So I got the topre, after having used Cherry MX Browns, and Cherry MX Speeds. Topre definitely feels smoother and bouncier than the browns, which I like. The tactile feedback is a lot more noticeable than the browns. I didn't have any trouble getting used to it. The Topre switch is quite nice, and odds are you won't regret the purchase.
Old comment but I've owned several mechanical keyboards including cherry variations. I found that capacitive switches don't fatigue my fingers are produce a much more pleasant sound over the course of use. After a while the sharp clicky noises get tiresome too.
@@skycorrigan6511 still working just a few weeks ago I lubed it and feels even better but still waiting on some silence rings and ordered MATT3O MT3 /DEV/TTY KEYCAP SET as original abs keycaps are already shiny and do not feel too good. I see now they have 65% ones wish I could trade my as I am not the biggest fan of very large keyboards.
Wow, look at all these casuals who don't know anything about topre switches. Maybe you should do some research before you bash something you don't know anything about.
EvOLVIEd813 Well, it's not like this is a clone made by a shitty company. This is made by Realforce. Their non-RGB boards are the best Topre boards out there hands down.
You need to lube that thing up! Topre sounds like rain when it gets lubed up real nice. I have the original Cherry/Topre switch board, the Coolermaster Novatouch TKL.
I had a privilege to try more or less any available mechanical keyboard while I was in Japan and I can say Topre really is something else (in the most positive way possible). Downside is EU availability and price (you'll buy one that'll be passed on to your kids anyway). It's a proper Japan product; probably the most expensive keyboard you can buy (I don't count even smaller series 'ergonomic' experimental keyboards). Switch is very specific; after actuation you'll hit the spring which is inside rubber coat and the feedback it gives is amazing.
Another advantage of this board is the Cherry MX compatible stems, allowing you to use custom MX key-caps to customize it. It's shame they didn't include programability (macros, hotkeys, layouts) at this price point, given its opensource.
@@MrFreeze79 based on this, every key is linear but the tactile bump is tactile? What are you saying... This 'keyboard nerd' has no clue what he is talking about its hilarious
To everyone complaining about the price: the reason is because Topre makes their own exclusive switch for all their keyboards that is meant for enthusiast typists. The quality control is top notch, unlike Cherry clones. However, I would still URGE people to try them out before they buy, rather than buy them just because they are premium. I tried out a bunch of Topre keyboards in Japan, and I was honestly not a fan of the feel. In the end, it is all subjective.
Lionel Lim I bring my Infinity 60% with 78g Zealios to the office every day fyi. Where I work has nothing to do with the fact, that I would rather have the 87U as opposed to this.
They are quite nice, but also a bit (over?)hyped in the mech community in my opinion. Perhaps some of the other variations are different, but the 78g are not that far from a MX Clear - the spring "pings" a bit less, which is nice. I would still choose the Zealios, but it not something I would go out of my way to get, opposed to Gaterons og Cherry MX.
Idef1x most of the hype is a result of it being an easily availabe 'tuned' switch. Originative MOD switches are probably going to be regarded in the same sense eventually. I have 78g Zealios and I definitely can say they live up to the name of being extremely tactile and satisfying.
I've heard from many people that the Realforce RGB doesn't feel as good as traditional Topre switches because of the lighting. You should get your hands on an HHKB and HHKB Type-S and review those as well!
It should really have PBT keycaps at that price. Those are MX compatible sliders, though, which is incredibly nice. Pop on a set by Matt3o and it'll look beautiful.
I've been waiting for exactly this for years now! I thought Topre (Realforce) were one of those mainly B2B companies that release a few consumer products that they never (need to) update. Hell, I'm pretty sure Realforce keyboards became harder to find in recent years.
theodoro89 just use hasu controler on hhkb, no nedd for rgb, because its just a gimick you will use for some weeks and them it will just stay off or on one color.
