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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: hyunbina on Fri, 15 April 2011, 10:56:22
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Hey guys great deal at frys black widow for $59 I say that's killer deal even though it is black widow
(http://i1084.photobucket.com/albums/j411/hyunbina/frysBW.jpg)
I also put it on great finds
http://geekhack.org/showthread.php?t=17214 (http://geekhack.org/showthread.php?t=17214)
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thats a pretty great deal. If I wasnt waiting for rk-9000s to get back in stock I would grab one of those.
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I'll definitely be recommending this to some of my friends, thanks.
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It's a great keyboard. This is a good price. It's not as clean and crisp/solid as the RK-9000 but it is a good value, anyway.
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It's a great keyboard. This is a good price. It's not as clean and crisp/solid as the RK-9000 but it is a good value, anyway.
I disagree about it being great. The macro buttons on the side kept throwing me off. I will admit its a good price though.
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It's had issues but as an entry level (lol) mechanical for 60 dollars this is hard not to recommend for people without decent keyboards.
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I've been using both for a few months. The Black Widow is more enjoyable to type on for me. The firmware controller and driver software are just amazing at this price. I like being able to remap keys and other things unheard of on most other keyboards.
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Aside from the 'gamer' aesthetic, what's so bad about the BlackWidow? Does the construction feel flimsy? I do remember reading that the Dragon Age II edition of the BlackWidow had sticky keys, must be slightly oversized keycaps or misaligned keyswitches or something
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The only real problem I had with mine, and it was kind of a major one, was that the larger keys (excluding the spacebar, thank god) were much stiffer than the other keys. Extremely annoying.
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Sounds like it might be a stabilizer problem
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I would definitely buy one at this price but already had a BWU
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I have to agree regarding higher force on the larger keys - I have the Ultimate version and that's my biggest complaint.