Which keyboard should I pick?

[msh]

So I'm looking for a new mechanical keyboard. But not really sure what to get. I would like a somewhat quiet switch that maintains the "bump" when you click it down so that you can actually feel response. I guess that would be equal to the brown switch? A friend of mine has a Razer Blackwidow ultimate which I really hate due to it's awful loud switches.

 

I'm considering getting the CM Storm Quickfire TK with Brown switches. - I'm mostly playing FPS and mobas like HoN.. So not really needing macros.

 

 

 

[CoolBeans]

Browns would be good, they are not as clickey as blues, and the quickfire tk is a good keyboard

[Verne]

Yeah, Browns are good if you want a bump when actuating. If you don't need the num pad, you could always take a look at Quickfire Rapid-i.

[ManWithBeard1990]

I think the logitech G710 might be what you're looking for. It has the brown switches with the tactile bump, but in addition it also has rubber o-rings around the stems of the keycaps so there's no noise when you bottom them out either. I find the blue switches on my K70 aren't that bad. The sound when bottoming out is much more objectionable than the actual click itself.

[loccilucas]

 

So I'm looking for a new mechanical keyboard. But not really sure what to get. I would like a somewhat quiet switch that maintains the "bump" when you click it down so that you can actually feel response. I guess that would be equal to the brown switch? A friend of mine has a Razer Blackwidow ultimate which I really hate due to it's awful loud switches.

 

I'm considering getting the CM Storm Quickfire TK with Brown switches. - I'm mostly playing FPS and mobas like HoN.. So not really needing macros.

 

 

How much do you want to spend?

[Syntaxvgm]

http://www.wasdkeyboards.com/index.php/wasd-sampler-kit.html

[Mecami]

Watch out though with the CM's, the hooks that hold the stabilizer in place under the spacebar etc. tend to break rather easily.

Mine broke and I had to fix it with superglue and that was really tough to do, since it's all so fiddly and small.

Just be careful with it and you will love it. I have the cm storm quickfire ultimate with mx blues.

Both browns and blues are very nice switches.

The blues are a bit on the loud side, but not as loud as everyone says, the clicky + tactile feel definetly makes up for it, imo.

The browns are also tactile but non-clicky.

 

All in all cm storm mech. keyboards are very nice for the money. If you can afford a bit more, i would get the k70 though.

[msh]

I think the logitech G710 might be what you're looking for. It has the brown switches with the tactile bump, but in addition it also has rubber o-rings around the stems of the keycaps so there's no noise when you bottom them out either. I find the blue switches on my K70 aren't that bad. The sound when bottoming out is much more objectionable than the actual click itself.

 

Yeah I did acutally consider the G710 but I felt that the dampening was too much.. I nearly couldn't feel the tactile bump..

 

 

How much do you want to spend?

 

The CM Storm Quickfire TK is $130 here in Denmark.. So around that. Maybe I'm stretching it to get the k70 cause it has volume buttons.. mute etc.