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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: Gravediggaz on Wed, 31 August 2011, 00:01:25
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hey guys
thinking about getting the choc mini just wondering are they any good for gaming?
thanks
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i use it with my ps3
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I see no reason why it wouldn't be good for gaming. Depending on the environment, a lot of gamers like backlit boards, presumably so they can see keys easier in low light situations. But I'd take the smaller footprint of the choc mini or poker over bigger backlit keyboards, and either the light from your monitor, or a very small clip on or desk light should be enough.
Just choose whatever switch you like.
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I use mine for gaming all the time and I love it. I like how the f-keys are close together and the whole layout is extremely compact, allowing me to feel even more free with my mouse than tkl keyboard.
Some people might not like the layout of the keyboard, but I like it.
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Yeah it is very good if you can get used to the F1-f6 keys (if the games you play even use them). I noticed when I removed my F7 key that it gave reference for me to accurately learn my F-keys that I needed. Kind of like how most keyboards will split it up F1-F4, F5-F8, etc. All that matters is asking yourself if any game you play needs the numpad or the cluster above the arrow keys.
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I use mine with brown switches for gaming and it's perfect. compact size and layout FTW
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I like the layout but I really don't mind any keyboard layout I have ever tried.
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cool thanks for the replies guys
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don't forget the full NKRO under USB. I like this board (beside the keycaps) in every aspect.
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KL reported a problem that his thick DS keycaps were sticking, because of the stabilizer wire. Have you experienced this issue?
Apparently Noppoo fixed this issue in a strange way with the first batch.
(http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k221/undarken/Noppoo/keycaps2.jpg)