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Daily dose edition
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>Keyboard recommendation template:
https://pastebin.com/n220xk9V
>Find vendors
https://www.alexotos.com/keyboard-vendor-list // Up-to-date list of reputable vendors with brief descriptions
https://keycaplendar.firebaseapp.com // Tracker for current and upcoming keycap group buys
>This keyboard stuff is so expensive!
https://aliexpress.com (or Taobao if you know how)
>Learn about MX-type switches ("mechanical keyboard switches")
https://rentry.org/mkg_switches // Introductory guide
https://www.theremingoat.com // Switch reviews
https://www.switchesdb.com // Compare force curves
>Split and non-standard layout resources
https://compare.splitkb.com
https://keyboard-design.com
>What does ______ do to a keyboard's sound?
https://blacksimon.tv/science (Google sheet)
>Practice typing
https://monkeytype.com
https://www.keybr.com
https://thetypingcat.com
https://play.typeracer.com
>How Cherry switches do backlighting, and why it's not ideal
https://rentry.org/mkg_backlight
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right Black at you
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>"What is, is, and what is not, is not." - Parmenides of Elea
Engineered without compromise and without continuity, Ontos proposes an immutable order of the real, a unity that does not admit alterations.
>"Das Nichts selbst nichtet." - Heidegger
With Ontos, the nothing is made visible from three distances: far away, regular usage distance, and up-close.
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>>108613147
I've got a AliExpress 3d printed holy60 clone case. Sound is fine, no place to store a battery for wireless so it's taped to the pcb and it gets dusty in the gaps.
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>>108619703
Thanks, doc.
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>>108620666
>buy something
>mfw that shipping price
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>>108617310
I replaced the del key, I think it's better now
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>>108620757
You can literally get better switches from gateron which is who makes the switches shown in that chart. No excuse to be a basic bitch these days.
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>>108620740
there is no point in getting a mechanical keyboard if you are going to use the shitty stock red/brown/blue switches, brainlet newfag. just get a membrane keyboard for 20$ at this point and use it until it malfunctions after a few years and then get a new one. nothing wrong with this and the typing feel would be better compared to some basic mechanical keyboard with shitty stock switches
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>>108620891
based as fuck
either man up and get the best or buy modded Cherries
nothing in between.
>>108620970
now that's premium cope
modded Cherries are the gold standard
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>>108620993
get the Fades
better internals, polished stem
mogs the fuck out of G Pro Yellow Milky whatever
so say we all.
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>>108621302
im not a linearfag so I wouldn't know. i just know everyone raved about oil kings. linears are all the same shit to me.
i stand by type rs and melodics being some of the best shit gateron has ever made
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>>108621264
>I want to get better at touch typing because I'm not a smoothbrained tiktok addict like you who can't see the fucking obvious you fucking retard
no really
why do you have such braindead friends to begin with
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Something similar to the space series from graystudio?
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>>108621138
Way to miss the point, retard.
The point is the prices in their product listing don't match the main product sold or the picture of the product they're advertising. It also breaks sorting by price, so if you're looking for cheap base kits, it's impossible.
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Do Cherry MX keycaps work on Gateron switches?
Just got a Keychron v5 max (96%). Looking to get some south-facing shinethrough caps.
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>>108622880
most custom mech boards are 80% TKLs anon
it's 80%/60%/65% territory
75s are barely above 40s
>>108623790
check the reviews
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Looking for an metal hotswap TKL that supports VIA. Barebones kit is fine. But needs at least the case and PCB.
I found these. All are aluminium unless otherwise noted. Did I forget any decent ones?
>WOBKEY Crush80 Reboot Pro: $159-$169
>Evoworks Evo80: $169.99
>MK x WOBKEY Crush80 Reboot: $175
>Keychron Lemokey L4: $184.99 ($204.99 with switches/caps)
>Neo80 Cu (brass): $266.99
There were some others (MCHOSE GX87, Keychron Q3/Pro/Max) but they're either sold out or sold out of any decent color.
