Why that one spot?
Are they all crooked or is it just me...
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That sounds is horrid.
Also looks like the G and K are crooked
Should be in the reviews section?
crooked caps is a known issue with topre. sadly. some are worse than others.
But this seems like an easy fix if you have to fix it.. just put a little sliver of foam in there.. it should fill in most of the gap..
Shouldn't this be in the review subforum?
Shouldn't this be in the review subforum?
Should be in the reviews section?
I plan on just criticizing it, not actually writing anything close to a proper review.
Shouldn't this be in the review subforum?
What I said up there, and what kmiller has already refuted :p
On a different subject, kmiller 2 posts to reach 2000!
On a different subject, kmiller 2 posts to reach 2000!
I already have 2500, that number under my name is a lie.
Now burn it
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lol ok I'm at work typing on my Type Heaven now. I don't notice any crooked letters on mine, however if I do tap the bottom edge it does make a sound.
But I've owned this keyboard since August 2013 and still didn't notice this until now, so I don't think it's too bad. Also all other edges are nicely reinforced I think they just slack off when making connection tabs at the bottom.
:P
lol ok I'm at work typing on my Type Heaven now. I don't notice any crooked letters on mine, however if I do tap the bottom edge it does make a sound.
But I've owned this keyboard since August 2013 and still didn't notice this until now, so I don't think it's too bad. Also all other edges are nicely reinforced I think they just slack off when making connection tabs at the bottom.
:P
The slack is true of all RF87 boards, too, I believe. The top and bottom of my RF87u slides a bit back and forth. That doesn't mean EVERYTHING about the build quality is ****e, though.
lol ok I'm at work typing on my Type Heaven now. I don't notice any crooked letters on mine, however if I do tap the bottom edge it does make a sound.
But I've owned this keyboard since August 2013 and still didn't notice this until now, so I don't think it's too bad. Also all other edges are nicely reinforced I think they just slack off when making connection tabs at the bottom.
:P
The slack is true of all RF87 boards, too, I believe. The top and bottom of my RF87u slides a bit back and forth. That doesn't mean EVERYTHING about the build quality is ****e, though.
I mean, if my MX board shifted that would automatically qualify it as very ****ty.
lol to be fair, aside from the tapping sound (which under normal operation will never happen) I find Type Heaven very solid built. Like if you tap anywhere else it's rock solid.
Just don't tap under the arrow cluster lol.
lol to be fair, aside from the tapping sound (which under normal operation will never happen) I find Type Heaven very solid built. Like if you tap anywhere else it's rock solid.
Just don't tap under the arrow cluster lol.
HYDE, LOOK AT MY WORK KEYBOARD, DO YOU SEE WHY I WAS RANDOMLY TAPPING THAT EXACT POINT, THAT IS WHERE MY SPACEBAR THUMB HITS THE CASE ON A REGULAR BASIS.Show Image(http://i.imgur.com/8gdW7mJ.jpg)
LOOK HOW WORN IT IS HYDE.
My car shifts. Is it a piece of ****? :(
lol ok I'm at work typing on my Type Heaven now. I don't notice any crooked letters on mine, however if I do tap the bottom edge it does make a sound.
But I've owned this keyboard since August 2013 and still didn't notice this until now, so I don't think it's too bad. Also all other edges are nicely reinforced I think they just slack off when making connection tabs at the bottom.
:P
The slack is true of all RF87 boards, too, I believe. The top and bottom of my RF87u slides a bit back and forth. That doesn't mean EVERYTHING about the build quality is ****e, though.
I mean, if my MX board shifted that would automatically qualify it as very ****ty.
lol ok I'm at work typing on my Type Heaven now. I don't notice any crooked letters on mine, however if I do tap the bottom edge it does make a sound.
But I've owned this keyboard since August 2013 and still didn't notice this until now, so I don't think it's too bad. Also all other edges are nicely reinforced I think they just slack off when making connection tabs at the bottom.
:P
The slack is true of all RF87 boards, too, I believe. The top and bottom of my RF87u slides a bit back and forth. That doesn't mean EVERYTHING about the build quality is ****e, though.
I mean, if my MX board shifted that would automatically qualify it as very ****ty.
I doubt it. If so, you'd have to ignore all the other positive aspects of the keyboard build, which would make no sense. You're just saying that to talk trash.
lol ok I'm at work typing on my Type Heaven now. I don't notice any crooked letters on mine, however if I do tap the bottom edge it does make a sound.
But I've owned this keyboard since August 2013 and still didn't notice this until now, so I don't think it's too bad. Also all other edges are nicely reinforced I think they just slack off when making connection tabs at the bottom.
:P
The slack is true of all RF87 boards, too, I believe. The top and bottom of my RF87u slides a bit back and forth. That doesn't mean EVERYTHING about the build quality is ****e, though.
I mean, if my MX board shifted that would automatically qualify it as very ****ty.
I doubt it. If so, you'd have to ignore all the other positive aspects of the keyboard build, which would make no sense. You're just saying that to talk trash.
