Updating an old thread - Desktop resolution links are below the photos (the post is a little darker, to make a more 'subtle' background)
desktop (1920 x 1200)In the photo below, you can see an original photo. Well not original. I HDR everything to give me the most control of my shot (sometimes they hardly look different from a normal exposed shot)

And here's the corrected shot

Desktop resolution is
hereAnother uncorrected shot. Lots of dust and dog hair. Despite me putting on the little shield that came with the keyboard...it still gets this dirty from normal use.

Here's the dark cleaned up version

Desktop
hereEnjoy

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Again, I'm a terrible reviewer because of my
very shallow experience with mechanical keyboards. I'll discuss what I notice differently, reserving the right to withhold any opinions about it until I test drive it for a week or so.
Shipping on this puppy was fast. The board came from Diamond Bar, CA to Henderson, NV (about 250m). Upon putting an order in early Thursday (Buying $130 keyboards at 6am is a hobby of mine), it was here by Friday morning (standard shipping). I won't make an assumptions to this taking longer if he generates more business, but damn - that's fast. Everything was very prompt, and being a "startup" distributor, Brian (EliteKeyboards.com) did a great job keeping me informed when it was being shipped with a tracking#.
Opening the package is everything you've seen from previous "unsheathings" of a majestouch. A thin clear plastic shield over the keys, with a ps/2 adapter and velcro around the cord. When removing it from the box it was much heavier than the g80-3000. As such, the key feels more solid when I bottom out the key. It's more compact, and people are right, the blue LED is BRIGHT (but only when looking straight on, it doesn't bother me when at an angle).

Filco on top, Cherry g80-3000 on bottom. Noticeable size difference between the two, as well as a slimmer design around the keyboard itself.

The finish on the Filco is also different. It's a lot more "matte" and less textured than the Cherry board is. The surface of the keys are also smoother in
comparison.

Filco seems to be a real solid brand. Because it's a "typists" keyboard over what the Cherry felt more like a 'point of sales' keyboard, its form and functionality makes a lot more sense. That's not to say the Cherry won't get anymore love, he's got a warm spot at work

Also, I'm noticing when holding a key down, it begins to repeat much sooner. I'm not sure if this is a by-product of N-Key rollover, but I like it! The original idea that made me want to buy a board with nkro was it would be neat to have, just to see what it was like, but it's fast 'pickup' on repeating keys when held down definitely made it feel like money well spent. (I do this a lot in coding, highlight or jumping from word to word holding down control).