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>>108624906
Whether it matters to you or not, most of those have F13 keys so the Esc/F-keys are squeezed together more than on a traditional keyboard. Just something to pay attention to. I have a Monsgeek M3 for my TKL which is metal + hotswap + VIA, but apparently they discontinued that model because these companies are FOTM retarded.
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looking for suggestions for a new keyboard
>hard requirements
low profile
hotswappable switches. don't need support for other switches just easy to replace a broken one
2.4ghz dongle and bluetooth support
ability to switch between multiple paired devices. at least 2, preferably 3
reprogrammable with via or proprietary via alternative, need hold capslock > fn and ijkl arrow keys
75% layout
>would also like
volume knob with mute
linear switches
pbt keycaps
switching between devices using keys instead of a physical switch (keychron)
magnetic switches as long as the device is properly shielded. sometimes i put my keyboard on my laptop due to limited desk space and the magnets in the lid will cause my current keychron q1 to fuck up
sounds nice
isn't a fucking hassle to take apart for cleaning / stab lubing
comes in black
plastic case or at least thin metal. my keychron q1 is too fucking heavy
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>>108626411
great grandpa was a power sander
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Still haven't found anything better than this. Out of production and my keys are getting really bad with time, been 13 years... Nothing like it found.
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>>108624906
out of all of those, id say evo80 if you just want prebuilt
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>low profile
lol
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how do you know the pcb you're getting from chink manufacturer #841931 isn't loaded with spyware? at least with logitech there's a western country behind it you can go after and who ostensibly has an interest in not ruining their reputation
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>>108628689
yeah, most of them
knock yourself out
https://www.alexotos.com/keyboard-vendor-list/
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Speaking of VIA, am I the only one that's pissed at the fact shit like VIA or Keychron Launcher is online-only? There's zero reason not to release them as standalone Electron apps that can run offline, where you don't need to count on your browser not randomly deleting it's cache for you to be able to configure your shit, yet everyone insists on making them online-only web apps. I hate this trend so much.
Compare that to something like Vial that has a Python GUI program available for Windows, macOS and Linux, with Windows having a portable option and with the only option on Linux being AppImage so that it's completely distro agnostic. Download it once, as long as the software is on your machine you can use it indefinitely, even after the manufacturer goes out of business and shuts down their proprietary web app.
Why are keyboard manufacturers so fucking allergic to this concept of owning your hardware as well as software without the need of what's essentially always-online DRM to use the product you've paid for?
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>Genesis Thor 300 TKL
switches fail within a year of purchase
>some HyperX
switches fail within a year of purchase
>Keychron V3
massive debounce problems and double-clicking in 6 months
reseating doesn't help
updating firmware and setting debounce timer to 30ms doesn't help
I wish someone made a wireless membrane keyboard with high-profile key caps so that I could buy something actually reliable
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>>108629150
Fn+PrintScreen can be used for context menu, not that I ever use it.
I like the travel distance of the keys, the feeling of the keys, the palm rest, the layout of the keys.
The only way I don't like is the the F1-F12 characters don't light up by the backlight and that Logitech made it so you can't hold W+shift and press space at the same time (I hear it was intentionally to gimp it as a gaming keyboard, for whatever reason).
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boomers deserve to be keelhauled
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Looking for a 75-80%, hotswappable, linear switches (irrelevant I'll just swap them to milky yellows anyway), volume knob and a screen with gif displaying capacity. I would ask for extra macro keys on the left too but I don't think a keyboard with all that even exists.
Maybe I should just settle for RK L75, it's too bad that it doesn't have a screen though... RK M70 would be cool if not for the lack of function keys.
man there's so much shit to comb through, anyone knows a similar keyboard like that?
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Guessing that's a no on the left side macro buttons? I figured as much. The Epochmaker AULA F75 Max is the only one of the 3 I can find here, excluding razer I didn't even look that one up.
