87%: 456GT or my Digilog 55g Realforce; they are both awesome in their own ways
60% my GH60 or a Type-S HHKB, again, awesome in their own ways.
87%: 456GT or my Digilog 55g Realforce; they are both awesome in their own ways
60% my GH60 or a Type-S HHKB, again, awesome in their own ways.
Every day, I feel more and more tempted Topre.
Join us.87%: 456GT or my Digilog 55g Realforce; they are both awesome in their own ways
60% my GH60 or a Type-S HHKB, again, awesome in their own ways.
Every day, I feel more and more tempted Topre.
87%: 456GT or my Digilog 55g Realforce; they are both awesome in their own ways
60% my GH60 or a Type-S HHKB, again, awesome in their own ways.
Every day, I feel more and more tempted Topre.
87%: 456GT or my Digilog 55g Realforce; they are both awesome in their own ways
60% my GH60 or a Type-S HHKB, again, awesome in their own ways.
Every day, I feel more and more tempted Topre.
I'm thinking of an hhkb for an holiday present to myself. Join me, we can take the plunge together.
87%: 456GT or my Digilog 55g Realforce; they are both awesome in their own ways
60% my GH60 or a Type-S HHKB, again, awesome in their own ways.
Every day, I feel more and more tempted Topre.
I'm thinking of an hhkb for an holiday present to myself. Join me, we can take the plunge together.
DO IT >:D
DO IT >:D
I think I will get the regular pro 2, not just because the price difference but also because I like a little bit of sound from my keyboards. I heard someone talking about how the type-s switches feel better though. Have you found this to be true?
TKL: 356.2
60%: Duck Eagle
Metal bodies are above all for me; clear acrylic is a close second.
DO IT >:D
I think I will get the regular pro 2, not just because the price difference but also because I like a little bit of sound from my keyboards. I heard someone talking about how the type-s switches feel better though. Have you found this to be true?
tenkeyless: CM Storm QFR, because it's the best bang for the buck, esp. with a Frosty Flake and (thick) Vortex PBT doubleshots. I got this config for less than $100 total IIRC.
60%
- I'm not sure. I don't think I like that form factor. I keep coming back to my Noppoo Choc Mini, which is only one column wider and has the extra row of function keys… and somehow, I don't see the point of a smaller keyboard, because it isn't all that smaller. I've used an HHKB for a while and hated the default Fn combinations, among other things. I'd probably have to build a custom keyboard, or at least a fully programmable one. I've considered the AUNK project, but it's stopped for now, and I'm not particularly motivated to invest in this matter, partly because…
- I do like my ErgoDox, that has 80keys, but I effectively use just barely 60-62—it's very different from a typical 60% keyboard though. I have only 40 alphanumeric keys (as opposed to 46-48 on "standard" keyboards), but 7 modifiers mirrored on each side (Ctrl, Shift, Super, punctuation_layer, AltGr, Alt, navigation_layer). It feels very efficient as a result, because any finger rarely moves more than 3 cm from it's home position.
Rapoo KX is more like a 60% with embedded arrow keys. The capacitive strip above the "mechanical section" is a joke.
I've never heard a TKL called 87% (usually 85%), but my favorite would be Realforce 55g. 60%, probably HHKB or 4704 62-key (though I'm assuming you're asking about production boards?).
I think I will get the regular pro 2, not just because the price difference but also because I like a little bit of sound from my keyboards. I heard someone talking about how the type-s switches feel better though. Have you found this to be true?
TKL: 356.2
87%: 456GT or my Digilog 55g Realforce; they are both awesome in their own ways
60% my GH60 or a Type-S HHKB, again, awesome in their own ways.
Every day, I feel more and more tempted Topre.
87 is my OTD Corsa, and 60 is my HHKB Pro 2 (and Duck Eagle).
87 is my OTD Corsa, and 60 is my HHKB Pro 2 (and Duck Eagle).
Damn Rayman, you so craycray
87 is my OTD Corsa, and 60 is my HHKB Pro 2 (and Duck Eagle).
Damn Rayman, you so craycray
I blame GH. Ever since I've been here, I'm always looking for something to buy everyday.
Does anybody know what's up with the poker 3 keycaps? Is there some acrylic coating or something. After buying the board I decided I liked ABS better. However I replaced my V60 with high quality 1.5mm PBT key caps and the feel is out of this world. Yet it feels nothing at all like the Poker. I remember describing it as if I was typing on little squares of concrete.
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My favorite 60 is TMK ALPS64 (typing on it right now). I use this PCB with plates and case from KBP V60. Reasons: full programmability (awesome TMK firmware), Matias quiet switches, 60% form factor.
From outside it basically looks identical to a normal V60 because I used case, plate and keycaps from V60. The real magic is the PCB inside. I also plan to get Matias's PBT caps to replace current caps, when the PBT caps become available to buy.My favorite 60 is TMK ALPS64 (typing on it right now). I use this PCB with plates and case from KBP V60. Reasons: full programmability (awesome TMK firmware), Matias quiet switches, 60% form factor.
Do you have some pictures you may share?
From outside it basically looks identical to a normal V60 because I used case, plate and keycaps from V60. The real magic is the PCB inside. I also plan to get Matias's PBT caps to replace current caps, when the PBT caps become available to buy.My favorite 60 is TMK ALPS64 (typing on it right now). I use this PCB with plates and case from KBP V60. Reasons: full programmability (awesome TMK firmware), Matias quiet switches, 60% form factor.
Do you have some pictures you may share?Show Image(https://geekhack.org/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=69740.0;attach=104645;image)Show Image(https://geekhack.org/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=69740.0;attach=104738;image)Show Image(https://geekhack.org/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=69740.0;attach=104739;image)
Thanks ;DFrom outside it basically looks identical to a normal V60 because I used case, plate and keycaps from V60. The real magic is the PCB inside. I also plan to get Matias's PBT caps to replace current caps, when the PBT caps become available to buy.My favorite 60 is TMK ALPS64 (typing on it right now). I use this PCB with plates and case from KBP V60. Reasons: full programmability (awesome TMK firmware), Matias quiet switches, 60% form factor.
Do you have some pictures you may share?Show Image(https://geekhack.org/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=69740.0;attach=104645;image)Show Image(https://geekhack.org/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=69740.0;attach=104738;image)Show Image(https://geekhack.org/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=69740.0;attach=104739;image)
Dude, I love sleeper boards. Boards that look like a stock OEM board but are packing a real punch under the caps. So nice! :D