Product ReviewsFilco Majestouch 2 Ninja Cherry MX Blue Switch 104 Key Mechanical Keyboard Black
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 Rating: Review Date: 09/13/13  |
Cons: - price- there is only 1 in the box!
Pros: - amazing quality- heavy- love the Cherry blues. |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/26/13 |
Cons: people aren't lying when they say it's loud. I don't mind in the slightest, but as with all cherry MX keys, you should try typing on them first. The ncix Vancouver showroom had several high end keyboards with the various mechanical keys (brand doesn't matter as much as switch type) out for demonstration.
Pros: Beautiful elegant minimalist design. Wonderfully tactile, distinct feeling keys. Does everything a keyboard should, incredibly well. Solid and very well built. Comment:
This is an excellent keyboard with stunning looks and fantastic feel. The keys are responsive and incredibly tactile. It comes with a key cap removal device, and alternate front printed windows keys (which, if you're buying this keyboard, I guarantee you will want to install). I'm very satisfied with this purchase. The build quality is absolutely top of the line and the aesthetics are exactly my style. Filco makes a lot of variates on this style wise so you can have exactly what you want. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/19/13 |
Cons: expensive
Pros: Minimal, no frill design yet unique in the side print letters. Black and matted. Solidly built and weights like gold. Comment:
I bit the bullet and dropped $180 (after tax). Have not regret it since and I'm thinking of getting a second one for home use. The keys are a pleasure to press - effortlessly light. The sound - soothing - louder than dome keyboards i've used and loudest in the office but in a nice way. No complaints from co-workers so far. Compared to my Azio Levetron Clicker ($30) at home, the experience is night and day. The Clicker's built is clunky, the buttons loose and the sound is un-refine - a thumping noise. The price is certainly right and i wish the Ninja wasn't so expensive which inflicts all sort of moral dilemmas - should I buy food for my new born or get the Ninja? Transit pass or the Ninja? The list goes on. |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/16/12 |
Cons: A bit expensive but what you pay is what you get.
Pros: Feels really durableGreat tactile feedbackLettering is etched on the front side of the keys rather than the top Comment:
My first mechanical keyboard that I have bought. Great keyboard overall for its price tag. You won't be disappointed. |
I simply cannot believe i have not invested some good money in a mechanical keyboard after 20+ years of software development. Probably have not used a mechanical keyboard since the original IBM PC. Painfully overdue. Instantly type faster with less effort or errors."I’ll give you my Filco keyboard when you take it from my cold, dead hands!"