I will now debate whether I want the macros of RK L75 or the screen of AULA, thanks
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>>108633719
get the bottom case cast in resin/PC/PEI/whatever for peak F1 Topre
so fucking hot
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i have a cheap-ish (??) branded mkb that i got as a FREE* upgrade with a prebuilt pc i bought about 18 months ago and it's already showing wear and tear
the space bar and r key sometimes don't work and sometimes inputs double keys instead
anything i can do to fix them or what keyboard should i buy instead?
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>>108633938
depends if the keyboard has mechanical switches and if it supports hotswap, if it does then just replace the faulty switches it's a simple fix on the condition that the switches are the problem and not the board
if it's not then then throw it out, unless you have soldering knowledge and equipment then it's fucked
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>>108634046
there's this piece of shit
>https://clickclack.io/collections/new-arrival/products/in-stock-intro -s100-fully-assembled-mechanical-ke yboard
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>>108634144
fuck that shit
i looked up the model to see what i "saved" by getting it FREE* and i can get almost 3 more failed units at full price
https://www.cyberpowerpc.com/store/item/kb-161-302
i'll probably just go amazon and get some chinkshit for even cheaper
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>>108634183
ok /mkg/ which do you hate less
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07HRNKTCM?th=1
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CF3VGQFL?th=1
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>>108635467
Right now it's morandis.
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coom/10
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>https://cannonkeys.com/products/nyawice
>$465
>for a basic bitch alice except extra gay and retarded
who in the hell is going to buy this piece of shit? neo ergos start at $130 lmao. there was a similar alice that kbdfans did that was dog themed and they couldn't sell it. the prebuilt version was on clearance for months for like sub $100. this cutesy tranny shit does not sell as it is and this is a whole other level of jewery
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>>108636134
do you really fucking think there isn't a subset of rich furries in this fucking hobby?
it's right there in the features
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God bless the Chinee for milking degenerates
in the free market, that's the joy of it and the hurt of it.
so say we all.
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Man, it got soggy tits
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>>108634450
Retard. https://www.modelfkeyboards.com/
Get the superior buckling spring keyboards.
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How far is too far when making a keyboard compact?
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I got a new Topre keyboard and I kind of love it but I want to ask.
I haven't used a membrane keyboard in years. I don't remember what they feel like.
I really like the way my Topre feels, but am I gaslighting myself into thinking Topre feels better than membrane keyboards? Or do people feel a very obvious difference between Topre and membrane?
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>>108639671
IBM model M.
>>108640248
Topres are not membrane boards, they're rubber dome over PCB.
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>>108640397
I'm testing both right now and can't tell the difference in latency. The keyboard is right next to the pc so there's no interference or lag spikes, so connection stability is probably the same for both (Neither have dropped connection or suffered lag spikes yet). So that leaves security and power consumption. I'm guessing 2.4 GHz should be more secure while Bluetooth consumes less power? But a quick google search shows that 2.4 GHz can also potentially have security vulnerabilities.
I've felt noticeable latency and lag spikes using a Bluetooth mouse before, but I can't tell any difference between wired/bluetooth/2.GHz. I thought I would notice it. I've always been wary of bluetooth and wireless in general but maybe all the kinks have been ironed out now?
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>>108640469
>so connection stability is probably the same for both
it isn't. bluetooth is way less stable generally speaking. if you were to have connectivity issues, it would happen first with bluetooth before 2.4. always go for the dedicated dongle given the option
if you're paranoid that someone is literally within range of a bluetooth signal then you should just be using wired
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>>108640494
Ok thanks. I could probably use wired but I don't want to overcharge the battery constantly, so figured I should drain it with one of the wireless modes. It's neat how stable and fast they are, I thought for sure I'd experience lag at least with the bluetooth, but both of them feel as fast as the wired mode.
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haha!
Glare TKL!
