I was going through your questionnaire but I couldn't complete it as some of your questions made specific assumptions e.g. part two had mandatory questions regarding group buys but the only choices I could pick from implied I had done at least one group buy before, which is something I have never done.
The only other thing I had noticed before I had to close the questionnaire was the colour choice - my mechanical keyboard is white but isn't listed among the options presented.
Nonetheless, if you can generalise the questionnaire and make certain parts optional, I will be happy to help by completing it.
No question should be mandatory and don't ask for user names.
I don't have an opinion on the majority of questions at all. I'm going to refrain from filling this in because my answers, which I can't skip, would skew the results.
I can't imagine anyone ever wanting any part of a case to be acrylic, that is a cheap and crappy type of plastic.Exactly, those cases would probably melt where I work. And aluminium is **** too, it's very weak and cold to the touch to boot.
Hi, this is a lot of information to answer. What is the purpose of the survey?Market research.
Will you be sharing all of this data with the community?
I can't imagine anyone ever wanting any part of a case to be acrylic, that is a cheap and crappy type of plastic.Exactly, those cases would probably melt where I work. And aluminium is **** too, it's very weak and cold to the touch to boot.
Polystyrene is fine with me, PBT another good call. Maybe it's because I really only have old keyboards but I don't see the point in using aluminium and I'd want anything but acrylic (ever seen one of those old acrylic Apple keyboards after they've been used for a while? It's disgusting).Hi, this is a lot of information to answer. What is the purpose of the survey?Market research.Will you be sharing all of this data with the community?
Yes, but I'll be revising this survey and putting out another one.I can't imagine anyone ever wanting any part of a case to be acrylic, that is a cheap and crappy type of plastic.Exactly, those cases would probably melt where I work. And aluminium is **** too, it's very weak and cold to the touch to boot.
It is weak, however, it is often an option with some cases. The point of this is to see what people actually want; what material would you want?
MorePolystyrene is fine with me, PBT another good call. Maybe it's because I really only have old keyboards but I don't see the point in using aluminium and I'd want anything but acrylic (ever seen one of those old acrylic Apple keyboards after they've been used for a while? It's disgusting).Hi, this is a lot of information to answer. What is the purpose of the survey?Market research.Will you be sharing all of this data with the community?
Yes, but I'll be revising this survey and putting out another one.I can't imagine anyone ever wanting any part of a case to be acrylic, that is a cheap and crappy type of plastic.Exactly, those cases would probably melt where I work. And aluminium is **** too, it's very weak and cold to the touch to boot.
It is weak, however, it is often an option with some cases. The point of this is to see what people actually want; what material would you want?
And aluminium is **** too, it's very weak and cold to the touch to boot.
I don't post wastes of a post :cool: .MorePolystyrene is fine with me, PBT another good call. Maybe it's because I really only have old keyboards but I don't see the point in using aluminium and I'd want anything but acrylic (ever seen one of those old acrylic Apple keyboards after they've been used for a while? It's disgusting).Hi, this is a lot of information to answer. What is the purpose of the survey?Market research.Will you be sharing all of this data with the community?
Yes, but I'll be revising this survey and putting out another one.I can't imagine anyone ever wanting any part of a case to be acrylic, that is a cheap and crappy type of plastic.Exactly, those cases would probably melt where I work. And aluminium is **** too, it's very weak and cold to the touch to boot.
It is weak, however, it is often an option with some cases. The point of this is to see what people actually want; what material would you want?
What boards do you use/own?
ALSO DO NOT WASTE YOUR 1000TH POST HERE THANKS :thumb:
I will take issue with you here. Cold at first, but it also warms up. My only metal case is my Model F 107-key banking keyboard, detailed elsewhere, and even made from low-grade "pot metal" it is still very rigid and nice. A better grade of polished or anodized metal would be exquisite.If it'd be metal I'd choose painted steel, personally.
I don't post wastes of a post :cool: .MorePolystyrene is fine with me, PBT another good call. Maybe it's because I really only have old keyboards but I don't see the point in using aluminium and I'd want anything but acrylic (ever seen one of those old acrylic Apple keyboards after they've been used for a while? It's disgusting).Hi, this is a lot of information to answer. What is the purpose of the survey?Market research.Will you be sharing all of this data with the community?
Yes, but I'll be revising this survey and putting out another one.I can't imagine anyone ever wanting any part of a case to be acrylic, that is a cheap and crappy type of plastic.Exactly, those cases would probably melt where I work. And aluminium is **** too, it's very weak and cold to the touch to boot.
It is weak, however, it is often an option with some cases. The point of this is to see what people actually want; what material would you want?
What boards do you use/own?
ALSO DO NOT WASTE YOUR 1000TH POST HERE THANKS :thumb:
What boards I own? I'm at 49 different models iirc xD . Check my video reviews, they'll give you a good idea ;) .QuoteI will take issue with you here. Cold at first, but it also warms up. My only metal case is my Model F 107-key banking keyboard, detailed elsewhere, and even made from low-grade "pot metal" it is still very rigid and nice. A better grade of polished or anodized metal would be exquisite.If it'd be metal I'd choose painted steel, personally.