A total of 13 reviews of this product on Reddit.
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I don’t think I want a 60% even though I love how the F row is right next to the number row.
Would I be able to use PBT keycap sets on this Cooler Master board?
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Masterkeys is right here, and the Ducky isn’t sold on Amazon. If you wanted the TKL version with no numpad, that one is out of stock.
The Ducky One can be found on mechanicalkeyboards.com,
here
The magicforce one is also on Amazon here. It has really bad keycaps, but it’s cheaper.
I would go for the Masterkeys, it’s the best option out of these in terms of price/quality. The Ducky keyboard is great too, but the Masterkeys has nicer keycaps.
Edit: I should mention, the Masterkeys Pro (the RGB version) has paper thin laser etched ABS keycaps. If you get that one instead of the Masterkeys PBT, you’ll probably want a set of nicer keycaps too.
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Haven’t had any luck getting this answered elsewhere, so may as well try here.
So I currently have a Corsair Strafe but it’s in pretty bad shape, so I think it’s about time to get something new. Looking around, these are the two keyboards at decent prices that are sticking out to me.
The CK552 is on sale for $54.99 through Best Buy. It’s full RGB from the looks of it, and it’s Cherry Red so I know what I’ll be getting in terms of feel.
Then there’s the MasterKeys L PBT which is going for $73.99 on Amazon. I’ve tried out Cherry Blue a few times and I like the feel of it, although the Spacebar having a different switch seems kinda weird. No RGB here, but honestly I don’t really have any concern over lighting anyways. All around this keyboard seems a bit higher quality (and I have prime, so it’ll get to me quicker too).
So yeah, any thoughts or preferences?
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So I currently have a Corsair Strafe but it’s in pretty bad shape, so I think it’s about time to get something new. Looking around, these are the two keyboards at decent prices that are sticking out to me.
The CK552 is on sale for $54.99 through Best Buy. It’s full RGB from the looks of it, and it’s Cherry Red so I know what I’ll be getting in terms of feel.
Then there’s the MasterKeys L PBT which is going for $73.99 on Amazon. I’ve tried out Cherry Blue a few times and I like the feel of it, although the Spacebar having a different switch seems kinda weird. No RGB here, but honestly I don’t really have any concern over lighting anyways. All around this keyboard seems a bit higher quality (and I have prime, so it’ll get to me quicker too).
So yeah, any thoughts or preferences?
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Hahaha none of the coolermaster boards have Pbt?? Here ya go you. Oh you know sooo much. Ya don’t. Go back to your shitty membrane keyboard your mum bought you.
https://www.amazon.com/Cooler-Master-MasterKeys-Mechanical-Keyboard/dp/B071LPMSMS
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Yup: Cooler Master MasterKeys L PBT- Full Size Gaming Mechanical Keyboard, Cherry MX Blue w/ 4 Green Switches, Thick 1.5mm PBT Keycaps https://www.amazon.com/dp/B071LPMSMS/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_.YqmCbPD1WJ2S
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For the Coolermaster, is this the one you mentioned?
https://www.amazon.com/Cooler-Master-MasterKeys-Tenkeyless-Mechanical/dp/B071LPMSMS?th=1
As for keycaps, where could I get cheap blank ones for this keyboard? Preferably white blanks if possible.
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Coolermaster MasterKeys L PBT is <100$ and has high quality keycaps. This is the best thing you can buy, unless you desire backlighting.
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https://www.amazon.com/Cooler-Master-MasterKeys-Mechanical-Keyboard/dp/B071LPMSMS if you want something cheap
https://mechanicalkeyboards.com/shop/index.php?l=product_detail&p=1942 if you want really good keyfeel. It’s not fullsize but so don’t get it if you absolutely can’t live without a numpad. However, TKL is much more ergonomic (arms are closer together) and it also saves some desk space.
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IMO, you can do much better around the $80 mark for keyboards. This might be a big discount but it’s overpriced to begin with.
Here’s something from cooler master which looks way better.
Romer-G switches are junk, they were designed for better keycap lighting not for keyfeel. Avoid them unless the lighting is your main concern.