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>>108635467
MX Browns
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>my blacks have more depth
It's true though. MX sound has a depth to it that you don't hear in HMX. Beginners listen for the pitch of the switch's 'musical note', but after a while you notice that Cherry MX is just more pleasant sonically, with its sound spread over many frequencies including more low-end, so it actually sounds "deeper" in the sense of having a full low-end.
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got the lemokey p1he and i'm loving it. was initially kind of sad at no numpad but i just bought the panda20 from aliexpress so this will fix my issue of needing a numpad but hating its placement on a traditional keyboard. though i was surprised to find that there are not many quality options out there. i was thinking that since there are so many TKL keyboards of varying quality on the market surely there must be as many numpads to match but nope. i guess people just don't use it.
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>>108642066
have you considered theoryceling?
I’ve been thinking of a way to design an ortholinear keyboard that has about as many keys as a laptop does that’s horizontally centered (you want the B key to be more or less dead center in a laptop)
but this likely means that some keys that are usually over on the right get moved to the left
and I’m not sure how best to do that
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>>108641130
Geon boards are gateway drugs to becoming Cherry enjoyers
like this guy enjoyed soldered MX Blues on his Glare TKL
unreal.
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holy fuck!
creamy clacky classic!
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fuck yeah
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>long feet from F2-84
>Toblerone weight from Jane
>split plate top mount from Glare
>studio name on back instead of Constance
>$450
this was the shittiest TKL GB in recent years, bar none.
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I embrace the outlaw life
ride that fucking scratch
1.35 million actuations
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imagine paying out the ass for ten Tofu tier pieces of shit
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>>108648954
I'm a huge fan of my keyboard looking like a big NES but to each their own; personally I'd have liked for the Famicom model to look like a Famicom controller with the burgundy and brass, rather than like the keyboard the system it actually had for BASIC programming, but I do understand why 8bitdo chose that
I'm with you on QMK/VIA and it's really fucking weird how hard 8bitdo locked it down but I also don't find it much of an issue on a full-size keyboard, little or no reason to change it around and the gookware it comes with can assign macros if you're into that
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I need a keyboard and switches recommendation
Budget: Up to 135 USD, unless it's too low of a price to get something good (I really don't know how much good keyboards costs)
Preferred switch type: probably tactile? I've never tried any switch, but I need something pleasant for medium-level typing.
Layout: ANSI will do
Form factor: 75%
Backlight: don't care
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hey guys.
i once ran the Keychron ISO Cherry Profile Dye-Sub PBT Full Set Keycap Set - Retro keycaps.
While they look good they felt bad, very sharp on the corners, specially when i was hitting ctrl key.
which PBT keycaps with nordic ios layout can you recommend that does not feel so sharp in the corners?
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>>108651025
https://kbdfans.com/products/pbtfans-office-love
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>>108651664
The PCB needs to to be made for hall effect/TMR switches. The actual sensor is on the PCB after all. Though apparently there are boards that are compatible with both TMR and regular contact based switches.
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>>108650843
rainy75
they come with linear switches but you can always buy other switches and swap them out later if you don't like them
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>>108650843
Actually, just get the wave75 instead
it's basically the same as the rainy but more customizable
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>>108651598
Bananas are supposed to be patterned after Panda switches with a noticeable bump at the very beginning of the keystroke. Browns have a very soft tactile bump (almost unnoticeable) towards the middle of the keystroke and get maligned for having barely any tactility at all
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>>108651664
They need special boards. You have exactly one option that's compatible with both normal MX switches and with TMR magnetic switches (doesn't specify which manufacturer, yes there is a difference) and that is this obscure Skyloong keyboard that only comes in 65% https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256810417290407.html
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>>108653797
You have to do a little more digging to find the "good" boards but it's purely preference, Keychron can very easily be made into an "endgame" board and you have readily accessible switch plate options and a keycap/switch ecosystem from the same website
I regret to report that Keychron and 8bitdo are probably the best you can do for plastic keyboards in this day and age and as far as metal goes you should be looking around on Plebbit for general user satisfaction moreso than the actual store page
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>>108653797
you don't have the guts to get something actually "good"
fucking Cylon
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>get desperate in trying to find a product
>ask Gemini
>it just tells me "yeah that's kinda weird bro"
I absolutely love it when out of desperation in finding a hyper-specific product I attempt to consult an LLM in hopes it scraped something I've omitted, all it does is reaffirms all of my manual research that that shit's too niche to be available.
