^Aren't browns the same as blues but quiet?
Also I use a Logitech G710+. Absolutly incredible keyboard! If you have the money that is.
£150 and no N-Key rollover... very much paying for a brand there... yikes.
I assume it must be using black switches since they aren't specifically mentioned (at least I can't find it mentioned) and it says silent with rubber washers (suggesting either red or black). It mentions actuation force but I can't remember if that is black or red off the top of my head.
Saying that, are they even cherry switches? Knowing Logi it's probably some proprietary switch technology that will invariably 'last longer' (usage dependent).![]()
I thought browns are tactile clicky ones? Logi spec page says no sound ?
I agree on the keycaps, if they're see-through they're the usual easy-wear plastic as well. I'll be replacing mine in due-course due to the wasd keys shining off a bit.
£150 and no N-Key rollover... very much paying for a brand there... yikes.
I assume it must be using black switches since they aren't specifically mentioned (at least I can't find it mentioned) and it says silent with rubber washers (suggesting either red or black). It mentions actuation force but I can't remember if that is black or red off the top of my head.
Saying that, are they even cherry switches? Knowing Logi it's probably some proprietary switch technology that will invariably 'last longer' (usage dependent).![]()
The VAST majority of $150 mechanicals do not have N-key rollover and it uses MX browns. Also it has every media function key as well as 18 programmable profiles, again something most $150 mechanicals do not have. Oh and USB 2.0 pass through.
For the record a K90 has all that ~$110
I also own a K90, it is a fantastic keyboard. But it is also not 100% mechanical. Granted only the important keys are but that is why it is ~$110 and not $150. And that is why the K95 is $150. I like Corsair but I much prefer MX brown over red, also the Corsair software SUCKS!!!!
And the caps on them are fine. I have had the 710+ when it first came out day one, and have been heavily playing on it and none of the caps are showing any kind of problems (no shiny keys)
I dont get the whole "N-key rollover" craze. How many times have you been playing a game and needed to press 15 keys at once? Hell, how many times have you had to press more than 3 at once? The Logitech board has 6 key rollover which is more than plenty. My G510 has 6 key and my BlackWidow has 2 but actually will do 5-6 depending on which keys and Ive never had an issue with needing more keys to register.
I also own a K90, it is a fantastic keyboard. But it is also not 100% mechanical. Granted only the important keys are but that is why it is ~$110 and not $150. And that is why the K95 is $150. I like Corsair but I much prefer MX brown over red, also the Corsair software SUCKS!!!!
And the caps on them are fine. I have had the 710+ when it first came out day one, and have been heavily playing on it and none of the caps are showing any kind of problems (no shiny keys)
Yeah that's true I did forget about it not being fully mechanical and the software is shocking.
What problems exactly did you have with the Corsair software? I had absolutely no problems with mine - found it a pleasure to use actually.