A mechanical keyboard or a normal keyboard o_o

90$ budget :O

Which should you suggest ;?

mechanical all the way, i have cherry mx brown keys and typing on it is like sex with your hands

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Juicebox360 wrote:

mechanical all the way, i have cherry mx brown keys and typing on it is like sex with your hands

I got an Aegis btw :O

yay!

What I don't like about them mechanical keyboards is how big they are. I like my keyboards compact when possible, not taking up half of my desk space.

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Moonyu wrote:

I still suggest a good meal.

no last time you tried to eat my hair wtf -.-

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Juicebox360 wrote:

mechanical all the way, i have cherry mx brown keys and typing on it is like sex with your hands

I got an Aegis btw :O

yay!

nice! haven't seen you log onto poe in awhile but in your absence i 6s and 6l a searing touch, my friend sold it for 25ex and gave me 50% commission. so you don't have to worry about paying me back anytime soon, though it'd be much appreciated

as for the keyboard this is the one i'm using atm
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16823129005&nm_mc=TEMC-RMA-Approvel&cm_mmc=TEMC-RMA-Approvel-_-Content-_-text-_-

has good tactile response but can be somewhat clacky (not an issue if you don't have a roommate i guess). build quality is really good and the issue of keyboard taking up too much space is remedied by being tenkeyless. makes for a compact and svelte typing device

is a mechanical keyboard a big deal? or even well a difference?

mechanical keyboards give greater tactile fidelity, they are useful for people who tend to hit keys a lot, whether that is lots of word processing or apm-intensive games

also they are easier to repair because if a single key fails on a membrane (normal) keyboard you have to replace the entire device since all the key response units are joined in a big membrane. on a mechanical keyboard each switch is independent, so if a single key fails all you have to do is repair that single unit