Post your Keyboard

>>59530438
Post socks, sissy boy.

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Ok but I don't have any ambient lighting

>>59530438
top or bottom?

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I got this keyboard out of a local shop for around 2$, he couldn't sell it because it's spanish and no one wanted it, it's a sweet deal actually because this keyboard is comfy as fuck for coding, I had the apple magic keyboard before that but I fucked up the wire.

>>59533389
Are those ergonomic buttons at the bottom line actually more comfortable to type? I spilled the tea on my desktop keyboard and if I buy a new anyway I thought I could try some weird marketed things like that.

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This might be overkill for my daily use but it's tough as fuck.

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>>59530438

eagletec master race

>>59533764
You have to be 18+ to post here.

>>59533745
What notebook is that beside the keyboard

>>59533846
Nothing special. Just something i got as a present by a business partner.

>>59530438
dat der focusrite

>>59533745
hahahaha no num pad pleb squad. please tell us how you like to move you fingers all over the place when you type numbers.

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>>59530687
remove that hair between your f and g key

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>>59530438

>>59534353
nice mouse my guy, i still have one of those i use on a server.

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>>59534375
Thanks man. I put some gun grip on the sides. Top tier shit.

>>59534353
makes me so hard

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>>59530438

>>59533456
yeah it's pretty comfy and you'll get used to it in less than a couple of hours if you had a very different keyboard, but if you had a similar keyboard then you'll feel right at home, the model name of this one is Logitech Deluxe 250.

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pic related with blue switches. it's ok.

also my first keyboard. I don't have any other mechanical and no modifications.

>>59534608
same here
I've got a Corsair K65 unplugged to my side, but this thing is just so comfy for some reason

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>>59533745
>Not entering numbers like a boss.
Idiot.

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My baby just arrived today. I'm still getting used to the layout and the new switches, but I'm loving the feel, looks, size, and specifically the sound.

Once I'm used to it, the I think I'll really like the layout. The left control being where caps usually is is really nice.

>>59530438
That keyboard looks beautiful. What is it?

>>59536556
Was meant for
>>59534196

>paying more for less

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>>59530438

>>59533764
>faggot with a trip liking shitty gamer aesthetics boards with LEDs
Go figure

>>59530438

>finger fedora

>>59534196
I can't speak for the parent post, but I do my math with letters here.

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Yes the font is awful on this thing and looks like Papyrus, but its a nice hefty board with lots of rubber feet, built in cable management, and about 3lbs so it does not really go anywhere or have a cheap clinky/clacky sound. Its also got o-rings and mx browns, so my coworkers wont kill me; its no louder than the ps/2 dell quietkey on my other terminal.

>>59534196
I'd say 90% of the math I type in is defining formulas for sample calculations/consistency checks, which typically is mostly letters until the last line.

>>59539359
When I got my first desktop computer, the majority of keyboards did not have a number pad, just the number row. I learned to type on a daisywheel electric type writer, those don't have number pads either.

I'm also left handed, but mouse with my right hand. I don't like the number keys that are not used regularly hogging the space where my mouse is more suited to go. Keyboards with the ten keys on the left are insanely expensive and not worth it.

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I've found a way to make browns much quieter and have a much shorter actuation distance (basically all I wanted). The concept is very simple (almost obvious), but I'm unsure of how to execute it. Also maybe it's been done already; I wouldn't know.

My keys already have o-rings so the largest source of noise from the keys is the clack when the key returns to rest. I've tried shoving stuff into the dead space in the keycap to dampen the sound but it made effectively no difference. The only way to stop the noise is to prevent the switch action from returning all the way up. The added effect to this is reducing the overall travel and moving the actuation point up closer to the top of the key press.

As a proof of concept I simply took a small bit of paper towel, held down the stem, and jammed the paper into the side of the opening a little bit with a small screw driver, then replacing the keycap. Part of the trick was making sure it wasn't being held down so far that the key wouldn't actuate, but this took very little finagling to achieve the first time. The current result is a key that makes a fraction of the noise and actuates (consistently) with very little pressure. It's basically sitting right on top of the bump so the resistance is pretty linear. But, this could in theory be adjusted slightly based on the distance whatever material you're using is holding the switch down.

Unfortunately my switches are LED mounted and I don't even own a soldering iron so I can't open the keyswitch housings, which would probably make accomplishing this is a proper way possible. I imagine with the right materials this would be entirely doable in a more precise and permanent fashion though, just that it would be fine and tedious work.

>>59540579
if you could open it up, you could buy nitrile A/C orings and put them between the switch cap and the switch body, then you have the o-ring for the down stroke on the cap, and the return stroke inside the switch itself.

But at this point I think it may have been better to just buy a Mattias Quiet Click switch keyboard, which has dampers for both actions already.

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>>59539299
it's only shitty to you, just because it's not your taste doesn't mean it's bad

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Unicomp master race here.

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>>59540831
Mah nigga, that's my current one. Getting this next.

>>59534353
WHERE DO I GET THAT KEEB I KEEP SEEING IT BUT NOTHING COMES UP FOR SIIG MINITOUCH

>>59536556
Wtf is that how get

>>59540667
Its shit you autistic manlet

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Only keyboard worth posting

>>59542735
Glancetron 8031 full programmable POS keyboard. Got it from eBay for 36€.

>>59542723
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2050601.m570.l1313.TR12.TRC2.A0.H0.Xsiig+mini+touch.TRS0&_nkw=siig+mini+touch&_sacat=0

I love my chinkpads. But in no way their keyboard can be considered better than something Cherry switch based.

>>59544098
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>>59542763

>>59530438
you're*

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Just got this bad boi in the mail. Can't wait to try him out.

>>59541495
Would've gotten the trackpoint version, if shipping to my country wasn't 70€

Why can chinks send everything for free or 1€ whilst burgers take 20€ here minimun for a small package?

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>>59536600
>not getting the superior one

>>59544579
>wanting a midget spacebar and a midget backspace

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Desk is pretty messy right now, cleaning after the new monitor arrives

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Too lazy to go take a new picture so have a really old /bst/ one.
IBM RT3200

>>59545804
>wanting a midget enter with no arrow keys and no left function key.
Small space isn't even a problem if you touchtype.

>>59533745
the club mate says enough

>>59548260
That's funny, because i live near the brewery that's producing it and i drink it since 1994. I like it, but i have no idea where or what the hype comes from.

I have an enormous Logitech G110 keyboard. It's a good keyboard but it is really wide. I'd like to get a short compact keyboard but I need it to have -

-black color
-backlighting
-wired via usb
-on-board usb port (My G110 has a usb port where I plug in the tiny receiver for the G602 wireless mouse).

Does such a keyboard exist? I'm having a hard time finding one.

Could someone recommend a keyboard please? I just spent hours looking for a keyboard and a mouse over amazon and while I did find a decent and cheap mouse (G300S, looks perfect since I have girly hands and use a crawl position) I couldn't find a decent keyboard.

It's mostly chink shits that break after a few months, and even for seemingly normal keyboards I often read people saying how keys input twice when hit and other similar annoyances.
Please help.