I wish it has custom effect lighting option (for ex: two or three different effects run at the same time...). In addition, the lighting brightness should be brighter :D
Toxy Dmitry and everyone else talks about actuation point in length measurement units. does this mean what the keyboard does is not what it says out should do?
ok im actually wrong I have no idea what the fuck that is Topre normally have 3 different switch weightings but this clearly isn't that , this is 45G on the entire board but you can change the actuation point somehow, good feature but not what is normal for Topre. Oops.
hahaha... the spacers cost EXTRA, and these days people mod the realforce rgb with hyperspheres.. which are overpriced, but still better than buying the "Type S" topre, which is like $100 more than this keyboard :[
Some of us use it for spreadsheets, programming - and game macros. I had my entire numpad dedicated to WoW macros back in the day, because they were easy to reach...and I had already bound the entire F row as well as what is now known as the MOBA keys (QWERT etc..)
It's not ergonomic. Personally I have a HHKB with a topre realforce numpad on the right of my mouse area. Any full size keyboard will just put strain on your shoulders.
Well it doesn't have "mechanical switches" so that's your point out of the window straight away why would you even say that? It's nothing like mechanical keyboards, it's dome with slider. And all mechanical switches are totally different... compare cherry mx with ALPS.
You're right its just a pretentious keyboard, overcharging you based on little "features" they added to the average keyboard. If you pay that much for a keyboard you are brain dead.
Hello, I am 13 years old. I have college level abilities with English language and Maths, doing differential equations and integrals at age 11. I am currently learning vector calculus and topology. I also have a Stanford-Binet IQ of 192 and am fluent in 9 computer languages, and also speak some Mandarin Chinese. I also have Aspergers, ADHD, OCD, and periodic Depression. Despite my perspicuity, there are several vicissitudes impeding my progress, such as that the district will not allow children who were not in it in 5th grade to skip grades except by taking summer courses. Hmmph, guess I'll go to Stanford next year. It's not easy being a genius, in fact, it is harder than being 'normal', so don't feel too bad. Also, for the sake. of being punctilious, nobody's IQ should increase or decrease except for instances of severe damage to the cortical layer of the parietal lobe, because IQ is a scaled score relative to others your age. The variables g, general intelligence, and a, average g for someone of age x can be used in the formula g/a(100)=IQ, so 200/100(100)=200, but 50/25(100) also = 200 It is also true that Albert Einstein never was administered an IQ test, but most experts concur that his IQ was ~150-170.
Im currently looking for a new keyboard to replace my beloved ducky with Cherry MX Blue switches... so I heared Topre switches are the Thing to have...than I read all the rants about this rgb keyboard here... is there legitimate downside with this model? Or is it just that it has RGB that initiate bashing from the community?
The whole point of a review is for the reviewer to go over the points of the product for the viewing audience. Us the audience then has become a little more informed about the product and will always form initial opinions about that product. I know nothing about Topre, I won't even pretend I do. However I still have an opinion based on what I've seen in this video. 1) it looks a very nice board. 2) they obviously put in extra work to make their product unique; to that extent I agree that it is. 3) Pay attention class, "In my opinion" I can't see myself paying $300 USD for a keyboard, but...I would never slam someone else who would. We all have the ability to do what we want for ourselves, that is a beautiful thing. Lastly why is it human nature to attempt to convene the rest of humanity to like what you like, and curse them if they don't!???
$300 is extreme for a keyboard. Great feature set and customization though. Obviously it is for enthusiasts, and someone will purchase it. Personally, I think I would go buy an RX 480 along with a Corsair K70 for $300.
Brannan DI but if you post price of hhkb here ppl will definitely say "no arrow keys, number pads, media keys, wrist rest or function keys and it's 250 bucks???" Lol
Hey Dimitry, could you review the Arctis 3, 5, or 7 headset by Steelseries? It is supposed to be a good headset with good drivers and a very clear mic. The reviews I've seen say it's pretty good, but I need a to see one from a reviewer I trust. Your experience with audiophile-grade headphones and microphones gives you more credibility.
