my keyboard reviews

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it's not one >:c
i gave up on the 1 play thing because it's impossible

ps) icyworld & staiain approve of the illuminated

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erjhsgfbvskjed,hgfbksd... K.. I'm giving in and buying tonight with this 50% off deal.. Canadian Amazon Ftw

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nice! you won't regret it.

also just realized it's #1 in computer keyboards section of amazon o___O. it really got popular huh. i might buy myself another one so that i can use one if my current one dies.

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I have this one on the floor behind me. Not even wireless and it has a lag time delay for jumps. When this was my only keyboard i had to avoid songs with jumps completely because basically 1 out of every 10 jumps was a gaurantee good.


Now i've been using this factory keyboard with my Lenevo PC


It's been good to me so far.

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i'm still rockin' my logitech illuminated.... seriously great keyboard for everything

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Lol thats what i play on a factory Lenovo . Its been helping me alot.

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Logitec Illuminated price goes from 49.99 (This morning) ---> 74.99 (Now) in a few hours

;~;

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get a kensington slimtype instead its cheaper and probably just as good!

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get a macbook pro with black keys. it's 100x better than kensington slimtype

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This? http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product...82E16823155044

Also... is this the same logitech? I can't tell since the price difference is so massive o_O http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product...82E16823126216

The Illuminated has a palm rest... which I'm familiar and comfortable with, since I don't often raise my palms when playing soooooo...

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Acer Multimedia Keyboard [AC-SK-9610]



this keyboard is terrible for everything

logitech k120

its a pretty nice keyboard. a bit hard to press because of the bulky keys but they build stamina when playing so thats cool. not very many key combinations that work for solo though but on the plus side the arrow keys can all be pressed at the same time


logitech k200

the keys are sooooooo much better on this than the k120. i love this keyboard. the keys are tons easier to press andthe click noise is great. i know there shouldnt be much of a difference between this and the k120 but there is. i definitely recommend this over the k120


kensington slimptype

i <3 this keyboard. there isnt anything wrong with this keyboard at all. the space bar was squeaky at first but that went away.super low profile and awesome.

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yep that one.

ewwww refurbished ive never had anything good come of refurbished stuff

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I thought I'd write a few myself

Logitech Ultra X Premium
Price estimate: $20~30 (?)


Formfactor: Flat keyboard, full size
Connector types: PS/2 and USB models are available

Review: This was a rather renowned keyboard back then in the SM community. I'm not sure if these are still available, probably with Amazon or try newegg. I don't know how it compares with the Logitech Illuminated in terms of feel and tactility but I'd say they should be similar

Build quality is great. The body is molded in hard black plastic with a thick silver paint coating over the rest of it. After a year or two of use the paint will slowly fade off, but is still pretty acceptable. The top black strip is gloss black plastic with 6 media keys for useful access (volume control is really useful on a keyboard IMO). It is pretty sturdy; holding it in your hand and flexing it shows minimal bending

Underside of the keyboard has some rubber feet to keep it from sliding, however grip isn't great. I personally bought some rubber mats and stuck them onto the bottom. There are two keyboard feet that pop out to raise the inclination, but I wouldn't recommend doing that and just keeping the keyboard flat on the table for stability.

Anti-Ghosting on this keyboard is good, compared to nightmare stories of the Logitech Illuminated. This keyboard would easily support any practical 4key combination horizontal-wise on the keyboard (e.g. ASKL, QWOP, QWNM, ZXCV,etc.). The USB specification model supports up to 6keys in the same fashion without issue, while the PS/2 version (should) support even more configurations, up to at least 8 keys held down which is useful for other rhythm games

The keys themselves are of traditional form factor, where keys are packed adjacent to each other. The traditional, squarish form with the grade of plastic used gives the keycaps a very sturdy build, with no flexing when you hold down the keys hard. Don't expect keys to break in half; they won't. In comparison, most newer keyboards found on e.g. laptops have "island keys", where each key are spaced out and seperate from each other, and usually rounded off at the corners (see: Apple Macbook Pro Keyboards). These keyboards usually tend to have keycaps of poorer durability and are made of softer grade plastic

Most importantly, How does it feel? Comparatively with other flat keyboards, the keystrokes are firm. It might be a little stiff, but you are -sure- that a key is pressed when you press it properly, giving it good responsive feedback. This gives good response for accuracy; its decent for MAing files on Stepmania and definitely PA for FFR. It makes it easier to control on tricky patterns; the firmness of the keys ensure that you don't accidently mash random keys. This also gives good response of jacks albeit at the cost of being a little stiffer than some other KBs, but in practice isn't really a huge thing. It probably means that when playing really fast files you might lose stamina and tire out faster than some other models

When you press a key, there is a notable key-travel distance too which further confirms the response that you -know- when you pressed a key down properly. After about two years of using, the feel of the keys are still about the same so I'd say there shouldn't be a break-in period for use.

My guess would that tactility wise, the keyboard would feel similar to a Logitech Illuminated

The keys are of scissor-lift build mostly present on older laptops and high-end flat keyboards, giving the keys better stability and feel. They help in ensuring the flat keys do not wobble around much, given the thinness.
Picture of a scissor lift key

Caps/Scroll/Numlock are in green LEDs if that matters

Conclusion? If you are looking for a no-nonsense design keyboard with the keystroke feel characteristics above, and for the price point, this keyboard would be a good choice. In short; good for MA, firm and sure keypresses but ever so *slightly* stiffer than comparable models

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I reviewed 11 kb's in this vid
http://www.flashflashrevolution.com/...hp?songid=9007

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Why are wireless keyboards even. If you're going to play this game seriously, your best bet is a wired mechanical keyboard. It doesn't get much better in terms of response time.