Be quiet! (German) enters the keyboard market
Be quiet! (German) enters the keyboard market
www.bequiet.com
DARK MOUNT leise Tastaturen für Ihren PC von be quiet!
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I like the fact you can move the number pad to the left hand side (left-pad lol).
I've always fancied a left hand numpad, but never quite enough to buy a separate one for a TKL, or a special board.
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Just looked at the keyboards and now my brief enthusiasm is gone. Basically everything I look to avoid in most mechanical keyboards is on full display here. Floating keys, prominent glowing logos, extraneous controller devices for macros, etc.
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... and Linux – all you need is a Chromium-based browser.
That's already alot better then most manufacturers can say.
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Unfortunately it looks like the web version is lacking features that the windows-only app has, which is a disappointment.
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Webapps are quite common now
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Where does it say that and in what context? I can't seem to find it.
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Uhhh niiiceee
Been a loyal bequiet customer before. Veeery interested how good those will come out to be
Edit: Looks nice but why in the hell is this thing not wireless? Or at least an option for a wireless variant?
Fully equipped variant costs 250 euros but is only USB pluggable. In what century are we living in?
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Gaming latency ig
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Hasn't been an issue in years thanks to 2.4GHz dongles.
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Germany is one of the few European regions to have a decent presence in the mechanical keyboard market
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It makes since as that is where Cherry is from.
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A very appropriate name for a German product, lol.
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I'd unironically buy something branded "sei still!" over "be quiet!".
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"Fresse!"
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"bitte ruhe!"
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"Be Quiet! (about Gaza)"
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Linux support?
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Looks good spec wise
Only nitpicks I can see is the logo on top and the missing leds under the spacebar
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Keyboard looks cool would buy it if it wasn’t mechanical
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Ever tried a mechanical one? I would never go back.
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