Another LunaPark of a keyboard! For crying out loud is the G810 the only keyboard that lights up only the symbol on the key cap and not the entire area around it???
All I can say is... Wow! Very pricey indeed. I couldn't afford such an esteemed piece of hardware. I'm happy with the choice of my Corsair K70 . And my budget is always gonna be within 100.00 to the 130.00 range. After that I feel as though the money would be more appropriated for a better mouse or something.
This version is apparently made quite poorly in comparison to the normal 87U, so I view the RGB version as a terrible value. If you type a lot and want very comfortable switches, then the 87U is definitely a good buy.
Honestly, I'd rather buy the k95 rgb platinum keyboard by Corsair. It's solid, the rgb is amazing, and the wristrests are great as well as the Cherry MX keys. It's $200 which is pricy, but not as pricy as the Topre Realforce RGB keyboard. Just my opinion :-)
the king of keyboards is an IBM beamspring, and prince model f 4704 (which are being remade with a hefty price tag) and the heir Model m. Topre is. very nice, but it is still a dome, but better than Cherry, but never near the state of king.
TOPRE IS A TACTILE SWITCH, GET IT RIGHT DMITRY. This is the second time you have said Topre was linear which is clearly untrue. You should know better.
still doesn't mean i'd have $300 to throw away for a keyboard. Unless you want to buy one for me. If you say you cant afford to, maybe you should get a job.
You know what I've never understood? When it comes to keyboards with secondary functions, why does the function key have to replace the menu key instead of one of the two windows keys?
Hearing ALMOST $300 is expensive for a keyboard looking at my $550 full cost of my M8 MkII build which even then isn't that expensive compared to other stand along kits.... my wallets chuckles while trying to hide it's tears
So I got the topre, after having used Cherry MX Browns, and Cherry MX Speeds. Topre definitely feels smoother and bouncier than the browns, which I like. The tactile feedback is a lot more noticeable than the browns. I didn't have any trouble getting used to it. The Topre switch is quite nice, and odds are you won't regret the purchase.
Thanks man - this is EXACTLY what I was looking for - straight forward comparison to the browns...
Old comment but I've owned several mechanical keyboards including cherry variations. I found that capacitive switches don't fatigue my fingers are produce a much more pleasant sound over the course of use. After a while the sharp clicky noises get tiresome too.
Had this keyboard since its release still 0 issues and best keyboard i owned i use it exclusively for linux terminal work.
How's it holding up? I just bought the ivory pfu limited edition full and I'm very excited
@@skycorrigan6511 still working just a few weeks ago I lubed it and feels even better but still waiting on some silence rings and ordered MATT3O MT3 /DEV/TTY KEYCAP SET as original abs keycaps are already shiny and do not feel too good. I see now they have 65% ones wish I could trade my as I am not the biggest fan of very large keyboards.
Deserves a "Damn Expensive Award"...
i am just gonna leave this like here
Not "Damn", DAM (canuck, get it?)
it's DAM as in beaver DAM.
@@isz9717 n o b o d y c a r e s
Wow, look at all these casuals who don't know anything about topre switches. Maybe you should do some research before you bash something you don't know anything about.
I'm a huge proponent of torpe keyboards and mechanical keyboards altogether, but when you say topre, I think of Leopold or HHKB, not this rgb... thing
EvOLVIEd813 Well, it's not like this is a clone made by a shitty company. This is made by Realforce. Their non-RGB boards are the best Topre boards out there hands down.
I have 2 87U and i love it, not this thing
To be fair, it's their call. I tried a bunch of Topre keyboards when I was in Japan, and I really didn't like the feeling. To each their own.
They feel like rubberdomes... pretty accurate considering they use rubber domes to create the tactile feeling.
You need to lube that thing up! Topre sounds like rain when it gets lubed up real nice. I have the original Cherry/Topre switch board, the Coolermaster Novatouch TKL.
