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I'm planning to get the CM Storm Quickfire TK with MX Browns, I'm coming from a membrainical (MsTrMind made that up, props to them) keyboard.

I type and game (thought about Blues but I think that after a short while the sound would annoy me.)

I know that people have their own preferences so can't say which switches to get but does anyone own this keyboard and if so is there anything I should know about it?

 

How's the backlight on the white one (I watched Linus' video on the one with blues) and do the keycaps have much (if any) wobble like a membrane keyboard?

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Cooler Master boards are some of the best boards and are compared to to Filco in quality. Unless there is a defect or something you will not be disappointed with the board.

Current Keyboards: Ergodox w/ clears, Poker 2 w/ clears, Ducky G2 Pro w/ Blues

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Just bought the same as OneGun ; have to say it's pretty good, the illumination is pretty good IMO (individually backlit keys), the keyboard is quite heavy for it's size, but feels REALLY solid.  The only "cons" : to use the arrow keys you have to disable NUMLK, which bugs me a little. If you use alot the arrow keys (Excel for example) this is more relevant, but you get used to it. Work-around : having a detachable numpad.

 

Still happy with the purchase. You should get one.

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Just bought the same as OneGun ; have to say it's pretty good, the illumination is pretty good IMO (individually backlit keys), the keyboard is quite heavy for it's size, but feels REALLY solid.  The only "cons" : to use the arrow keys you have to disable NUMLK, which bugs me a little. If you use alot the arrow keys (Excel for example) this is more relevant, but you get used to it. Work-around : having a detachable numpad.

 

Still happy with the purchase. You should get one.

You will get use to the number keys in about a month.. :)

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You will get use to the number keys in about a month.. :)

amen to this one. 

been using it together with my Razer Nostromo and for me, it's just perfect. 

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Only thing I can say to help you is that I personally use a CM Storm Mechanical keyboard and I couldnt be more happy with it.. It also was my first mechanical keyboard after coming from a membrane Saitek Eclipse. But Im very pleased and the build quality is good and I hear also their service is good :)

CPU: AMD FX 8120 @4.5Ghz - CPU cooler: Cooler Master Nepton 240M Watercooling - Mobo: Asus M5A97Pro - GPU: Sapphire Radeon R9 280X Vapor-X @ 1200Mhz - Memory: Kingston Hyper X 16GBs DDR3 - Storage: Kingston SSD & Seagate Baracude HDD - PSU: Cooler Master V850W PSU- Case: Cooler Master Cosmost II

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Thats a long wait dude :(!! Good luck :)

CPU: AMD FX 8120 @4.5Ghz - CPU cooler: Cooler Master Nepton 240M Watercooling - Mobo: Asus M5A97Pro - GPU: Sapphire Radeon R9 280X Vapor-X @ 1200Mhz - Memory: Kingston Hyper X 16GBs DDR3 - Storage: Kingston SSD & Seagate Baracude HDD - PSU: Cooler Master V850W PSU- Case: Cooler Master Cosmost II

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