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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: opel65§ on Fri, 13 April 2018, 15:48:08
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I've been using a Steelseries 6GV2 for past 2 years but recently two switches began to fail to register every time which is extremely bothering. I though it's time for an upgrade so I wanted to ask here if You could help me choose. A few guidelines of mine:
= budget: 150 USD
= preferred switches: Both Black and Brown are fine, either Cherry or Kailh
= hand size: normal sized male hands (I guess)
= what is the keyboard used for?: 90% gaming, 10% typing
= What kind of lighting?: I prefer one-color key lighting, Optimally blue light, RGB is fine too as I can just set it to a single color. Red lighting i'd rather like to avoid.
= Software - I don't do macros but if it's included I won't mind
= Design - I really like simplistic design and small frame of the 6GV2, it has grown on me and I'd really like something similar
= Size - I'd like a full-key keyboard, no tenkeyless please
I'd be grateful for any advice!
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-- Ergodox --
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-- Ergodox --
I'd prefer whole keyboard, not one of these split ones.
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Masterkeys Pro L (https://www.amazon.com/Cooler-Master-MasterKeys-Mechanical-Keyboard/dp/B01D3BDN60?th=1)?
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You want a Ducky One or Ducky One 2 (https://mechanicalkeyboards.com/search.php?keyword=&brand=1&switch=4&size=Full+Size&led=3&capmat=&capprint=&model=&availability=in_stock&show_kb=off&show_kb=on&show_acc=off).
They have a fantastic feature set (http://www.duckychannel.com.tw/page-en/Ducky_One_2_Backlit/) and are one of the best bargains out there.
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I'm actually in the same boat (but I need another board like hole I my head lol), I was looking at either the Cooler Master Master keys Pro S (with my browns) or the Glorious PC Gaming Race TKL. My fight is I have two Cooler Master Quick Fire TK''s (one with blues and the other with browns). It's a $10 USD difference between the two. Love the hot swap option on the glorious so I can try different switches but Cooler Master has always been a great board in the past. Any options would be appreciated. I would prefer a TKL since I have a few TK's and a iKBC Poker I (Type C)
Sorry for slightly hijacking this thread btw
If you want a Ten Key but don't want the size, check out the Cooler Master Master keys Pro M (Quick Fire TK). It's just a tad larger Than a TKL without sacrificing the numpad