read the 1st postIcarium wrote:Okay, to get started, what is a sinklist?
The Cherry Switch Try Gaming PCB's
- CeeSA
- Location: Westerwald, Germany
- Main keyboard: Deck 82 modded
- Main mouse: MM711
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX Blue
- DT Pro Member: 0016
- Contact:
- CeeSA
- Location: Westerwald, Germany
- Main keyboard: Deck 82 modded
- Main mouse: MM711
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX Blue
- DT Pro Member: 0016
- Contact:
2 German guys are in
- cable
- Location: Sweden
- Main keyboard: Filco Ninja Majestouch-2
- Main mouse: QPAD 5K
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX Blown
- DT Pro Member: -
I received the package today just some minutes ago.
The mailman even knocked on my door while I was showering so I had to get out and open. Was quite surprised when I got it.
Soon time to play around with them.
The mailman even knocked on my door while I was showering so I had to get out and open. Was quite surprised when I got it.
Soon time to play around with them.
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- Location: Finland
- Main keyboard: Looking to buy my first mechanic
- Main mouse: Performance mouse MX
- Favorite switch: Yet to find out!
- DT Pro Member: -
I've just registered on to the site but would nevertheless like to try the switches as I'm looking to buy my first mechanical keyboard. I live in Finland if that matters
- cable
- Location: Sweden
- Main keyboard: Filco Ninja Majestouch-2
- Main mouse: QPAD 5K
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX Blown
- DT Pro Member: -
PCB's received 26/01/2012
PCB's sent 30/01/2012
As the postal ain't working during the weekends I just sent it on Monday instead after work so he should receive this week.
PCB's sent 30/01/2012
As the postal ain't working during the weekends I just sent it on Monday instead after work so he should receive this week.
- CeeSA
- Location: Westerwald, Germany
- Main keyboard: Deck 82 modded
- Main mouse: MM711
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX Blue
- DT Pro Member: 0016
- Contact:
cable is the man! Thank you for reading the 1st post. Maybe your are the first one who posted the status as requested.cable wrote:PCB's received 26/01/2012
PCB's sent 30/01/2012
As the postal ain't working during the weekends I just sent it on Monday instead after work so he should receive this week.
Thank you.
@ others - that's the way
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- Location: Germany
- DT Pro Member: -
Here's a quick summary of my testing. I sorted out the Ghetto Reds, Clears, Clears with brown spring and Greens. Those switches aren't really available in any buyable board so I avoid the hassle right from the start. I didn't really like those 4 anyway.
Browns: Still don't know what to think of them. I like the feel when typing fast, but playing with it (I simulated strafing in Qlive) doesn't work for me. The bump when releasing the switch just feels weird imo. Also slowly draggin in the button to the switch point feels weird because of the bump. Didn't like them really.
Blues: Very clicky indeed. Noisy too. With soft rings it was a bit better but still loud. I would really love them for typing but then again I don't write essays, articles or blogs or similar. I'm mostly searching for a good reliable gaming keyboard. And in that part I see the noise too irritating and the simulated strafe momvement also didn't feel as good as with the following 2.
Blacks & Reds: The same switch but different pressure needed to press down. I'm still not quite sure which one to pick from those two, but at least I'm very close to getting where I wanted to. I might lean on to the reds though as they work pretty good for typing too which I can't see for the blacks as much. Also quick movement reactions might work better on reds than the heavier blacks.
Browns: Still don't know what to think of them. I like the feel when typing fast, but playing with it (I simulated strafing in Qlive) doesn't work for me. The bump when releasing the switch just feels weird imo. Also slowly draggin in the button to the switch point feels weird because of the bump. Didn't like them really.
Blues: Very clicky indeed. Noisy too. With soft rings it was a bit better but still loud. I would really love them for typing but then again I don't write essays, articles or blogs or similar. I'm mostly searching for a good reliable gaming keyboard. And in that part I see the noise too irritating and the simulated strafe momvement also didn't feel as good as with the following 2.
