So, for the past two years I've been using an £8 keyboard from Wilkinson's, and I've loved the thing. It has survived so much beating and suffering over the years and has yet to break. The girlfriend has been trying to buy me a new keyboard for God knows how long now and lately I finally caved and let her buy me the Razer Black Widow Ultimate Stealth Edition for my birthday. Now I'm just prompted with the difficulty of "proper" use.
Reading up on Mechanical keyboards, both here and elsewhere I hear that they are usually a lot quieter than normal keyboards and you don't even have to come close to "bottoming out." I also read up on this specific keyboard, and a lot of places said that it's an insanely good keyboard when it comes to mechanical keyboards and is certainly a top contender for gaming.
However, I seem to be making a heck load of noise when using it as I automatically bottom out and hit the keys fairly hard due to regular usage of a normal keyboard. How did you guys manage to condition yourselves in order to use a mechanical keyboard correctly? And will "furious" typing and bottoming out damage the keyboard whilst I'm trying to learn the "proper" technique?
Reading up on Mechanical keyboards, both here and elsewhere I hear that they are usually a lot quieter than normal keyboards and you don't even have to come close to "bottoming out." I also read up on this specific keyboard, and a lot of places said that it's an insanely good keyboard when it comes to mechanical keyboards and is certainly a top contender for gaming.
However, I seem to be making a heck load of noise when using it as I automatically bottom out and hit the keys fairly hard due to regular usage of a normal keyboard. How did you guys manage to condition yourselves in order to use a mechanical keyboard correctly? And will "furious" typing and bottoming out damage the keyboard whilst I'm trying to learn the "proper" technique?
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