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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: FoxWolf1 on Fri, 17 February 2012, 17:56:43
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Edit: Never mind.
Also, PCHome is pretty cool for delivering my new Ducky 1008XM from Taiwan to Texas in 5 days. Just wanted to say.
Newer Edit: Actually, it looks like my first impressions were right after all. Avoid Ducky 1008XM.
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what dont you like about it. maybe you dont like mechanical keyboards.
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also the 1008xm is offered in two different switch types
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dont buy alps if you care about keycap wiggle. cherry keyboards have either cherry or costar stabilizers, so read the wiki and figure out which one you want
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all keycaps wiggle...
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Right then, I suppose I'd better be more precise.
The keys wiggle...more than is desirable or expected.
And they ping...more than is desirable or expected, though I could probably live with it.
Better? My apologies for the imprecision of the first version.
Edited to add: Is there a substantial acclimatization period with these mechanical things? I mean, are the issues I've listed the sort of thing that one typically "gets used to" with a mechanical keyboard?
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To be honest, it worries me too. I've been here a day and I'm already thinking about buying a Unicomp, and then taking apart the Ducky to see what makes it tick (or quack)...
Must escape...
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Oh, I already lurk there now and again...
On another note, I think I've started to adjust to this Ducky keyboard. It seems to be improving on its own every minute I use it, which bodes very well indeed for its future.
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Alps is just a phase, you'll get over them eventually.
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At least keyboards is a relatively cheap hobby.
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Haha. Wait. You'll get to the Topres and custom injection molded key sets and clickclacks. Then we'll see whose wallet is crying.
:-)