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>>108643214
It's Gateron Bananas being problematic PLUS Keychron having eager debounce by default PLUS maybe Keychron PCBs not being ideal in some other way. You can fix by changing your debounce to defer debounce (and maybe extending the time too), or by changing the switches, or maybe by putting those switches in a different keyboard (lol)
I'm thinking of buying some gear to do more in-depth keyboard diagnostics. I want to get to the bottom of it—why are all these new keyboards bad?
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>>108654704
Not anymore, it's with its new owner. If you're interested feel free to email me at dactylman at protonmail.com.
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>>108654727
did I not tell you this anon
don't torture yourself, that cable exists
just get a Vortex PC66 and it'll come with it
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>>108655250
God loves a trier
make WTB posts on your local marketplaces
Discord, plebbit, Facebook, whatever, try it all
maybe you'll find some guy who'll sell it to you for real cheap
a while ago you didn't even know this cable existed, never give up!
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I can help you get those cables, as many as you like
drop your proton.me here and I'll help you out, stud
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I got a keychron K5 V2 and I'm sorta happy with it, I just didn't expect the battery to be so crap with the rgb on, it barely lasts like 4 days and then it shuts the lights off at 30% battery life
It's very sturdy though and I ended up replacing the red switches with brown ones
And I guess I had gotten used to the privileges of having the separate logitech usb bluetooth connector that let me wake up the PC with the keyboard
And it does take like 3 seconds until it finally decided to connect once the PC is awake
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holy fucking shit!
topless MX Blacks!
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MX Gays
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>>108656688
it's scandalous!
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Anons, Q1 Max or Q1 Ultra 8K? I don't give a fuck about 8K polling, but the price difference is so low where I'm gonna buy one, that it doesn't really make sense to choose between these two based on price, however I can't tell if Q1 Ultra 8K is actually strictly superior to Q1 Max or not. Should prefer the Ultra 8K over the Max if both of them cost essentially the same or not?
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so do i get brown or banana switches? don't really want to switch between these two down the line, i've only used linear before, but want to switch to tactile now, although i've never used them before
my focus is text typing, although i play games a little bit too
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>>108659972
MX Browns are great
light and thin and crisp tractility
oh fuck I love MX Browns so much
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>>108653703
Which would you say is better? Hall or Trigger?
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>pic
Hey I know that femboy porn game!
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>>108659714
What do you mean, what's wrong with Keychron
>Neo75
No manufacturer of anything ships directly into my country, I can only buy shit from local retailers, which don't sell keyboards that aren't already ready-to-use from the box
>Rainy75
What makes it better
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Why do I prefer the keyboard on my X220 more than any mechanical keyboard I've ever used. I've exclusively been a desktop/mechanical keyboard user for my entire life with my first keyboard using MX blues. I legitimately despise long actuation distances a this point.
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fuck yeah look at that
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>>108661820
they just aren’t very good quality wise. just about every other week i see someone complaining about keys double pressing. also the value proposition just isn’t very good. the Q series all share the same alu case and a couple of months ago you used to be able to get Q basic boards for $60
I have never seen anyone complain about something being wrong with a rainy75 or an evo80. they’re just a tier up in terms of quality, at least for in stock prebuilts
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Not keyboard, but someone talk me out of it.