You guys sure took your sweet time with this keyboard.
Your channel is one of my favourite because of the great quality reviews and camera work. Keep it up!
Can't wait for mine to arrive this October.
Curious, how did you like it?
I had a privilege to try more or less any available mechanical keyboard while I was in Japan and I can say Topre really is something else (in the most positive way possible). Downside is EU availability and price (you'll buy one that'll be passed on to your kids anyway). It's a proper Japan product; probably the most expensive keyboard you can buy (I don't count even smaller series 'ergonomic' experimental keyboards). Switch is very specific; after actuation you'll hit the spring which is inside rubber coat and the feedback it gives is amazing.
Writing this using my IBM model F All hail the capacitive buckling spring
How'd you get the compatibility? The model F doesn't use a PS/2 plug.
You can make the adapter yourself (Soarer's Converter) for about 20 $ or buy one for around 40
All hail the keyboard hipster!
ALL HAIL BUCKLING SPRING!
for the AT models you can just use an adapter and it works fine
Another advantage of this board is the Cherry MX compatible stems, allowing you to use custom MX key-caps to customize it. It's shame they didn't include programability (macros, hotkeys, layouts) at this price point, given its opensource.
How do you not have millions of subs?! Your video quality is so awesome, and your reviews are just so detailed!
They now have almost 2 million :)
For being a "keyboard nerd" Dmitri seems to have zero knowledge about keyboards.
How so?
@@skycorrigan6511 maybe because topre 45g switches are not linear
@@bananaforscale1445 they are linear. the rubber dome gives it the tactile bump, but otherwise, it is linear 100%
@@MrFreeze79 based on this, every key is linear but the tactile bump is tactile? What are you saying...
This 'keyboard nerd' has no clue what he is talking about its hilarious
@@MrFreeze79 wow you really don’t know too much do you? Shame
To everyone complaining about the price: the reason is because Topre makes their own exclusive switch for all their keyboards that is meant for enthusiast typists. The quality control is top notch, unlike Cherry clones. However, I would still URGE people to try them out before they buy, rather than buy them just because they are premium. I tried out a bunch of Topre keyboards in Japan, and I was honestly not a fan of the feel. In the end, it is all subjective.
I would rather have the 87U if I were to get a Realforce :)
A cheap IBM keyboard will do. No need some bullshit 87u. Have you even worked in an office? LOL blue collar
Lionel Lim I bring my Infinity 60% with 78g Zealios to the office every day fyi. Where I work has nothing to do with the fact, that I would rather have the 87U as opposed to this.
Idef1x Zealios? I'm jealous.
They are quite nice, but also a bit (over?)hyped in the mech community in my opinion. Perhaps some of the other variations are different, but the 78g are not that far from a MX Clear - the spring "pings" a bit less, which is nice. I would still choose the Zealios, but it not something I would go out of my way to get, opposed to Gaterons og Cherry MX.
Idef1x most of the hype is a result of it being an easily availabe 'tuned' switch. Originative MOD switches are probably going to be regarded in the same sense eventually. I have 78g Zealios and I definitely can say they live up to the name of being extremely tactile and satisfying.
I've heard from many people that the Realforce RGB doesn't feel as good as traditional Topre switches because of the lighting. You should get your hands on an HHKB and HHKB Type-S and review those as well!
It should really have PBT keycaps at that price. Those are MX compatible sliders, though, which is incredibly nice. Pop on a set by Matt3o and it'll look beautiful.
do reviews like this more often! like you out yourself in the video rathe than just mostly the keyboard shots
I just bought a G810 few days ago .... danm it ! now I want this
I've been waiting for exactly this for years now! I thought Topre (Realforce) were one of those mainly B2B companies that release a few consumer products that they never (need to) update. Hell, I'm pretty sure Realforce keyboards became harder to find in recent years.
I think their loyal cult following ensures that there will always be a way to purchase or find one.
