I hear nothing but praise for mechanicals and the average price for them seem to be $80-$120, but when you factor in the life of the thing they're much cheaper than your standard keyboardcoolstorybro wrote:
@bevo, im all for nice keyboards, but there are soooo many good ones under $80 that paying twice that seems ridiculous
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you can get quiet mechanicalsjsnipy wrote:
i just cant take the noise
the steelseries aren't very loud, youtube will provideMiggle wrote:
you can get quiet mechanicalsjsnipy wrote:
i just cant take the noise
I remember after a few years my G7 dock started to act faulty. It wouldn't always charge the battery. So my mouse's battery would die, I'd go switch the batteries, then find out that the new battery was barely charged.Dauntless wrote:
well i like this G7 because it has 2 batteries, one is charging in the dock while the other is used, so i just swap them when i need to
i don't want some ghey cable in the mouse while it charges, i might as well just get a wired one
The trackpad on my Apple Inc. MacBook Pro just works.Dauntless wrote:
Well i've had this mouse since December 2005 and it's worked fine ever since, even after my 2 year old nephew got hold of it and decided to repeatedly smash it against the floor
it's still working now but for the last few weeks i feel like the batteries aren't lasting as long as they used to, and could do with a change.
They're both non-click switches, the browns are tacticle and lighter than the blacks.Nic wrote:
sorry i meant brown switches, they have gold plating in them and I thought they were supposed to be the quiet ones.
Hmmm....Dauntless wrote:
man i just felt the radiator in my room with my foot, it was fucking red hot
so i get up to go turn the heating off because it's so hot in here and on my way out i feel the radiator with my hand
and get this...
Spoiler (highlight to read):
the radiator was off and the heat i felt in my foot was all in my head...