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>>108664341
Middle mouse button still does that thing where it'll release without physically unclicking if you ease up on the pressure. I'm interested in the HITS shit too but I'm just waiting for it to show up in other mice where they actually care about the quality of the other buttons too.
https://youtu.be/fZbN7TfJwZY?t=440
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>>108662777
less is more
like femboys or MX Browns
less female bullshit to put up with
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>>108664441
If you don't mind paying $180 for a mouse with a faulty button then go for it. I've also read people complaining about how the side buttons feel mushy, since they're the same as on the superlight.
I was looking at the superstrike to replace my old mouse but I went with a much, much cheaper ($48) rapoo with optical switches instead. Their claim about 750 hours of battery at 1kHz polling life is real by the way. I've had mine for nearly a month now and it's at 54%.
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>>108664341
https://www.swiftpoint.co.nz/products/swiftpoint-z3-ea
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>>108664707
not lookin for frankenmouse
>>108664794
No
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>>108664810
no
>>108664921
I'm coming from a G203 and that seems like a pretty big departure in size/shape, whereas the Pro X2 SuperStrike has the same basic shape/profile and button placement.
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>>108665181
that's because logitech basically has the office peripherals market cornered
their gaming mice are overpriced as shit. Quality control's gone down the shitter in the past few years while the price keeps going up. Meanwhile your mouse buttons will begin double clicking within 2 years
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>>108665389
optical switches aren't logitech exclusive, you know
in fact logitech was one of the slowest ones to adopt optical switches, and that's even with how notorious they were with their double clicking issues
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>>108665407
The other optical mice, which use a beam of light to replace the metal electrical contact, still rely on a physical plastic housing and a spring that must "click" to break that light beam.
The Pro X2 Superstrike uses a magnet that moves toward a copper coil, and the mouse measures the electromagnetic induction to determine exactly how far down the button is. Because it's measuring distance rather than just "on/off," you can set the click to register at the very top of the press (0.1mm) or deep at the bottom (1.0mm). Standard optical mice have a fixed actuation point that you cannot change. Since there is no physical switch to go "click," the mouse uses a tiny internal haptic motor to push back against your finger.
It's essentially a solid state mouse.
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>>108665430
jesus christ you're just copy and pasting logitech marketing at this point
that gimmick has such a negligible impact on your actual performance but they do it so they can jack up the price and sell it to retards while calling it "innovation". I guarantee you it won't matter.
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>>108665467
Most of the youtuber reviewers so far disagree.
Even the smaller no name channels, except the obvious contrarian retard channels that fish for views from other contrarian/doomers like yourself.
This is one of the only REAL innovations in mice lately.
At least it's not just shaving off weight like everyone has already been doing for the last 10 years.
I'm gonna trust the people who actually have used it instead of some retard on 4chan who hasn't used it and doesn't even know what he's talking about assuming it's like every other optical switch on the market.
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>>108619703
ho ho ho look at the CHALLENGED AUTISTS
who can't
PLOVER
(I can't either, yet)
Actually, I'm going to be trying to do another system. If you are familiar, Plover is famous for being free CAT. Determinative results from keypresses, and realtime correction.
But the old system was just tape, and really it was keyboard-assisted shorthand. Combinations of letters were often AMBIGUOUS.
enter ai.
basically ai can into decodingly your tape. If you want. Or do it yourself.
These methods are both free, and faster. And useless for some purposes, like (modern standards of) court reporting.
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>>108665498
Listen, of all the places to reduce latency (sensor latency, polling rate, etc.) the last thing you should be looking for is the fucking actuation distance of the mouse click. It's literally fractions of a millimeter you're shaving off. Meanwhile logitech is still selling you that shitty egg shape that they refuse to change because everyone wants to just copy what the pros use instead of actually finding a shape they're comfortable with, not to mention those fuckass awful mouseskates you get a for $180 mouse.
>customized haptics
no one gives a shit about haptics
name one time someone has asked for vibration on their mouse
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>>108665531
okay?
I'm not really a gamer like that.
I play minecraft, GTA5, stardew valley, etc.