Dimitri is awesome! keep up with the good work bro!
this channel should be called keyboard and case reviewer
I use a $14 keyboard from amazon and it has worked great for many years
Now they need to create a fully programmable topre 60% RGB keyboard. That would be awesome!
theodoro89 just use hasu controler on hhkb, no nedd for rgb, because its just a gimick you will use for some weeks and them it will just stay off or on one color.
light keys are needed for me, ive never gotten fatigued using my board and i prefer mx blues over anything else, i even switch my keys to new boards
Wow, I will be such an amazing and accurate gamer with this. Maybe I'll buy two !
"I could build a house with it!"
Make your dream come true Dimitri!
I wish it has custom effect lighting option (for ex: two or three different effects run at the same time...). In addition, the lighting brightness should be brighter :D
would make sense to have 3 different actuation distances if buying 3 keyboards with 3 different switches didn't cost less
And the 3 keyboard would last far longer.
and have keycaps and switches to spare
Toxy Dmitry and everyone else talks about actuation point in length measurement units. does this mean what the keyboard does is not what it says out should do?
Toxy It's a pity I didn't see this in the video
ok im actually wrong I have no idea what the fuck that is Topre normally have 3 different switch weightings but this clearly isn't that , this is 45G on the entire board but you can change the actuation point somehow, good feature but not what is normal for Topre. Oops.
Oh, come ON Topre. Your reputation is built on PBT keycaps!
First time that i watch comercials, the Blondy is Top!!
I noticed new rewiev of keyboard from harwarecanucks and I though "maybe finally something affordable"
And then 289$
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Not enough spacers on a $300 keyboard..
Thought the same it's not like they're expensive lol
the spacers come with it or do you buy it separately
hahaha... the spacers cost EXTRA, and these days people mod the realforce rgb with hyperspheres.. which are overpriced, but still better than buying the "Type S" topre, which is like $100 more than this keyboard :[
Topre Keyboard
>RGB
>Full size
This keyboard is a crime
Why would you ever need the numpad?
Some of us use it for spreadsheets, programming - and game macros. I had my entire numpad dedicated to WoW macros back in the day, because they were easy to reach...and I had already bound the entire F row as well as what is now known as the MOBA keys (QWERT etc..)
It's not ergonomic. Personally I have a HHKB with a topre realforce numpad on the right of my mouse area. Any full size keyboard will just put strain on your shoulders.
Why the fuck do people care if it's RGB? If you don't like it, just set it to one color and leave it there. Is it really that hard?
I've been using full size boards for 30 years and my shoulders feel pretty damn good. Don't drink the koolaid kids.
If it has mechanical switches its all pretty much the same, give or take some extra features you may or may not want/use.
Well it doesn't have "mechanical switches" so that's your point out of the window straight away why would you even say that? It's nothing like mechanical keyboards, it's dome with slider.
And all mechanical switches are totally different... compare cherry mx with ALPS.
You're right its just a pretentious keyboard, overcharging you based on little "features" they added to the average keyboard. If you pay that much for a keyboard you are brain dead.
I am currently using an MX Brown but one day I wish I can use an Electric Capacitive switches like Topre...
I like the old review style more
Cool Keyboard ...........
I sold my 55g non rgb version because the keys were too heavy for me. Felt great, but really slowed me down. Hopefully the 45g will be just right.
The keyboard is expensive for a reason, topre is more complicated than general mx style switches, and it feels really good to type on
this guy's review style is like if linus tech tips and austin evans had a baby.
