travelling with mechanical keyboard?

7G and BW both about 1.5kg, bring them to lan party? i rather just use CC ciplak keyboard.

get the red switch instead
btw, no body would like to bring a mechanical keyboard around
non of them less than weight 1.4kgs

Ya, currently dream keyboard is 7G with red switches and the wrist rest is rubber coated or like the filco leatherette material.

i use my 7g for competition o.. the only k/b i feel comfortable with.. lol.. altho other people say i kuat bising coz of my keyboard clicking, but who cares.. who win who talks.. lol..

after using blue, brown, and black.
i consider black are consider as the most silent keyboard to type on or gaming on.
if you never bottoming up the keys.

I thought 7G uses Black switches which do not produce clicky sounds?

well. i planning to purchase one keyboard for traveling purchase, mostly it would be this Ducky keyboard that i will be getting this few days later.

for for keyboard weight this heavy, it's design for heavy usage because the back plate is steel, which is not PCB or anything so it's kinda heavy, but i have to compliment that this keyboard can receive some punishment and abusement and still survive.

don't worry, ducky use aluminum metal plate which is very light compare to filco size to size,
did you order the 1087 or the full size?

he must be bottoming out all the time xD

its not like clicking la.. like very loud typing sound..

steelseries 6GV2 user here

And my review for the one i've bought:
http://plumechkb.blogspot.com/2010/11/revi...mechanical.html

I order the DK9008 which is full size, and black on black ABS key caps

when i typing my 7G, *clack! clack! clack! clack!*

If you keep bottoming the key, what i think is 7G as noisy as BW.

But after you keep typing with it, to minimize the typing consumed energy, hand will automatically adapted and use less force and become silence and silencer. After that, i type on 7G is much much more silence than most of the membrane keyboard.

Keep bottoming the keys very tiring lo, at least i not willing to do so.
But some time i use it to ply SDO is super noisy.

hahaha. yeah i have to agree on that one.

Well, that is my bad actually, because i used to mechanical keyboard for a long time, because i use old ACER keyboard which is ALPS switchs, those keyboard are noisy as hell compared to current all cherry mx switch type.

For my, i don't really bottoming out the key most of the time now, but it's still a habit that i need to change.

Don't think need intentionally change this habit, after using for long time, then your typing will getting closer and closer to the actuation force and height (my 2cent)

the keys "sunken" if you use it to play o2jam alot.

just learn how to touch type and you will not bottoming up your keys once you master it.

i've been use rubber dome keyboard for years
it'll take some time for me get used to it

1 month is more than enough.

hmm... i'll try. thanks