Input Club K-Type Preview
- TuxKey
- LLAP
- Location: Netherlands
- Main keyboard: Leopold FC660C, Leopold FC660M mx-clears
- Main mouse: Apple Magic Trackpad, ducky Secret (PBT mouse)
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX-clear, Topre 45gr/55gr
- DT Pro Member: 0137
I really liked the WhiteFox by Matt3o nothing special there the drop is probably the most successful one i have ever seen on MassDrop..And already 1093 people are requesting it again hahahah...
Personaly i would enjoy seeing the K-Type without the Function row...or a FC660C/M with default key sizing..
And i do love the idea of a fully programable keyboard
After getting the KUL ES-87 and being disappointed with the level of quality being a fraction of what they promised on their website..
I know i should know better than to believe a well oiled marketing machine..
Don't misunderstand me it's an OK keyboard underwhelming but OK..
there are details of the KUL ES-87 that are really awesome but overal i could do without..
And here is where the Input Club comes in with their latest creation that i have bin following for a while now Fully programable Colors
I'm a member of the TekSyndicate when i heard from HaaTa that input club was going to be @ CES2016 and i knew the guys from the tek where going to be there..i asked and hoped both would meet and show us the new K-type
The K-Type looks awesome..Just checkout this youtube vid that will start at 1:29..
https://youtu.be/BXAMt3Mk648?t=1m29s
After seeing this youtube vid..I sure i won't be able to resist and get this awesome keyboard..
Only two things could hold me back..
- hope they will have a EU solution like a warehouse so i don't have to add 32%
- hope they will have a rear switch that i wouldn't be able to get my self like Ergo Clears with brown springs..
I'm so in love with my new Topre 45g board..That i want to tryout Tactile switches that are a bit lighter than my MX-clears.
But there is so much more to say about this keyboard.. like the CNC Aluminum build or the USB-C type connection.
And don't forget the RGB smd led's
Personally i don't care for LED party's on my desk give me clean and calm any day of the week..
But if you tell me i can program the buggers to do what ever i want !! Well that's a different story all together
Perhaps i can have a couple of VIM mode lighting Or Bash shell layouts.. A sort of Bahs Cheat sheet on your keyboard..
Have the editing keys light up in one color and the navigation keys in a different one..
i'm very excited to see the final product..And just hope they could give us a nice ergo switch and EU native shipping..
Here is the website for more info..
http://input.club/waitlist
Take care all ..And thank you HaaTa and the rest of the people involved with the K-type for wanting to bring this piece of art
Personaly i would enjoy seeing the K-Type without the Function row...or a FC660C/M with default key sizing..
And i do love the idea of a fully programable keyboard
After getting the KUL ES-87 and being disappointed with the level of quality being a fraction of what they promised on their website..
I know i should know better than to believe a well oiled marketing machine..
Don't misunderstand me it's an OK keyboard underwhelming but OK..
there are details of the KUL ES-87 that are really awesome but overal i could do without..
And here is where the Input Club comes in with their latest creation that i have bin following for a while now Fully programable Colors
I'm a member of the TekSyndicate when i heard from HaaTa that input club was going to be @ CES2016 and i knew the guys from the tek where going to be there..i asked and hoped both would meet and show us the new K-type
The K-Type looks awesome..Just checkout this youtube vid that will start at 1:29..
https://youtu.be/BXAMt3Mk648?t=1m29s
After seeing this youtube vid..I sure i won't be able to resist and get this awesome keyboard..
Only two things could hold me back..
- hope they will have a EU solution like a warehouse so i don't have to add 32%
- hope they will have a rear switch that i wouldn't be able to get my self like Ergo Clears with brown springs..
I'm so in love with my new Topre 45g board..That i want to tryout Tactile switches that are a bit lighter than my MX-clears.
But there is so much more to say about this keyboard.. like the CNC Aluminum build or the USB-C type connection.
And don't forget the RGB smd led's
Personally i don't care for LED party's on my desk give me clean and calm any day of the week..
But if you tell me i can program the buggers to do what ever i want !! Well that's a different story all together
Perhaps i can have a couple of VIM mode lighting Or Bash shell layouts.. A sort of Bahs Cheat sheet on your keyboard..
