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Have you looked at Topre keyboards?
Trying to type all day or do gaming on a $5-10 KB is about as dumb as a user can get. That's more for a senior citizen parent / grandparent
i just looke them up....
here. https://mechanicalkeyboards.com/collections/topre-switch-keyboards?srsltid=AfmBOoqSgSfCUQ6yKPJ0dLQToSJnFTuR8pIko3dHv55jeObfG1Ic1zVj
not really looking to replace this working keyboard
and they seem pricey but also sound very nice...
and membrane will cost me $22aus
i dont really type that much and this is all started for one key being faulty and
warring out on a corsair gaming k55..... i did another post about the cheap fix
i did...
but bit i use a controller for gaming and just games with controller support...
and just wondering are membranes good or troublesome... simple...
i could easily spend the money and get a 2 colour mould keyboard mechanical even...
but i am cheap and dont need to be that special or really need it...
Check Rtings.com if your are still looking to buy, or curious.
Membrane =/= bad. Mechanical =/= good. Both can be good or bad. However ultimately mechanical is the worst.
I do have a preference for clicky switches, but I don't mind heavier linear switch like Black, my fave keyboard is the Topre RealForce 55G in my collection, feels so much better than even the MX switches I like.
Honestly, once you try mechanical keyboards, and find a switch you like, it's gonna be kinda hard to go back to membrane keyboard, I find it feels so 'mushy', I feel the same with MX Brown....
I find typing and gaming with the membrane keyboard on my Lenovo Legion laptop to be rather.....unpleasant, which is why I have a wireless Keychron keyboard for typing and gaming with my laptop. I'd even go through the added burden of bringing along the wireless keyboard + mouse when I go overseas for extended periods.
i am not looking to buy a new keyboard...
this is interesting site as its a rating service for lots of different products...
my keyboards is a k55 gaming corsair.. and it gets 3.5 stars there....
not much about membrane covers
this post is specifically about membranes... covers for any keyboard cheap expensive
is not what its about...
i am asking people that maybe using them what they thing the goods and bads...
i dont wish to buy a new keyboard... i have 2 here already... a cheap back up connected
to the tv and the k55 i am using now which i am happy to keep...
I don't like keyboard covers. They seem mostly to all be low quality and don't have a wide range of compatibility. But some people who use a keyboard they were made for, love them. But my knowledge on keyboard covers is very limited.
I don't want anything inhibiting functionality or performance.
$50 for a membrane with pretty lights? you're high as a kite
use two colour mould keys for some reason and then realised its
clear keys painted.... ripped off... but anyway...
There are far more expensive membrane keyboards, such as Topre keyboards. Membrane =/= bad.