Hello, I am 13 years old. I have college level abilities with English language and Maths, doing differential equations and integrals at age 11. I am currently learning vector calculus and topology. I also have a Stanford-Binet IQ of 192 and am fluent in 9 computer languages, and also speak some Mandarin Chinese. I also have Aspergers, ADHD, OCD, and periodic Depression. Despite my perspicuity, there are several vicissitudes impeding my progress, such as that the district will not allow children who were not in it in 5th grade to skip grades except by taking summer courses. Hmmph, guess I'll go to Stanford next year. It's not easy being a genius, in fact, it is harder than being 'normal', so don't feel too bad. Also, for the sake. of being punctilious, nobody's IQ should increase or decrease except for instances of severe damage to the cortical layer of the parietal lobe, because IQ is a scaled score relative to others your age. The variables g, general intelligence, and a, average g for someone of age x can be used in the formula g/a(100)=IQ, so 200/100(100)=200, but 50/25(100) also = 200 It is also true that Albert Einstein never was administered an IQ test, but most experts concur that his IQ was ~150-170.
I love the Z9 neo
Im currently looking for a new keyboard to replace my beloved ducky with Cherry MX Blue switches... so I heared Topre switches are the Thing to have...than I read all the rants about this rgb keyboard here... is there legitimate downside with this model? Or is it just that it has RGB that initiate bashing from the community?
We've just entered the realm of stupid and expensive....... But whatever floats your boat. I just love my Corsair K70
but..but...I only got 1 kidney left
tried typing on it once, feels like an extremely durable membrane keyboard is it worth it for $289...?
The whole point of a review is for the reviewer to go over the points of the product for the viewing audience. Us the audience then has become a little more informed about the product and will always form initial opinions about that product. I know nothing about Topre, I won't even pretend I do. However I still have an opinion based on what I've seen in this video. 1) it looks a very nice board. 2) they obviously put in extra work to make their product unique; to that extent I agree that it is. 3) Pay attention class, "In my opinion" I can't see myself paying $300 USD for a keyboard, but...I would never slam someone else who would. We all have the ability to do what we want for ourselves, that is a beautiful thing.
Lastly why is it human nature to attempt to convene the rest of humanity to like what you like, and curse them if they don't!???
typing this with the topre realforce rgb its amazing!!!!
5:27 , that drop on desk made me jump. I don't know why but i really wasn't expecting that
nice review
A nice keyboard but the price is too steep..
Well I prefer Mx Black or White switches anyways (yes I'm of a rare breed it seems lol)
i like how everybody drops a few hundred dollars on keyboards that light up funny
$300 is extreme for a keyboard. Great feature set and customization though. Obviously it is for enthusiasts, and someone will purchase it.
Personally, I think I would go buy an RX 480 along with a Corsair K70 for $300.
ugh, I hate that it sounds so hollow when typing
Brannan DI but if you post price of hhkb here ppl will definitely say "no arrow keys, number pads, media keys, wrist rest or function keys and it's 250 bucks???" Lol
try one, like @Stefan V mention the 87U and you'll never use other keyboard again
Roger Wang - $289 per Dmitry
Hey Dimitry, could you review the Arctis 3, 5, or 7 headset by Steelseries? It is supposed to be a good headset with good drivers and a very clear mic. The reviews I've seen say it's pretty good, but I need a to see one from a reviewer I trust. Your experience with audiophile-grade headphones and microphones gives you more credibility.
It's a headset. Case closed.
Another LunaPark of a keyboard! For crying out loud is the G810 the only keyboard that lights up only the symbol on the key cap and not the entire area around it???
this keyboard looks ok
thumbs up
All I can say is... Wow! Very pricey indeed. I couldn't afford such an esteemed piece of hardware. I'm happy with the choice of my Corsair K70 . And my budget is always gonna be within 100.00 to the 130.00 range. After that I feel as though the money would be more appropriated for a better mouse or something.
Is this compatible with MacOS? As in the software to control the RGB?
If I don't need the RGB, is the Realforce 87U a good buy?
This version is apparently made quite poorly in comparison to the normal 87U, so I view the RGB version as a terrible value. If you type a lot and want very comfortable switches, then the 87U is definitely a good buy.
