QUOTE(imbibug @ Dec 7 2013, 10:54 AM)
Ok thats 4 logos if we don't count the win keys but at least they aren't too obtrusive on a matte surface except for the red-black version. I think that CM/Corsair are less interested in making plain jane looking keyboards since they are gaming brands anyhow and their intended customers probably don't mind the garish logos and non-standard keycap sizes. I think mechanicals for gaming companies are just a way of creating a more lucrative product line without any real benefit for gamers anyway. Modders are just a small proportion of users and will never be able to dictate to those companies on what their designs should be like.
What was the cause of the QFR problem? was it the pcb itself like the traces/soldering or was it lack of proper support (bending) on that side of the keyboard?
One at the rear side of the case, one between Esc and F1, one above cursors, one on spacebar, another 2 on win-keys and lastly, another 2 on the extra keycaps. I believe no others beaten this yet. What was the cause of the QFR problem? was it the pcb itself like the traces/soldering or was it lack of proper support (bending) on that side of the keyboard?
Too much logo will make it looks like we are advertising for them...
But also, like I stated, CM somehow still seems to the keyboarders community. They sell clean non-branded case for QFR separately just because too much ppl complaining bout the over-branding. And they are the only gaming brands out there to come out with numerous layout and models, unlike others who ask you to accept whatever they throw at you.
BTW, what QFR problem you toking bout? So far, I hadn't heard of QFR specific issue?
This post has been edited by Human10: Dec 7 2013, 11:20 AM
Dec 7 2013, 11:17 AM

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