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Limp Gawd
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I know this is a long shot but does anyone possibly know when the new Filco Ninja Cherry MX Red keyboard is coming out? I have been having a very hard time finding information about it.
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I'm not sure that NCIX ever had Filco keyboards in stock. A search shows that the older Majestouch 2 keyboards are backordered as well:I'm skeptical to pre order from NCIX in case another retailer gets them first or at a better price.
what is the difference between coolermaster quick fire rapid and a filco ninja ? They look identical just rebranding ?
According to their website http://www.diatec.co.jp/en/det.php?prod_c=888 it is now available, but I can't find it on Amazon or any other US retailers websites?
Keycaps...Branding... and that's it.
Oh and there is a 104 and 87 key version. QF is 87 only.
Cheers,
I was just wondering because i just got the cooler master quickfire rapid in the mail yesterday with brown mx switches and its absolutely the best keyboard i have ever used. I love how small it is and i only need 87 keys anyways. I was just wondering what the differences were and is it possible to buy custom key caps. loking for some that have a rubberized feel
most of the time, the keycaps that ship with the keyboard are crap and start to wear down fast.
Most of the group buys at greekhack are for the double shot keys, which are way more durable then your standard plastic keys. My filco is 1.5 years old and it already looks like hell, i've been eyeing a group buy for a while.
most of the time, the keycaps that ship with the keyboard are crap and start to wear down fast.
Most of the group buys at greekhack are for the double shot keys, which are way more durable then your standard plastic keys. My filco is 1.5 years old and it already looks like hell, i've been eyeing a group buy for a while.
What kind of wear and tear did your filco experience after a year and a half? Did the writing on the keys simply being to wear off or were there some more serious problems?
Not sure I agree that the GH ABS keys are going to wear down any slower than the ABS keys included on a filco, poker, pure, etc. ABS is ABS. I don't know of any real evidence other than one person's/troll's wiki on Geekhack. PBT, however, WILL discolor when exposed to sunlight (think used IBM Model M keyboards). Furthermore, PBT is less durable than ABS, as it's much more brittle. This is why it cannot be used for double-shot manufacturing. PBT caps will crack much sooner than typical ABS caps, and yet they cost much more.
They probably got shiny.
Cheers,
Hard date has been confirmed: June 15th is when Black Ninja's will be in stock @ Amazon. You can check maybe 1-2 days earlier (Hard to know when the container came off the ship), but the 15th for sure is when it will be there (according to Keyboard co. via Geekhack).
Cheers,
NCIX Canada (but not NCIX US) has the Filco Ninja's in stock with free shipping. Their website will not allow you to order from the US. Instead you'll need to contact them directly and ask if they will ship it to you.
http:///search/?categoryid=0&q=filco
Obviously Kyle is still filtering their URL. Just search for Filco on their website.
Oh great! Another 3-6 month wait for MX Browns! I really wish the process of purchasing a Filco was straight forward and affordable. I'm willing to pay $150 for a keyboard but having to jump through these hoops is pain in the ass. While you could order directly from The Keyboard Company the total cost is roughly $200 for the same part and what if for some reason it needs to be sent back to the UK (defect for example).That is why the mx browns went out of stock in about 6-8 hours after posting.
Oh great! Another 3-6 month wait for MX Browns! I really wish the process of purchasing a Filco was straight forward and affordable. I'm willing to pay $150 for a keyboard but having to jump through these hoops is pain in the ass. While you could order directly from The Keyboard Company the total cost is roughly $200 for the same part and what if for some reason it needs to be sent back to the UK (defect for example).