Product ReviewsFilco Majestouch 2 Ninja Cherry MX Red Switch 87 Key Mechanical Keyboard Black
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 Rating: Review Date: 06/22/13  |
Cons: keys are smaller than usually keyboard, price is much higher than other mechanical keyboard brands
Pros: high quality, stable |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/22/13 |
Cons: dont know yet , but will try to write a review when i have it
Pros: dont have it yet, but i have never been more excited about buying a keyboard. it will be my 2nd mechanical keyboard (1st steelseries 6v2)(black switch) . the ss6v2 was a great keyboard as well, but theblack switches are a bit on the heavy site. a first i liked it a lot(feels like quality switches) but it got a bit straining on my fingers.. Comment:
special thanks to Linus and Slick, for making a great show and get me excited about mechanical keyboards.. |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/17/12 |
Cons: None
Pros: Very light switchesNice keycapsMuted caps lock LED lightFilco quality Comment:
My preferred switches for gaming - I also have cherry black and buckling spring keyboards. The light actuation force is great for quick, repeated key taps and noticeably less tiring than black switches.Also nice to see that Filco has started incorporating the red switches into their regular production line (and that NCIX carries them). |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/11/12 |
Cons: Not PBT Key Caps.No Detachable-Nylon cord.
Pros: Solid build.Quiet and comfortable typing. Comment:
Excellent Keyboard , The red switches are great.The Keyboard looks very nice ,elegant and minimalist.A charm to type on , Tenkeyless is great for playing games. |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/06/12 |
Cons: expensive, short usb cable
Pros: Well built, interchangeable key caps, tenkeyless, keycap puller included, cheap plastic keyboard dust cover included, nkro, ps/2 connector included Comment:
I currently own a Das Keyboard with Cherry MX Browns and this. I purchased this for gaming.Compared to the Das, a 104 keyboard, this thing seems to weight a lot more. It is extremely sturdy. The Das is well built, but this feels even more solid in comparison. Keycaps are textured and feel nice, but I'm sure that over time they will become smooth like my Das.Comparing Reds to Browns, I have to say, it is a personal preference. I do enjoy typing on the Browns, but after doing some typing tests online, I do not have any significant drop or improvement in accuracy or speed with the Reds. Still if you were to buy this for typing, I would definitely go for Browns or Blues.I also tested this for some FPS play and it is responsive and solid. The keyboard doesn't move around when I play and it definitely beats my Razer Nostromo. The keys feel light and don't require much force to actuate. Depending on your play style, you may want to use Blacks if you surf your keys. Otherwise, the low actuation force reduce the onset of fatigue compared to the blacks.The usb cable is a bit short - 3 ft. only, so this might not be helpful if your computer is far away. It would've been nice if it had either a detachable cable or a 6ft cable.If you have the money, definitely get this, but if not, I would definitely go with the Das Keyboard. |
very high quality, geek style appearance, better than Cherry which looks like old style.Red switch is softer than black switch, more quiet, good for daily work.