Blacks & Reds: The same switch but different pressure needed to press down. I'm still not quite sure which one to pick from those two, but at least I'm very close to getting where I wanted to. I might lean on to the reds though as they work pretty good for typing too which I can't see for the blacks as much. Also quick movement reactions might work better on reds than the heavier blacks.
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- Main keyboard: old cherry one
- Main mouse: Razer Abyssus
- Favorite switch: trying to find it out
- DT Pro Member: -
Hey guys!
Im from Austria and i think this is such an awsome idea. I decided that i want to buy a mecha. keyboard, but still don't know which type of switch to choose.
So can you add me ot the list?
Im from Austria and i think this is such an awsome idea. I decided that i want to buy a mecha. keyboard, but still don't know which type of switch to choose.
So can you add me ot the list?
- CeeSA
- Location: Westerwald, Germany
- Main keyboard: Deck 82 modded
- Main mouse: MM711
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX Blue
- DT Pro Member: 0016
- Contact:
your are welcome
- AtL
- Location: France
- Main keyboard: KBC Poker
- Main mouse: G500
- Favorite switch: Red
- DT Pro Member: -
Hi
Just got them this morning.
PCB's received 14/02/2012
PCB's sent 16/02 to Sweatdeath
Red : my favorites. Very light and when combined with fat o-rings it almost feel like typing on a laptop. I enjoy typing and gaming with them.
Black : same as Reds but too hard for me. It must be quite exhausting for long gaming session
Blue : they have the WOAH effects due to the clicky sound but it must be annoying quickly. I don't believe it as a good switch for gaming. Double taping them is not easy.
Green : same as Blue but harder. meh
Brown : Red + tactility. Trying to do both jobs but ending in a strange feeling like they are not reliable. You don't feel the bump when you type fast. It results as the switch has not a uniform feeling.
Clear : I definitely don't like tactility. The accentuation force is as light as the reds but the tactility feel is way better than the brown. You really know when you pass the accentuation point. But again to play I wouldn't chose them.
I contacted Arnianor 2 months ago to get his address. I wanted him to confirm it again (contacted 7/02/12) but he doesn't respond. I don't want the switches to get lost if he has moved house.
What should I do?
Cheers and thanks again CeeSA
Just got them this morning.
PCB's received 14/02/2012
PCB's sent 16/02 to Sweatdeath
Red : my favorites. Very light and when combined with fat o-rings it almost feel like typing on a laptop. I enjoy typing and gaming with them.
Black : same as Reds but too hard for me. It must be quite exhausting for long gaming session
Blue : they have the WOAH effects due to the clicky sound but it must be annoying quickly. I don't believe it as a good switch for gaming. Double taping them is not easy.
Green : same as Blue but harder. meh
Brown : Red + tactility. Trying to do both jobs but ending in a strange feeling like they are not reliable. You don't feel the bump when you type fast. It results as the switch has not a uniform feeling.
Clear : I definitely don't like tactility. The accentuation force is as light as the reds but the tactility feel is way better than the brown. You really know when you pass the accentuation point. But again to play I wouldn't chose them.
I contacted Arnianor 2 months ago to get his address. I wanted him to confirm it again (contacted 7/02/12) but he doesn't respond. I don't want the switches to get lost if he has moved house.
What should I do?
Cheers and thanks again CeeSA
Last edited by AtL on 16 Feb 2012, 11:24, edited 1 time in total.
- CeeSA
- Location: Westerwald, Germany
- Main keyboard: Deck 82 modded
- Main mouse: MM711
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX Blue
- DT Pro Member: 0016
- Contact:
if he does not answer, go to next in the line.
do you sent him pm and email?
you could send him an email via DESKTHORITY.
do you sent him pm and email?
you could send him an email via DESKTHORITY.
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- Location: Germany
- DT Pro Member: -
I finally settled on the reds.
Just wanted to share some further opinions.
The blues aren't suited for gaming imo. The bump activation and release points are not in the same spot which gives me problems. Bottoming out and fully releasing every keypress would work but gets annoying. I see them shine in typing though.
