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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: Dont Touch Me on Sun, 25 September 2016, 02:09:30
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im trying to buy from online retail recycling center shop, which one do you think have the best quality for dome sliders key ;D
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Not sure about the QuietKey, many of the QuietKeys used regular rubber domes.
The Compaq are NMB Dome With Sliders, which are the same ones the good QuietKeys used. They are pretty good.
The third one is Fujitsu which are mushy but smooth and fairly tactile. I don't think you can run it without making your own converter.
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Not sure about the QuietKey, many of the QuietKeys used regular rubber domes.
The Compaq are NMB Dome With Sliders, which are the same ones the good QuietKeys used. They are pretty good.
The third one is Fujitsu which are mushy but smooth and fairly tactile. I don't think you can run it without making your own converter.
you can see the quietkey use slider , if both of them are good , im searching for "the best" , nmb or fujitsu ?
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Take the QuietKey. NMB dome with slider is pretty decent. They all look pretty skanky though.
I've tried tons of dome with slider keyboards, the best ones I've found to be BTC dome with slider and Scorpius dome with slider. I made a large review here:
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Take the QuietKey. NMB dome with slider is pretty decent. They all look pretty skanky though.
I've tried tons of dome with slider keyboards, the best ones I've found to be BTC dome with slider and Scorpius dome with slider. I made a large review here:
wow you have an account on geekhack chyrosran , thank you for answering both on youtube and in this forum
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I've had a Dell QuietKey in the closet for a little over a year, it was given to me by someone who found it at work and said it 'felt mechanical.'
I cleaned it up last week, and outside of the yellowing of the ABS plastic keys I have to say for a rubber dome keyboard it is pretty great.
They have a great tactile feel, which, after the switch breaks through the bump, goes down to bottoming out very smoothly without feeling mushy.
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If you're interested in a nmb dome with slider board, PM me, I have one free for the price of shipping in classifieds.
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The third one is Fujitsu which are mushy but smooth and fairly tactile. I don't think you can run it without making your own converter.
Some of the Sun Type 6 have USB.
I have not tried the Type 6. The Type 5 is very mushy but the Type 7 is quite nice to type on even though all are made by Fujitsu and appear very much alike.
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The third one is Fujitsu which are mushy but smooth and fairly tactile. I don't think you can run it without making your own converter.
Some of the Sun Type 6 have USB.
I have not tried the Type 6. The Type 5 is very mushy but the Type 7 is quite nice to type on even though all are made by Fujitsu and appear very much alike.
I've tried Type 5-7 and I can't tell the typing feel apart. The 5 and 7 look way better than the 6 though.