How's the tactile feedback on the kb? im trying to decide between this and an EasyAcc Mechanical-like gaming keyboard (not really mechanical)
379532
The Tactile feedback is great! Right when you press the keys it snaps just like a mechanical, also if you like the sound mechanical keyboards make you would like this one. I have never seen or used an EasyAcc keyboard but I think you would love this keyboard :D
1054583
The key travel is longer than Apple keyboards and the feedback as you press down feels slightly stronger. To me, it's more comfortable for me than Apple keyboards.
1130022
Eric, Thanks for a well thought out review. It's nice to hear from someone with playing experience who has lived with one of these keyboards over time.I have to ask, what did you think of the Korg? How did it compare with the other two?
1034102
It's not bad. It is a little firm, but palm rests are like beds. Everyone likes them a little different when it comes to firmness. It's 1000x better than the hard plastic the keyboards come with. I'm using it on a logitech G510.
2082677
You may want to watch this video review - it's why I may get this keyboard.www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1V0oj9Vv0Y
205150
Hmm... Typing on it now, I'd say that the keys have a very small amount of resistance. I like it, enough to feel like you're pressing a button, but not at all difficult to do so.
340360
this keyboard sucks for gaming... seriously! I don't know what its is good for hit the cat with?? It does not remember the state it was last in so every reboot required reactivating the lights. The key to illuminate was print screen / scroll lock which screwed up some other applications that i used when i was turning it on or off. I bought a Logitech illuminated K740. The illumination works great and it remembers the state of the lighting. It also is flat and the keys are easy to see / use. I play BF4 so this works great although i use a Logitech g13 with that also. But games like Far cry 3 work great. good luck this keyboard sucks for gaming... seriously! I don't know what its is good for hit the cat with?? It does not remember the state it was last in so every reboot required reactivating the lights. The key to illuminate was print screen / scroll lock which screwed up some other applications that i used when i was turning it on or off. I bought a Logitech illuminated K740. The illumination works great and it remembers the state of the lighting. It also is flat and the keys are easy to see / use. I play BF4 so this works great although i use a Logitech g13 with that also. But games like Far cry 3... » Read More this keyboard sucks for gaming... seriously! I don't know what its is good for hit the cat with?? It does not remember the state it was last in so every reboot required reactivating the lights. The key to illuminate was print screen / scroll lock which screwed up some other applications that i used when i was turning it on or off. I bought a Logitech illuminated K740. The illumination works great and it remembers the state of the lighting. It also is flat and the keys are easy to see / use. I play BF4 so this works great although i use a Logitech g13 with that also. But games like Far cry 3 work great. good luck « Show Less
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I got same Model NO, But do you feel it as good tactile feedback?. I feel like its mushy. don't you think the model No. should be different? I think it supposed to be 73P5220
1935252
I agree with Duc. All the latest mechanical keyboards use the same switches from Cherry, so they're give the same basic feel. In terms of price, the Razer keyboards, which use Cherry MX Blue switches seem the best and combined with the macro software is a rather great choice. I have two Filco Majestouch keyboards, one with Cherry MX Brown (tactile, but not clicky) and one with Cherry MX Blue (tactile + clicky) switches. In my opinion, I feel that the Cherry MX Brown switches are better for typing, but they're easier to fat finger, Blues are better for gaming as it's harder to mistype a key. The only thing is Cherry MX Brown switches are harder to come by in the US, but both Filco, which are now purchasable on Amazon via a merchant and the Das S Silent utilize said switches.
677807
This is not a mechanical keyboard, but I'm really actually surprised to find that out. It is an excellent gaming keyboard. I bought it for my boyfriend for Christmas, and has yet to voice a single complaint or issue with it. I plan to buy a second for myself, very soon.
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Logitech's quality has really gone to crap lately in my experience a ton of response lag in the mouse movement and as far as keyboard goes I would notice that some letters would be completely missing when I would type something out. In general I don't even mess with wireless keyboards or mice anymore I went with a much better setup with a wired keyboard and mouse from Corsair I recommend the K70.
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Seems quite well bulit to me, the only issue i can forsee is the extender bar for your wrists at the bottom may become worn/break if you adjust it alot, i just dont use it so i dont have an issue and its still comfortable. Ive owned it for quite awhile (cant recall exact date, not sure if my review is dated) 6+ months. Great durability, all lights working, all functions working. I use this keyboard daily for gaming and school work, so it gets quite a workout. If you're debating on which keyboard you want, i suggest this one 100%! Great customizability, durability, and functionality for the price. Seems quite well bulit to me, the only issue i can forsee is the extender bar for your wrists at the bottom may become worn/break if you adjust it alot, i just dont use it so i dont have an issue and its still comfortable. Ive owned it for quite awhile (cant recall exact date, not sure if my review is dated) 6+ months. Great durability, all lights working, all functions working. I use this keyboard daily for gaming and school work, so it gets quite a workout. If you're debating on which keyboard you want, i suggest this one 100%! Great customizability, durability, and functionality for the... » Read More Seems quite well bulit to me, the only issue i can forsee is the extender bar for your wrists at the bottom may become worn/break if you adjust it alot, i just dont use it so i dont have an issue and its still comfortable. Ive owned it for quite awhile (cant recall exact date, not sure if my review is dated) 6+ months. Great durability, all lights working, all functions working. I use this keyboard daily for gaming and school work, so it gets quite a workout. If you're debating on which keyboard you want, i suggest this one 100%! Great customizability, durability, and functionality for the price. « Show Less
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It is, for me at least. The keys feel more responsive, more... travel and spring to them (hard to describe). It also seems to have a little more spacing between the keys, or at least it feels like it does. One other detail I like is having the numeric keypad on the side when I need it. All-in-all, absent the solar charging issues, its a very good keyboard (IMHO). I hope this helps.
662550
This is a mechanical...as opposed to electronic...keyboard. That is the reason it feels and sounds different. For a gamer, according to my sons...all three of them...this is kind of a 'purist' thing. For me, it is a matter of perference.
561050
I've never tried the K70 but I don't really have any reason to buy another keyboard. The Quickfire TK is doing just fine for me and i haven't encountered any problems with it. I'm sure either one would be a great buy for you.
1956932
Yes, the shift keys don't click as noticeably as the others but even they have the same overall responsive feel. I hadn't even noticed the slight difference in sound from the shift keys until I started checking to see if there were any differences. I wonder if they used MX red on the shift keys and blue everywhere else.
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I really like the feel of the keys...they have a positive feel, not squishy but sensitive. I like it much better than the Microsoft Natural Elite it replaced.