Have the editing keys light up in one color and the navigation keys in a different one..
i'm very excited to see the final product..And just hope they could give us a nice ergo switch and EU native shipping..
Here is the website for more info..
http://input.club/waitlist
Take care all ..And thank you HaaTa and the rest of the people involved with the K-type for wanting to bring this piece of art
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- Main keyboard: Ozone Strike Battle(MX Brown)
- Main mouse: IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0
- Favorite switch: pending
- DT Pro Member: -
Well, I'm not sure what I expected exactly, but it's shaping up to be pretty much an "Modern Apple RGB Keyboard".
Also, didn't they say in a reddit AMA they're ditching MD for this one? I'm definitely not giving even a cent to MD.
Also, didn't they say in a reddit AMA they're ditching MD for this one? I'm definitely not giving even a cent to MD.
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I'm not sure what is going on with KUL. MechanicalKeyboards.com dropped them; EK has restocked some boards but otherwise KUL hasn't updated their website/FaceBook page since last year.TuxKey wrote: ↑After getting the KUL ES-87 and being disappointed with the level of quality being a fraction of what they promised on their website..
I know i should know better than to believe a well oiled marketing machine..
Don't misunderstand me it's an OK keyboard underwhelming but OK..
there are details of the KUL ES-87 that are really awesome but overall i could do without..
- TuxKey
- LLAP
- Location: Netherlands
- Main keyboard: Leopold FC660C, Leopold FC660M mx-clears
- Main mouse: Apple Magic Trackpad, ducky Secret (PBT mouse)
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX-clear, Topre 45gr/55gr
- DT Pro Member: 0137
I have nothing against MD to be truthful..Only complaint would be the lack of having a EU warehouse or someway to avoid paying 32% extra when getting anything from outside the F..ing EU..KRKS wrote: ↑ Also, didn't they say in a reddit AMA they're ditching MD for this one? I'm definitely not giving even a cent to MD.
After Qtang pulled a fast one on me last year by selling me my FC660M (mx-clears) with laser edged printing (ugly shit) So i had to order a dysub set from adding an extra €40
i ended up paying a total of €204 that's with customs shit ..
- TuxKey
- LLAP
- Location: Netherlands
- Main keyboard: Leopold FC660C, Leopold FC660M mx-clears
- Main mouse: Apple Magic Trackpad, ducky Secret (PBT mouse)
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX-clear, Topre 45gr/55gr
- DT Pro Member: 0137
if there is one thing we all can agree about is that Apple is a master of design when it comes to tech and computersKRKS wrote: ↑Well, I'm not sure what I expected exactly, but it's shaping up to be pretty much an "Modern Apple RGB Keyboard".
And i know, i know their marketing machine beats everything out there..
Dont misunderstand me i don't agree with lots of design decisions made by apple in regards to design vs practicality and upgradability. But that's the it talking..And the same reason why i rushed to buy the last MacBook Pro that was user upgradable..just after the retina crap came out...
i did regret my purchase (for a min) because the newer models support high res dpi external monitors..
But heck i spend 70% on my time using a terminal so what ever..give me 2560x1600 anytime of the day..
(my 30-inch external monitor).
But i digress sorry for that..
If they would offer a different type of switch than the default weighting that would be awesome..
And an instant sell for me.. Something like a tactile but a bit lighter mx-clear without having to solder
who wouldn't like something like that
After heaving tried dip-switch keyboards i'm ready for something more...Something that i can really customise to my liking.
If i had the chance i would opt for all keyboards to be programable like the input club boards..
We shall have to wait and see what input club wil do with this one..
- The Demongolator
- Contra Bonos Mores
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- TuxKey
- LLAP
- Location: Netherlands
- Main keyboard: Leopold FC660C, Leopold FC660M mx-clears
- Main mouse: Apple Magic Trackpad, ducky Secret (PBT mouse)
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX-clear, Topre 45gr/55gr
- DT Pro Member: 0137
Thanks for that.. i always like to read people's opinion..And perhaps this time it's my fault because i always get bothered by all the custom fees we have to pay getting a nice keyboard in the EU..The Demongolator wrote: ↑The Demongolator has collected:
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But back to the subject at hand..
The K-type..Really love it..but the last couple of days i saw a different layout i really really like.. Perhaps without the function row like this..it would be a dram board..and even better than the
K-type..??