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geekhack Community => New Members => Topic started by: TitanOfKronos on Mon, 29 December 2014, 10:42:50
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I ordered my first mech from /r/mechmarket over on Reddit. It's a Corsair K70 w/ Cherry MX Reds and red backlighting. I am psyched! I feel like I got a good deal for $80. Happened upon this forum looking for some novelty keycaps to throw on there because I like that sort of thing. I'll be sticking around!
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Welcome to GH!
$80's definitely not a bad price! Any particular reason for getting reds? just cause it was available?
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MX Reds? loud? lmao...
you want loud... get BS...
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Welcome to Geekhack!
If you're looking for keycaps, this thread (https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=45672.0) might be a good place to start.
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MX Reds? loud? lmao...
you want loud... get BS...
Some people know what BS is! Some people don't!
Especially LOUD BS!
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Welcome to GH!
$80's definitely not a bad price! Any particular reason for getting reds? just cause it was available?
Yup! I have never even tried any mech keys, saw it and decided I'd grab it because of the price. These are taking some getting used to because they feel very light. Lots of mi****s when typing. Gaming on it feels amazing though.
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Welcome to GH!
$80's definitely not a bad price! Any particular reason for getting reds? just cause it was available?
Yup! I have never even tried any mech keys, saw it and decided I'd grab it because of the price. These are taking some getting used to because they feel very light. Lots of mi****s when typing. Gaming on it feels amazing though.
Reds are very light - any including me) find them too light.
That is when you wonder about trying MX blacks - linear like reds, but somewhat stiffer springs.
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Welcome to GH!
$80's definitely not a bad price! Any particular reason for getting reds? just cause it was available?
Yup! I have never even tried any mech keys, saw it and decided I'd grab it because of the price. These are taking some getting used to because they feel very light. Lots of mi****s when typing. Gaming on it feels amazing though.
Reds are very light - any including me) find them too light.
That is when you wonder about trying MX blacks - linear like reds, but somewhat stiffer springs.
Springs from clears are the best for linear switches. Actuation point is a touch lighter than blacks but bottom out a touch heavier than blacks. They have a much steeper force curve than other Cherry springs.