I mostly just want it because i fidget with my mouse in my hand and click around a lot, so having a mouse click that I can customize (actuation point and physical feel)
>>108665537
>Listen, of all the places to reduce latency (sensor latency, polling rate, etc.) the last thing you should be looking for is the fucking actuation distance of the mouse click. It's literally fractions of a millimeter you're shaving off.
You're wrong. Pic related and link related https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p2fYTXZhwtc
Also I care about haptics, fuck yourself, you don't get to tell me what I do and don't care about you dumb faggot cuck.
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>>108665564
I don't, but if you're gonna lie, why should I prove you wrong while i'm at it?
Like i said
>I mostly just want it because i fidget with my mouse in my hand and click around a lot, so having a mouse click that I can customize
>>108665558
I'll find out in the morning, amazon had a 4-7am delivery window
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>>108665568
newsflash: things like shape, weight, click feel, mouse skates, etc. are going to matter much much more than raw click latency for how good a mouse feels in your hand, especially when practically every sensor these days is pretty much flawless. I guarantee you, you are not going to notice a fucking thing, especially considering you don't even play multiplayer games much less compfag games which this mouse is marketed towards. But you know what you will notice? Those dogshit mouse skates from 2009 that logitech refuses to upgrade on their $180 mouse, when chink mice that are 1/4th of their price are getting standard 100% ptfe skates these for the past half decade.
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>>108665550
>I play minecraft
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>>108665595
Again, i'm NOT concerned about raw click latency, that's just something that IS demonstrably better that you tried to claim wasn't.
mice already have sub milisecond processing speed on click latency in 2026, reducing the physical latency is literally 20-30x more latency reduction than better click processing.
I just want a mouse that has clicks that I can customize, I WANT to have a super heavy click that doesn't sound loud, and I don't want to have my mouse start double clicking in a year or two like all my previous ones.
This mouse seems to tick all the boxes i actually care about.
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>>108665613
>Again, i'm NOT concerned about raw click latency, that's just something that IS demonstrably better that you tried to claim wasn't.
I never said that you fucking retard, I said the improvement in latency is so negligible that it doesn't fucking matter.
>I WANT to have a super heavy click that doesn't sound loud
you know this was already solved years ago, it's called buying a mouse that fits your style instead of buying something that markets itself on a gimmick. Hell if you really wanted to go all in on the modularity gimmick you could have just bought an OP1, which allows you to hotswap switches to whatever you want for at least half the price.
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Okay, how do I find keyboards that are NOT sold out? Every time I see a post or video or whatever of a keyboard and think wow, that keyboard looks great, it's some group buy or preorder bullshit that's already gone. How are people finding these?
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>>108665691
You just have to be aware of what's currently on offer. E.g. this is currently in GB: https://blackdrop.net/projects/ccrx-se
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>>108665791
Blacksimon does a stream weekly (on Saturdays) where he reviews current ICs and GBs, that's a good way to keep up with them. E.g. here's the most recent https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I78OxuQobHs you can skim that
Alternatively, being on vendor email lists or regularly checking their websites. I guess you could also frequent Geekhack. Or you could occasionally ask here "what are some good GBs right now"
>>108665809
It's not a bad position at all, you've just never tried it
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>>108665811
I've actually looked at geekhack a couple times, but man it's pretty hard to parse. Though I guess I was diving into forums like that all the time back when I was a teenager so idk why I'm being a fag about it now.
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ctrl belongs on the bottom left
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>satisfyingly scratchy
>just the right amount of tactility
>unlubed and spring-swapped for snappy returns
MX Browns are so, so good
oh fuck yeah
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I want a 75% mechanical keyboard, priced $150 and below, with 2.4 GHz dongle wireless connection capability, ANSI layout. Regarding switches, I prefer tactile switches, but sound-wise I like creamy/thocky keyboards. If impossible, I'm willing to sacrifice the sound for tactile switches. Either way, I want a pre-built keyboard, and I want it to come with good tactile switches by default. What do you recommend to me?