu related issue before with am4, is that an issue the reciever could have?
Ah alr
Where the cable meets the connector and the internals of the mouse are weak points if it doesn't have strain relief
It's wireless so prob something internal or the USB receiver
Either way got a free replacement so not a big deal lol
(Bc I'm stupid but we'll ignore that)
Yeah that'll be the receiver or transmitter most likely
basilisk essential im guessing
we're mouse brothas 🗣️
or basilisk x hyperspeed?
mate ali express have some good mice
if you want ultra competitive light weight mice
That one
Was thinking about updating to the newer V3 one
But why swap something that still works perfectly
It’s also been thrown around in a backpack a ton and still no issues
Lol the dongle it uses is in worse condition
Meh not worth to fix a cheap mouse
Who ever said cheap?
Especially when I would need to get a heat gun or buy new rubber pads
If you mouse is fancy then yeah fix it
I got a 160$ mouse and fixed it for 2 dollars
That’s different
+30 for tools
The rubber under my thumb on my viper is wearing out :(
Also easily repairable imo
Tear it off and put on different tape
Don't replace it
You'd be surprised, more cheap parts are available even on amazon
Yeah I'd def try that before throwing it out. All the switches still feel good
Is the Razer Basilisk V3 X HyperSpeed an upgrade from a v1?
if it's battery powered then maybe not
unless ur ok with a heavy mouse that uses AA's that need to be purchased
pretty sure the other variants are rechargeable from the computer and lighter
My current mouse uses 1 AA
razer deathadder v2 x hyperspeed? is it good?
should i buy a scyrox v8 or are there better options?
id honestly pick the deathadder first
logitech g305 is a good option at 30 to 35
Ducky
no thanks
Any small white+rgb mice that are of decent quality?
1 dollar, 1 gazillion dollars?
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shape isn't for everyone
oh it's also not rgb, just white lighting
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oh I also thought I read cheap/budget for some reason lol
evga mouse for $10 lol
https://www.amazon.com/EVGA-Customizable-Profiles-Ambidextrous-905-W1-12WH-KR/dp/B09QBYWN8T
Yo what
evga mouse evga mouse
Bro what its 75g and can do 8k polling
I love evga
considering that my left click is barely working now, and that my mouse was like 15 bucks canadian, from like 8 years ago, i think it's time to change it lmao
honestly idk what to get, i've been looking at rtings, and all their office recommendations were also wireless, though honestly i would rather have it be wired so i don't have to deal with batteries
i don't play any fps games (and if i do, they're not competitive, and more casual, like doom or whatever). and i am lazy so i would rather just have the mouse plugged in all of the time
a nice scroll wheel is honestly the main thing i want, since that's pretty much the main thing i use on a mouse (being able to free wheel seems interesting and might actually be useful for me? idk, if it allows me to scroll smoothly on screen, rather than going one notch at a time, i would like that, but if it doesn't, then i wouldn't necessarily need or want it), and perhaps "easily" replaceable switches (soldering is fine for me, just getting the mouse body apart and back together would be nice if it was all screwed down without any rivets and such)
currently considering the Logitech G502 X, though i would rather spend under $80 cad
i've also looked at the keychron m6, which even has a thumb wheel and is $72 cad (+ shipping?), though idk how easily disassemble-able it is
though the more i think about it, the m6 is a better buy than the 502x lol, though idk if there's really any other good competitors
looking into it further, it looks like the m6 is also quite easily disassembleable so unless there are decent alternatives, i'll be getting that
i do dislike that they also hide some screws under the glides but whatever
this is pretty common for mice unfortunately
yeah
😔
also feel free to leave the reply @ on for my replies lmao
i don't really care
well, i would prefer the @ to be on so i can see the notif
yeah I tend to not ping if it's not critical to the convo
anyways the m6 looks pretty nice
looking at the manual, you can repair a dongle for the mouse, though i dont see keychron selling them 🧐
probably can only get replacements from contacting support ig
i've bought the mouse since there wasnt any other reccs in case it randomly goes oos lmao
after shipping it was $85 cad
Many do. Unfortunately they may not be here with us for long
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i just looked at my past order history and i bought a g305 for my laptop back in 2022, and it was 60 bucks (amazon, free shipping)
this mouse only costs $25 more after the shipping ong and can be used wired (unlike the 305)
i also just discovered the g309 from the amazon listing page since i wanted to see the current price (the g305 currently costs $68 bucks, so it has gone up in price) and damn that's ugly LMFAO why does it dip down like that???
look at this 💀
dont buy it
g305 so much better bang for buck and still in stock
literally zero reason to get it
no no, i was looking at the mouse i bought in the past then saw this monstrosity lmao
ah
still, Logitech fell off in terms of new peripheral releases
also wow you spend 60 on ag305?!
it just looks like a bug
Ladybug
Potato
it's gonna spread its wings and fly
Potato.
you're australian, you should have heard of the potato bug frfr
I was about to eat a potato
boil them mash them put them in a stew
This is ominous
po tay toe bug
potato.

yo can my keyboard hurry up bro
im getting the true GB experience with it getting delayed like a month
🕐
which one
neo ergo getting delayed by cny i think



