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It's time to get a real keyboard. What's the goto Cherry Brown, non-gamer ten keyless? Everything has crazy LED lights and stuff I'm never going to use! I just want to type.
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Mar 25, 2018 02:59
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Dead Goon posted:I was looking at the Filco Majestouch 2 TKL as mentioned by Spiggy and the Cooler Master Masterkeys S TKL. I went for the Cooler Master for your same reasons. Thank you all for the advice. All three suggestions looked fine for what I need.
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Mar 25, 2018 23:15
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Hummer Driving human being posted:I went for the Cooler Master for your same reasons. Thank you all for the advice. All three suggestions looked fine for what I need. Woah, are cherry browns lighter than I expected. It takes almost no effort to press the keys and there's very little tactile resistance. Not disappointed but also not at all what I was expecting.
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Apr 1, 2018 02:38
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Has anyone shipped keyboards through the mail before? I'm trying to figure out a rough estimate of sending a keyboard with USPS. Using their normal package dimension shipping calculator it's between $15-$20 to ship across country. Does that sound right?
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Apr 6, 2018 22:09
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Would there be any market for a keyboard rental business? Keyboards seem so hard to test aside from being able to use on for a few days, so if a service existed that let you try a keyboard out for a couple of weeks for a fixed fee then swap it out for another, like the original physical DVD Netflix model, would anyone use it? It seems like the alternative now is to buy the keyboard, then return it if you don't like it. It sounds like the risks to this model would be the expensive costs of shipping the keyboards all over the place and that they could get destroyed in transit, as well as not having control over how they're treated by the renter. What other holes can be poked in this idea?
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Apr 9, 2018 16:23
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Rexxed posted:A lot of people won't want grimy keyboards used by other people. Being able to use a switch for a while before buying it is a good idea, I just don't know if mailing the same keyboard to a number of people will get anyone to want to buy one. The service would be more for letting people get a feel for a certain switch or keyboard, but when they choose to buy one they would buy it on their own and not from the rental place, unless they really wanted to buy a used one.
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Apr 9, 2018 18:54
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Would anyone use a keyboard sharing service to rent out their keyboards to people looking to try before they buy? The biggest hurdle I can find is shipping keyboards. They are fragile and not suited for cheap shipping. I'm wondering about a sharing service where people could locally post their keyboards for rent so people could try a keyboard for a week or two without taking the plunge and possibly not like what they get and have to ship keyboards back and forth.
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Aug 22, 2018 03:21
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