Razer Ultimate Blackwidow Mechanical Keyboard $99 Freeshipping

I like the font that the letters are written in.. Takes me back to my 1st AT keyboard.
 
i enjoyed switching to a mechanical keyboard although they do take a little bit of getting used to. i personally had gone through 2 of these BWU and eventually just refunded it because i felt the build quality/looks were not up to par for the price
 
Westernesse said:
Anyone have experience moving from a good ergonomic keyboard like the Microsoft Natural Ergo Keyboard 4000 (link below) to mechanical? I've been looking at mechanical keyboards for a while, but its always seemed all its advantages are worth nothing if it kills your wrists after a few months of use.

http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/p/natural-ergonomic-keyboard-4000/B2M-00012
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Most people are fine on a normal keyboard especially if they are in the proper typing position.
 
I like this Keyboard a lot but it's loud.. The build quality is solid and mechanical is a little different I was a little shell shocked at first.. Now you couldn't get me to ever go back to a regular KB...
 
I moved from ms gaming keyboard to this - no comparison - and it is backlit which works well for me since I game at night..it is very clacky though but very nice...100 bucks is a pretty good deal. Has Macros and what not.
 
I spent $80 on the non-ultimate edition a month ago.

Thing is pretty great, btw. Highly recommend checking out a mechanical KB if all you've used recently is the mushy kind.
 
You want a good quality mechanical keyboard that you can hand down to your grandkids???

http://pckeyboards.stores.yahoo.net/customizer.html

Unicomp is still manufacturing high quality buckling spring mechanical keyboards that are the same design as the legendary IBM model M. Unicomp currently manufactures IBM/Lexmark based keyboards since purchasing the rights and technology from IBM/Lexmark some years ago.

Not many end users know that they can buy these because Unicomp deals mostly in bulk and with businesses, in fact a large part of their business is making keyboards for pos (point-of-sale) use. But they do have a small online store where you and I can buy their keyboards.

Trust me on this, buy one of these and you'll have a keyboard for life - it will outlast and outweigh anything else you buy...

I reccomend the "Customizer 104/105" but you can also order the "Customizer 101" which is an exact replica of the Model M - even down to lacking those annoying Windows keys. :-D
 
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I just bought a $150 Filco Ninja Tenkeyless...

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I've spent over $200 on keyboards in the last three years so I figure that if this lasts for more than 2 years I'm good....
 
Amazon has it for $103.24 right now. I know it's not quite as good as $99.99 but if someone wanted one and missed it, it's a pretty decent deal.
 
MajorMullet said:
Amazon has it for $103.24 right now. I know it's not quite as good as $99.99 but if someone wanted one and missed it, it's a pretty decent deal.
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It's better for those of us who have to pay tax at the Egg. Thanks.
 
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amazon link for those interested
 
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