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Between this two models what is the keyboard whit the best built quality and less sujbet to buttons consume or cover scratches.

And What are their defects ?
Edited by senna89 - 8/28/12 at 12:47am
post #2 of 7
While I do not own a Black Widow, I do have a K60. After a few months of using it, I can safely say that it doesn't really have any defects.

Earlier models the letters on the keys would wear out, but they fixed that and Corsair will replace the keyboard if it happens.

Considering the K60 is basically a sheet of (thick) brushed aluminum, theres not many ways to scratch it, and it hides dust well.
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post #3 of 7
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Originally Posted by KyadCK View Post

Earlier models the letters on the keys would wear out, but they fixed that and Corsair will replace the keyboard if it happens.
Considering the K60 is basically a sheet of (thick) brushed aluminum, theres not many ways to scratch it, and it hides dust well.

excuse me what do you mean when u speak about "earlier model" ?

do you want to say that there are some revision of K60 whit different buttons ? or that the button normally wear out and i can to do replace the keyboard by corsair whenever it happen ?
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Maybe models was a poor choice of wording... earlier batches?

Corsair does not etch the letters into the keys, the letters are put on the keys. On earlier batches, the letters would wear off the keys.

Corsair has since fixed this problem, and will replace the keyboard of anyone unlucky enough to get one that the letters wear off of.
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how do i recognize the batchs ?
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I recommend the K60, I have one and the Razer keyboards can be hit or miss in quality from what I've heard
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how do i recognize the batchs ?

dont worry about the batches there all more than likely sold the old ones .
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