Accessory Best Wireless Mechanical Keyboard?
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I have only experienced the Corsair K63 wireless personalIy. I picked up a couple of weeks ago and I absolutely love it so far.
Cherry reds and although it’s plastic throughout it feels solid. No issues mashing del key to get to the bios and seems very responsive in both typing and gaming. This and the Logitech g403 make a nice wireless kb mouse combo.
Cherry reds and although it’s plastic throughout it feels solid. No issues mashing del key to get to the bios and seems very responsive in both typing and gaming. This and the Logitech g403 make a nice wireless kb mouse combo.
I've never used one myself but I have heard really good things about Drevo Calibur 71 Key Wireless, priced really well too.
Nice! Definitely a nice price. Crap I have always wanted to try a 60% kb and it looks like the Drevo has some diff switch options. Blacks seem interesting to me. MUST RESIST. BT seems to get less love from the gamer crowd for latency reasons but for a HTPC or the light gamer it may be fine.
Alongside this question - is there a full sized (with tenkey, because I'm not a pleb), wireless KB with MX Browns?
Your experience with Bluetooth is heavily going to depend on the devices you're using, including your computer's Bluetooth receiver and possibly the positioning of any antennae.
That keyboard has the latest and greatest Bluetooth, 4.0, which is pretty good. If you have a quality Bluetooth receiver (that has decent conditions, i.e. isn't behind tons of thick steel panels of a computer case) you should have a fine couch-to-computer experience. I'd think.
After researching today, I was actually kind of leaning towards the Filco Convertible 2 TKL since I love my Majestouch 2 TKL. Just need to figure out the difference between Cherry Blacks and Browns.
Resident HHKB god here.
Go with the Filco Convertible and pick yourself up a dope PBT keyset because ABS is literally ass to type on. Maybe in orange to match your S4 build.
Edit: Also, to answer your question about switches. Blacks are a linear switch with no tactile feedback (these are essentially reds but with a heavier spring and might be my personal favorite Cherry switch). Browns are a tactile switch with a little bump in each depression of the switch.
If you have the ability to test out switches before buying, do it.
Go with the Filco Convertible and pick yourself up a dope PBT keyset because ABS is literally ass to type on. Maybe in orange to match your S4 build.
Edit: Also, to answer your question about switches. Blacks are a linear switch with no tactile feedback (these are essentially reds but with a heavier spring and might be my personal favorite Cherry switch). Browns are a tactile switch with a little bump in each depression of the switch.
If you have the ability to test out switches before buying, do it.
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Non-standard bottom row and abs keycaps.
Two deal breakers on a premium keyboard in my opinion.
You could pry that Corsair logo plate right off and put a sweet Kmpkt logo on there instead
I do agree the body could be slimmer. Also Corsair using non ‘standard ‘ key spacing makes it less customizable as @Thehack mentioned. I would like it to come down to under 100usd as well. But it has been performing well and I am definitely satisfied so far.
Went ahead and bought the Filco Convertible 2 with Cherry Black switches. Will let you guys know what I think when I get it.
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