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Royal Kludge Pro 104 RGB Mechanical Keyboard

Jul 1, 2016

Anyone own this one, what is your experience like? Feel of the switches overall quality?

Jul 1, 2016

clickstops

Jul 1, 2016

Yaderb11The Kailh switches are the same ones in the Magicforce boards, which I own. The Kailh blues are pretty decent. I'm not sure I could pass a "blindfold test" versus the Cherry keys. Are they going to last as long, are they exactly the same? Maybe not. I would argue, probably not. This is a very specific hobby with very specific preferences, but as far as I'm concerned, for boards like this, the Kailh switches are great. It's probably not going to be your main board, right? So go for it! (Maybe I'm just justifying it to myself, though, to be honest!)

Jul 1, 2016

Yaderb11

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Jul 1, 2016

clickstopsI have owned several boards currently using a black widow, I had several Corsair boards and ducky as well. I might give this a shot, I do have limited room but to be honest this has a nicer look than my current at a fraction of the price besides it not having software which I do enjoy my peripherals having as you can choose individual key colors rather easily. Thanks for the input btw.

Jul 1, 2016

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Lilithcake

Jul 1, 2016

Yaderb11hm, so Longhua switches = Kailh switches = the Razer green switches right? Or Kailh somehow makes them all slightly different? lol

Jul 1, 2016

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Yaderb11

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Jul 1, 2016

LilithcakeI think the naming changes but the feel is about the same. Razer claims to be making their own switches now, do I belive them? Well no they do say that though.

Jul 1, 2016

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kschang

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Jul 1, 2016

Yaderb11Razer use many manufacturers for their switches. It could be Kailh, it could be Greetech. Razer has their own molds so they can go anywhere they like.

Jul 1, 2016

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Lilithcake

Jul 1, 2016

kschangthey got their own molds? how does that feel compared to cherry blue? never tried Greetech.

Jul 1, 2016

kschang

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Jul 2, 2016

LilithcakeRazer switches have SLIGHTLY less travel than genuine Cherry switches.
> It is true that Kailh (Kaihua Electronics) is one of the manufacturers of the Razer Green switch, but Razer has them made to its own specifications. That is to say, they are not identical to any Kailh switch. The Razer Green switches even run on different production lines than Kailh switches. Further, Kailh is not the only manufacturer to produce the Razer Green switch. Razer will not divulge who any other manufacturing partners are, but Kaihua Electronics is not the sole supplier.
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/razer-green-switches-not-kailh,30817.html

Jul 2, 2016

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