[Final vote] Best regular keyboard in 2011
- webwit
- Wild Duck
- Location: The Netherlands
- Main keyboard: Model F62
- Favorite switch: IBM beam spring
- DT Pro Member: 0000
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Please vote for your winner of the award for the Best regular keyboard in 2011.
By voting in this category you can win a Customizer or SpaceSaver M keyboard from Unicomp.
This is the final round. See the first round and second round for reference.
By voting in this category you can win a Customizer or SpaceSaver M keyboard from Unicomp.
This is the final round. See the first round and second round for reference.
- webwit
- Wild Duck
- Location: The Netherlands
- Main keyboard: Model F62
- Favorite switch: IBM beam spring
- DT Pro Member: 0000
- Contact:
It's what people voted for.
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- Location: Stockholm, Sweden
- DT Pro Member: 0011
I vote G80-3000, because my G80-3000 has Cherry MX Clears and you can't get a Filco or WASD with them.
It also cost me a third of the price, and the Cherry keyboards provide lots of great, inexpensive, compatible key caps for it (PBT or thick double-shots ABS), well.. at least if you live in Europe like I do.
(This message was of course typed on my G80-3000 with Cherry MX Clears)
It also cost me a third of the price, and the Cherry keyboards provide lots of great, inexpensive, compatible key caps for it (PBT or thick double-shots ABS), well.. at least if you live in Europe like I do.
(This message was of course typed on my G80-3000 with Cherry MX Clears)
- Ekaros
- Location: Finland,
- Main keyboard: FILCO MAJESTOUCH 105 MX Brown SW/FI
- Main mouse: Razer
- Favorite switch: MX Clear
- DT Pro Member: -
I like plate mounted more, atleast on full size, there is bit too much flex on G80-3000, and keycaps don't come off nicely ;DFindecanor wrote:I vote G80-3000, because my G80-3000 has Cherry MX Clears and you can't get a Filco or WASD with them.
It also cost me a third of the price, and the Cherry keyboards provide lots of great, inexpensive, compatible key caps for it (PBT or thick double-shots ABS), well.. at least if you live in Europe like I do.
(This message was of course typed on my G80-3000 with Cherry MX Clears)
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- Location: Belgium, land of Liberty Wafles and Freedom Fries
- Main keyboard: G80-3K with Clears
- Favorite switch: Capacitative BS
- DT Pro Member: 0049
I second that - bought two of them in 2011.Findecanor wrote:I vote G80-3000, because my G80-3000 has Cherry MX Clears and you can't get a Filco or WASD with them.
It also cost me a third of the price, and the Cherry keyboards provide lots of great, inexpensive, compatible key caps for it (PBT or thick double-shots ABS), well.. at least if you live in Europe like I do.
(This message was of course typed on my G80-3000 with Cherry MX Clears)
You get what you pay for with regard to the case and PCB-mounted switches, but the keyboard works as good and lasts as long as the more expensive keyboards out there.
- Daemon Raccoon
- Location: Flyover Country, United States
- Main keyboard: Model M SSK 1391472
- Main mouse: CST2545W-RC LTrac
- Favorite switch: Buckling Spring
- DT Pro Member: -
I vote for the WASD v1, (my sister bought one) its solidly built and you can easily customize it when you order.
- zoidbergslo
- Location: Slovenia
- Main keyboard: Filco Majestouch 2
- Main mouse: Logitech G600
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX Brown
- DT Pro Member: -
This is for starcraft. It has keycaps for matrix keybinds
- Matuka
- Location: United Kingdom
- Main mouse: Microsoft Wheel Mouse Optical 1.1a
- DT Pro Member: -
Doubt it, the function keys are too far apart from the main section of the keyboard. Using your location would be so much harder and impractical. Marcoing would be harder! D: Or perhaps its just my view on that dinosaur keyboard.zoidbergslo wrote:This is for starcraft. It has keycaps for matrix keybinds