Your Preferred Keyboard & Switches. 07-12-2017, 03:06 AM
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I don't really see threads about keyboards/mice , so i decided to make one. What is your preferred keyboard? Of course, it all depends on what you use it for . Im currently using a Razer Ornata, Razer is decent but their company is too over hyped. My personal opinion, the crown goes to Ducky Shine. Ducky Shine has some of the best quality keyboards and you can customize which switches /keys you want.
Ducky Shine: http://www.duckychannel.com.tw/en/index.html
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Depending on what you use it for, keyboard switches are really important. For competitive gamers, they need be able to perform in fast paced situations and timing is important in gun play. Most gamers prefer Red Cherry MX key switches since they are the lightest switches on the market. As I said before , it all comes down preference.
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Cherry MX Red
Behavior: Linear
Feel: Light
Actuation Force: 45g
Actuation Point: 2mm
Total Travel Distance: 4mm
Sound Level: Quiet
Lifespan: 50 million keystrokes per key
Cherry MX Black
Behavior: Linear
Feel: Heavy
Actuation Force: 60g
Actuation Point: 2mm
Total Travel Distance: 4mm
Sound Level: Quiet
Rated Lifespan: 50 million keystrokes per key
Cherry MX Blue
Behavior: Clicky
Feel: Heavy
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Actuation Force: 60g to get over the tactile bump
Actuation Point: 2mm
Total Travel Distance: 4mm
Sound Level: Loud
Rated Lifespan: 50 million keystrokes per key
Cherry MX Brown
Behavior: Tactile
Feel: Medium
Actuation Force: 45g
Actuation Point: 2mm
Total Travel Distance: 4mm
Sound Level: Quiet
Rated Lifespan: 50 million keystrokes per key
Cherry MX Speed
Behavior: Linear
Feel: Light
Actuation Force: 45g
Actuation Point: 1.2mm
Total Travel Distance: 4mm
Sound Level: Quiet
Rated Lifespan: 50 million keystrokes per key
MEMBRANE/RUBBER DOME SWITCH
Behavior: Varies
Feel: Varies
Actuation Force: 50-60g
Total Travel Distance: 3-4mm
Sound Level: Quiet
Rated Lifespan: 5 -10 million keystrokes per key
Recommended for: Gaming and typing on a budget
Thread Sources: http://www.pcgamer.com/best-mechanical-s...or-gaming/
Ducky Shine: http://www.duckychannel.com.tw/en/index.html
Depending on what you use it for, keyboard switches are really important. For competitive gamers, they need be able to perform in fast paced situations and timing is important in gun play. Most gamers prefer Red Cherry MX key switches since they are the lightest switches on the market. As I said before , it all comes down preference.
Cherry MX Red
Behavior: Linear
Feel: Light
Actuation Force: 45g
Actuation Point: 2mm
Total Travel Distance: 4mm
Sound Level: Quiet
Lifespan: 50 million keystrokes per key
Cherry MX Black
Behavior: Linear
Feel: Heavy
Actuation Force: 60g
Actuation Point: 2mm
Total Travel Distance: 4mm
Sound Level: Quiet
Rated Lifespan: 50 million keystrokes per key
Cherry MX Blue
Behavior: Clicky
Feel: Heavy
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Actuation Force: 60g to get over the tactile bump
Actuation Point: 2mm
Total Travel Distance: 4mm
Sound Level: Loud
Rated Lifespan: 50 million keystrokes per key
Cherry MX Brown
Behavior: Tactile
Feel: Medium
Actuation Force: 45g
Actuation Point: 2mm
Total Travel Distance: 4mm
Sound Level: Quiet
Rated Lifespan: 50 million keystrokes per key
Cherry MX Speed
Behavior: Linear
Feel: Light
Actuation Force: 45g
Actuation Point: 1.2mm
Total Travel Distance: 4mm
Sound Level: Quiet
Rated Lifespan: 50 million keystrokes per key
MEMBRANE/RUBBER DOME SWITCH
Behavior: Varies
Feel: Varies
Actuation Force: 50-60g
Total Travel Distance: 3-4mm
Sound Level: Quiet
Rated Lifespan: 5 -10 million keystrokes per key
Recommended for: Gaming and typing on a budget
Thread Sources: http://www.pcgamer.com/best-mechanical-s...or-gaming/
(This post was last modified: 07-12-2017, 03:25 PM by IJIF.)
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