Roccat Intros Isku FX Multicolor Gaming Keyboard

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  • paidbyhalf13
    I own an isku. It's very nice and the layout and look screams gamer keyboard! Lit up keyboard could be a bit brighter though.
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  • alidan
    well, just got a daskeyboard cherry blue... i dont think i can ever go back to a rubber dome keyboard again.
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  • DarkSable
    So... I'm going to spend $100 for a NON-MECHANICAL keyboard whose first feature is its rubber feet?

    The only thing that might be nice is the sniper button on the keyboard, but... with a little creative programming, my completely blank, mechanical Leopold can do the same thing, while giving me miles better accuracy, typing speed, durability, and all without limiting me to a specific brand of mouse.
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  • kaisellgren
    Isku is Finnish and means "strike".
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  • alidan
    DarkSableSo... I'm going to spend $100 for a NON-MECHANICAL keyboard whose first feature is its rubber feet?The only thing that might be nice is the sniper button on the keyboard, but... with a little creative programming, my completely blank, mechanical Leopold can do the same thing, while giving me miles better accuracy, typing speed, durability, and all without limiting me to a specific brand of mouse.
    the rubber feel im assuming is the keys, if you live where its hot, or have sweaty hands i would say something that could grip them better would be nice in some circumstances.

    but yea, 100$ for a non mechanical keyboard is just overkill.
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  • DarkSable
    9437063 said:
    the rubber feel im assuming is the keys, if you live where its hot, or have sweaty hands i would say something that could grip them better would be nice in some circumstances.

    but yea, 100$ for a non mechanical keyboard is just overkill.
    Sadly, it's not: "For starters, it features five rubberized Non-Slip Gaming Boots and two rubberized Lock-Fast Gaming Feet on the bottom, firmly securing the device to the desktop even during the most intense, out-of-your-seat gameplay moments."

    Yeah. They're bragging about having rubber feet on their keyboard... what's next, the proclamation that their keyboard is made without harming muskrats?
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  • alidan
    DarkSableSadly, it's not: "For starters, it features five rubberized Non-Slip Gaming Boots and two rubberized Lock-Fast Gaming Feet on the bottom, firmly securing the device to the desktop even during the most intense, out-of-your-seat gameplay moments."Yeah. They're bragging about having rubber feet on their keyboard... what's next, the proclamation that their keyboard is made without harming muskrats?
    that sounds exactly what i thought it was.
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  • DarkSable
    9437063 said:
    the rubber feel im assuming is the keys

    9437106 said:
    that sounds exactly what i thought it was.

    See where I got confused? It's not the keys that are rubber - it's the feet, same as with basically every keyboard out there.

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  • alidan
    DarkSableSee where I got confused? It's not the keys that are rubber - it's the feet, same as with basically every keyboard out there.
    oh... oh wow...
    how pathetic is the keyboard if they have to advertise that they make the thing so it doesn't slide around... is that really a feature that they should brag about?

    i read that wrong quite a few times, just assuming it was the keys... my god... that's so stupid...

    wow...
    lust wow...
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  • DarkSable
    Yeah, I figured that was what happened.

    It's such a stupid thing that your brain corrects it for them, so you don't have to see their shame.
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