Honestly, I'd rather buy the k95 rgb platinum keyboard by Corsair. It's solid, the rgb is amazing, and the wristrests are great as well as the Cherry MX keys. It's $200 which is pricy, but not as pricy as the Topre Realforce RGB keyboard. Just my opinion :-)
Razer Lycosa still going strong.
So is NCIX ever going to stock any of these in Canada? It's been on the store page for months and I've never seen any available.
Scott J buy an hhkb instead
if you want a topre board go for the non RGB version
better switch and keycaps all around
the king of keyboards is an IBM beamspring, and prince model f 4704 (which are being remade with a hefty price tag) and the heir Model m. Topre is. very nice, but it is still a dome, but better than Cherry, but never near the state of king.
I still love my k70 corsair, especially after o-rings :) red switches
For some reason, I totally ignore any keyboard that doesn't have a Volume wheel like Das Keyboard 4.
Are there any gaming keyboards that are quiet and shallower keys? They all seem to be deep/loud keys
Finally a mainstream topre keyboard. I have been using my type heaven for quite a while now. and once you go topre you can never go back.
On Amazon, there are two versions of this. One has a Seasonic name in it, but the other doesn't. What's the difference?
Okay people don't freak out this is for ENTHUSIASTS not for normal people. Topre is special.
1:10 Dimitri the builder
you should review the ROG claymore I love mine, but no big tech RUclipsrs have reviewed it yet so nobody knows about it.
Are you the actor of guardian of galaxy?
I spent 30 bucks on a Chinese gaming keyboard and I'm happy with it. If I bought this I'd be so sad
Hey dmitry, i wonder can human still live with one testicle? cause i am out of kidney
Topre actually feels nice... try them before you bash em pls
plus its made in japan :3
I'm looking for a budget mechanical keyboard. Any suggestions?
Bobbin McBong Linus did a video on this and recommended the Redragon K503 Harpe or something like that. I believe it was $50 and below
Magicforce 68 is most likely your best bet for budget mech.
TOPRE IS A TACTILE SWITCH, GET IT RIGHT DMITRY. This is the second time you have said Topre was linear which is clearly untrue. You should know better.
Oi, Canucks, you alright there, ay? It's like ya making advertisement videos - I am still waiting for what makes this a good keyboard for the price
I resently brought the Razer Chroma V2 did I make a mistake?
"Close to $300" Say no more. Gonna find another video to watch lol
It's okay to be poor.
but i hate being poor :(
Get a job
still doesn't mean i'd have $300 to throw away for a keyboard. Unless you want to buy one for me. If you say you cant afford to, maybe you should get a job.
It's not throwaway. You'll likely never have to buy a keyboard ever again in your life.
worth upgrading to this from my Logitech G910?
Sounds like someone discovered topre
Does anyone know the difference between this keyboard and the Seasonic Topre REALFORCE RGB AEAX01 USB Wired 108-Key Keyboard. Thank you.
now dimitry... just need to get a hhkb pro 2
if it was 60% it would be an automatic purchase for me
can you review the cheaper mechanical keyboards on amazon that are under 50 bucks.
Reminded me of howtobasic when he was rubbing the keyboard at 4:00
way to expensive but may be in a few years it will be standard with some midrange lines of keyboards.
At this price, the flower pot should be included.
Last time I was this early, Razer Blades were cheap. As in never.
So with the spacers in the keypresses landing will land "softly" ?....looks like it, i would absolutly hate that, no thx.
You know what I've never understood? When it comes to keyboards with secondary functions, why does the function key have to replace the menu key instead of one of the two windows keys?
On my topre clone (ABKO) it replaced the second Windows key with the FN. Which I greatly appreciate.
as expected from topre
I will Build my House with that Keyboard
that Times New Roman logo tho...
Hearing ALMOST $300 is expensive for a keyboard looking at my $550 full cost of my M8 MkII build which even then isn't that expensive compared to other stand along kits.... my wallets chuckles while trying to hide it's tears
Is it programmable?