Browns feel nice for typing too and are quieter. The bump is a bit too shallow though. Thus for typing I still prefer blues. Browns are better suited for gaming though because the activation and release point of the bump are at the same spot. Also bottoming out which is often the case when gaming feels more pleasant because one almost doesn't feel the bump that way. It's still there though and it kinda makes me see browns as a 50/50 switch. Not the best for typing nor gaming but ok/good for both.
Blacks are nice and smooth. They are simple and linear and have no bump that might hinder doing double tapping. But they're not that great to hold down. The fingers get a little fatigue. Unless one has pretty heavy big fat hands I see a possible drain in activation time. In Qlive I often strafe very fast from left to right to left..during aiming with the shaft. For example I press left/right/left/right in 1-2 sec. The switch felt too heavy to do this quickly and reliable.
The reds are as simple and linear as the blacks. But they allow me to do those mentioned movements fatigue-free and faster. As I had them a while on the KBC Poker I know they work well for typing too. Bottoming out is the norm but that's a non-issue with such light pressure really.
I'm glad I settled with my perfect cherry mx switch and thankfully had the opportunity to compare them all.
I now ordered myself a Noppoo Mini with reds. It has a very nice layout and is plate mounted. Two things that made me sell the Poker (layout the main issue here, it was toooo minimal).
Thanks for this and happy testing!
Just wanted to share some further opinions.
The blues aren't suited for gaming imo. The bump activation and release points are not in the same spot which gives me problems. Bottoming out and fully releasing every keypress would work but gets annoying. I see them shine in typing though.
Browns feel nice for typing too and are quieter. The bump is a bit too shallow though. Thus for typing I still prefer blues. Browns are better suited for gaming though because the activation and release point of the bump are at the same spot. Also bottoming out which is often the case when gaming feels more pleasant because one almost doesn't feel the bump that way. It's still there though and it kinda makes me see browns as a 50/50 switch. Not the best for typing nor gaming but ok/good for both.
Blacks are nice and smooth. They are simple and linear and have no bump that might hinder doing double tapping. But they're not that great to hold down. The fingers get a little fatigue. Unless one has pretty heavy big fat hands I see a possible drain in activation time. In Qlive I often strafe very fast from left to right to left..during aiming with the shaft. For example I press left/right/left/right in 1-2 sec. The switch felt too heavy to do this quickly and reliable.
The reds are as simple and linear as the blacks. But they allow me to do those mentioned movements fatigue-free and faster. As I had them a while on the KBC Poker I know they work well for typing too. Bottoming out is the norm but that's a non-issue with such light pressure really.
I'm glad I settled with my perfect cherry mx switch and thankfully had the opportunity to compare them all.
I now ordered myself a Noppoo Mini with reds. It has a very nice layout and is plate mounted. Two things that made me sell the Poker (layout the main issue here, it was toooo minimal).
Thanks for this and happy testing!
- CeeSA
- Location: Westerwald, Germany
- Main keyboard: Deck 82 modded
- Main mouse: MM711
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX Blue
- DT Pro Member: 0016
- Contact:
nice, thank you for the update!
- CeeSA
- Location: Westerwald, Germany
- Main keyboard: Deck 82 modded
- Main mouse: MM711
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX Blue
- DT Pro Member: 0016
- Contact:
you are welcome.
- CeeSA
- Location: Westerwald, Germany
- Main keyboard: Deck 82 modded
- Main mouse: MM711
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX Blue
- DT Pro Member: 0016
- Contact:
bienvenida
you are in th list
you are in th list
- Vax
- Location: /dev/null
- Main keyboard: Filco & Browns, Vintage Cherry Doubleshots
- Main mouse: Zowie FK, QCK+
- Favorite switch: Browns
- DT Pro Member: -
Can you give me a hint where to buy those O-Rings you speak of?AtL wrote:Red : my favorites. Very light and when combined with fat o-rings it almost feel like typing on a laptop. I enjoy typing and gaming with them.
- AtL
- Location: France
- Main keyboard: KBC Poker
- Main mouse: G500
- Favorite switch: Red
- DT Pro Member: -
- CeeSA
- Location: Westerwald, Germany
- Main keyboard: Deck 82 modded
- Main mouse: MM711
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX Blue
- DT Pro Member: 0016
- Contact:
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