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A Few Months With A Das Keyboard Model 4
A few months ago, after moving into my new apartment, I decided that I was ready for an upgrade to my PC. New CPU? Nope. New graphics card? Nope. More RAM? Nah. I decided to try my hand at my first ever mechanical keyboard. After doing some Google research and attempting to sort through what others thought the best 'starter' mechanical keyboard was as far as reliability and quality one name continued to come up: Das.
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I own a WASD mechanical keyboard for some months now and will definitely not go back to soft-keys again. Here's the linklink http://www.wasdkeyboards.com/index.php/produc...v2-88-key-iso-custom-mechanical-keyboard.html
Once you go "clack", there's no turning back.
The felling and feedback of a mechanical keyborard have no equal, but the best thing about them (in my opinion) is the weight. rubber dome keyboards tend to be extremely light, so in tense gaming situations, the keybord moves too much. The extra weight of a mechanical helps keep it in place, wich is awsome for me.
God, that sucks. I was really interested in checking out that site. However, they manage to splash up a huge intermodal that you can't easily escape out of.