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Title: CM Storm QFR or Ducky One?
Post by: Northwolf1 on Tue, 05 January 2016, 10:35:15
I can't decide whether to get a Cm Storm QFR or Ducky One as my first mk. I can get them locally for about the same price($10ish difference) Is there a major difference in quality between the two?
Title: Re: CM Storm QFR or Ducky One?
Post by: redbanshee on Tue, 05 January 2016, 11:05:44
Ducky all day.
Title: Re: CM Storm QFR or Ducky One?
Post by: Geroximo on Tue, 05 January 2016, 13:48:58
I'm very statisfied with my QFRs.
Never had a Ducky.
Title: Re: CM Storm QFR or Ducky One?
Post by: tigersharkdude on Tue, 05 January 2016, 13:54:17
I'm very statisfied with my QFRs.
Never had a Ducky.

Extremely satisfied with my QFR. Never had a Ducky, but I can't imagine the low tier ducky is any better than a qfr
Title: Re: CM Storm QFR or Ducky One?
Post by: __red__ on Tue, 05 January 2016, 14:02:34
Model M all night <3
Title: Re: CM Storm QFR or Ducky One?
Post by: merlin64 on Tue, 05 January 2016, 14:19:23
The QFR case can be easily modded to fit the phantom PCB, if you ever go that route.
Title: Re: CM Storm QFR or Ducky One?
Post by: hwood34 on Tue, 05 January 2016, 15:18:39
I'm very statisfied with my QFRs.
Never had a Ducky.

Extremely satisfied with my QFR. Never had a Ducky, but I can't imagine the low tier ducky is any better than a qfr

I've had both. I preferred the ducky a bit more. I would definitely go the ducky route if you plan on doing any modding having to do with the PCB. Outside of that the quality difference isn't that huge
Title: Re: CM Storm QFR or Ducky One?
Post by: rowdy on Tue, 05 January 2016, 22:41:32
Welcome to Geekhack!

My first modern mechanical keyboard was a Ducky Shine.  it is still going strong.

Now I have three Duckys.

Somewhere along the line I managed to get a QFR and also a QFS.

All those keyboards are still going strong, none has exhibited any fault at all!

Except for my second Ducky with MX blues, where two switches did not click consistently, but mashing those switches a few thousand times "wore them in" and now they are virtually indistinguishable from the rest of the keyboard.