Even the £60 mech keyboards will be better than any rubber dome For £100-£150, you'll get a very decent board
Good i shall keep the filco keyboard in mind for now then would i see a massive difference from my current keyboard which is cyborg v7 ?
Yeah got the steelseries heavy mouse mat, it's way larger than I thought, covers over half the desk! Vesa mount up and new mouse working well, just got to wait for the keyboard to arrive from Hong Kong now.
@virus44 I noticed a massive difference from my Cyborg V5. I don't know anyone (at all) who was ever not impressed by a mechanical the first time they tried them (not including the massive old clicky IBM model M ones) Not that there is anything wrong with the massive old click IBM Model M ones..
As you may have noticed in the mechanical keyboard thread i have decided to get a HHKB2 So i should see a massive improvement from my cyborg v7.
You're jumping straight into the deep end of mechanical boards I don't get Topre board, they just seem like fancy rubber domes. But then again, I've never typed on one.
I'll be buying a buckling spring next, since I've tried all the MX switches I've wanted too. Then I'll think about a topre.
they are right hurrr http://www.pckeyboard.com/ You can even get one with the IBM nipple and right/left mouse buttons right on the keyboard http://pckeyboard.com/page/EnduraPro/UB40PGA
That's cool, I'd like to try one soon. I also have to try alps but I just can't afford any new boards at the moment! Got to save up for Trebl's up coming sales
I definitely bought in, Filco TKL at work and the Quickfire at home. Does it make me a better typist? I miss fewer letters so make less typos than when I was using a rubber dome keyboard so maybe a touch. I spend all day typing so feel is probably a touch more important to me than most and there's no way I'll be going back to a dome keyboard after this. Scissor I can live with for shorter periods of time but it has to be mechanical for me for all day use. It just feels a lot nicer.