You're just saying that to lash out over the internet without any proof.
I'm being truthful. If my MX board had a looseness inside which caused shifting, it would be terrible build quality and would probably break. It doesn't matter how great a board is if it breaks out of the box, which is probably why we put mechanicals above rubber domes, or properly built ones, anyways. Unless you suggest the opposite?
lol ok I'm at work typing on my Type Heaven now. I don't notice any crooked letters on mine, however if I do tap the bottom edge it does make a sound.
But I've owned this keyboard since August 2013 and still didn't notice this until now, so I don't think it's too bad. Also all other edges are nicely reinforced I think they just slack off when making connection tabs at the bottom.
:P
The slack is true of all RF87 boards, too, I believe. The top and bottom of my RF87u slides a bit back and forth. That doesn't mean EVERYTHING about the build quality is ****e, though.
I mean, if my MX board shifted that would automatically qualify it as very ****ty.
I doubt it. If so, you'd have to ignore all the other positive aspects of the keyboard build, which would make no sense. You're just saying that to talk trash.
You're just saying that to lash out over the internet without any proof.
I'm being truthful. If my MX board had a looseness inside which caused shifting, it would be terrible build quality and would probably break. It doesn't matter how great a board is if it breaks out of the box, which is probably why we put mechanicals above rubber domes, or properly built ones, anyways. Unless you suggest the opposite?
How do you figure a board is going to break because it makes a cheap noise when you tap your finger on it? I swear the term "build quality" is misused a lot.
lol ok I'm at work typing on my Type Heaven now. I don't notice any crooked letters on mine, however if I do tap the bottom edge it does make a sound.
But I've owned this keyboard since August 2013 and still didn't notice this until now, so I don't think it's too bad. Also all other edges are nicely reinforced I think they just slack off when making connection tabs at the bottom.
:P
The slack is true of all RF87 boards, too, I believe. The top and bottom of my RF87u slides a bit back and forth. That doesn't mean EVERYTHING about the build quality is ****e, though.
I mean, if my MX board shifted that would automatically qualify it as very ****ty.
I doubt it. If so, you'd have to ignore all the other positive aspects of the keyboard build, which would make no sense. You're just saying that to talk trash.
You're just saying that to lash out over the internet without any proof.
I'm being truthful. If my MX board had a looseness inside which caused shifting, it would be terrible build quality and would probably break. It doesn't matter how great a board is if it breaks out of the box, which is probably why we put mechanicals above rubber domes, or properly built ones, anyways. Unless you suggest the opposite?
How do you figure a board is going to break because it makes a cheap noise when you tap your finger on it? I swear the term "build quality" is misused a lot.
Read before you write. He was talking about shifting inside of the case, not a cheap sound. That, like the rest of your argument, was purely imagination.
^ Nope, I was just talking about the plastic case shell shifting. Not the actual insides (ie. the PCB and/or metal plate).
lol ok I'm at work typing on my Type Heaven now. I don't notice any crooked letters on mine, however if I do tap the bottom edge it does make a sound.
But I've owned this keyboard since August 2013 and still didn't notice this until now, so I don't think it's too bad. Also all other edges are nicely reinforced I think they just slack off when making connection tabs at the bottom.
:P
The slack is true of all RF87 boards, too, I believe. The top and bottom of my RF87u slides a bit back and forth. That doesn't mean EVERYTHING about the build quality is ****e, though.
I mean, if my MX board shifted that would automatically qualify it as very ****ty.
I doubt it. If so, you'd have to ignore all the other positive aspects of the keyboard build, which would make no sense. You're just saying that to talk trash.
You're just saying that to lash out over the internet without any proof.
I'm being truthful. If my MX board had a looseness inside which caused shifting, it would be terrible build quality and would probably break. It doesn't matter how great a board is if it breaks out of the box, which is probably why we put mechanicals above rubber domes, or properly built ones, anyways. Unless you suggest the opposite?
How do you figure a board is going to break because it makes a cheap noise when you tap your finger on it? I swear the term "build quality" is misused a lot.
Read before you write. He was talking about shifting inside of the case, not a cheap sound. That, like the rest of your argument, was purely imagination.^ Nope, I was just talking about the plastic case shell shifting. Not the actual insides (ie. the PCB and/or metal plate).
Guess I just have a really good imagination.
lol how odd.
btw neu, i like your sig pic!
Let's stop bickering please.
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lol to be fair, aside from the tapping sound (which under normal operation will never happen) I find Type Heaven very solid built. Like if you tap anywhere else it's rock solid.
Just don't tap under the arrow cluster lol.
HYDE, LOOK AT MY WORK KEYBOARD, DO YOU SEE WHY I WAS RANDOMLY TAPPING THAT EXACT POINT, THAT IS WHERE MY SPACEBAR THUMB HITS THE CASE ON A REGULAR BASIS.Show Image(http://i.imgur.com/8gdW7mJ.jpg)
LOOK HOW WORN IT IS HYDE.