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Good pair of hiking shoes?

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Hello Redditors. I'm in search of a classy yet extremely durable pair of hiking boots to take backpacking around the world for 12+ months with.

Hiking boots recommendations

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Hiking sandals that last?

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 The gk61 that i have liked compared to other 60 keyboards, is that they have the function key all the way to the right, underneath the shift and then moved over the control key, where typically, the layout is going to be control all the way to the right And what that does for you on the amp pro 2 to use the arrow keys a little bit different? You just tap: either control uh, this menu button function or shift, and you tap it and it actuates the arrow key. But the problem with that is what happens if you need to hold the arrow key, but uniquely on the gk61, since having the function keys over here, you have your arrow keys, mapped right here as a secondary function, and you can very easily hold the arrow keys, Which eliminates the use for like the magic caps lock and all that stuff and having the wasd as your arrow keys, which is nice. But this implementation, i think, is a lot nicer and a bit more natural to people that are used to using tenkeyless, keyboards or full size or whatever, like i said in the beginning of the video, this keyboard is optical as well as hot swaps. You can try different gadoran optical switches in the sockets here

 Ppt keycaps and the price should stay the same if they can do that. Keep the price the same, keep the same low cost to entry on the optical hot, swap usb type-c small form factor gaming keyboard. I mean dang, you guys are killing it like. This is a really good deal for the price

 I didn't do anything to the clicks keyboard. This white one. All i did was spray lube, the gatorade silver optical switches and then the black one. Here i spray lubed, the gatorade yellow optical switches, modded the stabilizers as well, re-lubing them and band-aid modding them, and also added case foam in the bottom to eliminate a lot of the resonance in the case to make it sound a lot better and make the bottom Out more solid, why did i do all this? Well because we're going to talk about that, so the gk61 as a whole stock? It'S not a bad keyboard for the price, it's very hard to beat actually, and it gives you an incredible value like being able to get an optical keyboard for well under a hundred dollars is a really big deal like that is excellent, and it's not just optical Either it's optical, it's hot, swap, you can swap out and try different optical switches, even though i do think one of them is kind of the definitive switch, but with it being able to be optical

GK61 Review! Is It REALLY as GOOD as everyone says? (HK Gaming/Epomaker/Matrix Clix)

 The key presses go down into the case, and so you have no ting or Noah. You know kind of bell ring sound in there the metal plate underneath it of the keys right there very, very durable. As you can see, the bigger Keys use the anigh smocks, which stabilizers not just a metal bar, so whatever a key press, you you're using right there. It feels very stable and bounced across the board

 I don't know that's kind of where. Maybe you get dust or pet hair in there. You know it seems like what, if it just blocks off that sensor, I don't know, that's my only fault of it right there or if we get stuck in between the key right there. So maybe this kind of board - Hey, maybe just clean it a little bit more

 There is one piece you have your rubber feet right on the bottom: four rubber feet: no feet pop bounce, that's kind of a bummer, if you, if you tend to using it that way, it doesn't have that. But again you have two four rubber feet there. The key presses go down into the case, and so you have no ting or Noah. You know kind of bell ring sound in there the metal plate underneath it of the keys right there very, very durable

 So again, I don't know. Is it this new technology? That'S coming out, we'll have to see how it plays out, but it's pretty cool right now, alright, so moving on, I just thought the switch is a really cool sorry to talk so long about them. I think we're just different to me and cool, but it was as far as the keycaps. There are double shot abs, as you can see right here, interesting because the top is that matte coating, but then on the side

GK61 60% Gaming Keyboard Review

 Changing this to a light blue fixed the issue as the red LED was no longer being used, but just know that when switching keycaps it might be in your best interest to turn backlighting off altogether. YMMV from keeping the lights turned on.  The software to control the lighting, functions, and macros is awful. It's counter-intuitive and doesn't exactly have a user guide to go along with it

 This keyboard definitely meets that need, while being aesthetically stylish and feeling very responsive.  The board its self is a nice 61-key compact keyboard. This means no F1-F12 keys, no arrow keys, no Home/Insert/Delete/Print Screen keys, and no ten key. The footprint it leaves on your desk is as small as it possibly can be without sacrificing basic needs in a keyboard and it's very pleasing because of it

 The download page is entirely in Chinese except for the version number, and while the software its self runs in English, it might as well not because you'll have no clue what half of it is talking about. A 3 minute YouTube video made by someone not affiliated with the company helped me a little, then the rest was figured out with about an hour of tinkering. Once I had it set the way I wanted for the function keys and backlighting, I uninstalled the software. Not because I didn't trust it, but because I doubt I'll ever use it again unless I absolutely have to

Good Feel, Great Switches, Mediocre RGB, Terrible Software, but overall WAY TOO LOUD!

 The skates are thicker than the Mira and have a smoother glide. The overall build quality feels great, no creaking or flexing or anything funky like that. The weight comes in at 59g with no holes in the side which is pretty impressive for a mouse this size. The main clicks are 20m omron and feel great, there is a tiny amount of post travel but nothing that I would ever notice while gaming or normal use as you have to press down rather hard and hold to actually notice it

I don't give mice a #/10 rating for at least two weeks to really get a feel for the mouse and let any issues present themselves but I have to say I'm very impressed with HK's new release and this mouse will most likely be a top contender for claw grips as it's almost identical to the Zowie S2 except with HUGE improvements over it.

First impression: This is HK Gaming's new Naos-M model and right off the bat you can feel some definite improvements over their Mira model. The stock cord feels great, comparable to some of the best stock cords I've ever tried and doesn't really need to be replaced. The skates are thicker than the Mira and have a smoother glide. The overall build quality feels great, no creaking or flexing or anything funky like that

My HK-Gaming Naos-M with some mods. Picture album + First impression

 You are going to be at the mercy of some poor team of programmers who were given a day to create it.

 oh dear. You have to google how to find the software, They don't even tell you about the software besides one leaflet in the box saying "compatible with example.exe"  It's all dominatnly Chinese, they didn't even both doing a a full English translation of everything. There JUST enough english to scrape by, but the learning is all on you

  The software.. oh dear. You have to google how to find the software, They don't even tell you about the software besides one leaflet in the box saying "compatible with example

Great keyboard, Software is an absolute joke/disaster

 When I found this keyboard, I was surprised that it was this cheap for a 60% with Gateron switches.  Upon receiving the keyboard, I immediately tried to customize the lighting on the keyboard, and just like how the reviews I watched on YouTube said - the keyboard's software wasn't good. I couldn't put custom hex codes, even though there were places in the software to do so. In the end, I stuck with just a plain white backlight

The keyboard is great, the software isn't.

 The key caps feel really cheap because they are cheap. The stabilizers are loose and my space bar didn't even work.  It's cool how you can swap switches and key caps but I'd spend a little more money and get a quality keyboard over a cheap keyboard that has a lot of gimmicks. I'd recommend spending your money on Kemove which has better quality parts and you can swap switches

  It's cool how you can swap switches and key caps but I'd spend a little more money and get a quality keyboard over a cheap keyboard that has a lot of gimmicks. I'd recommend spending your money on Kemove which has better quality parts and you can swap switches. If you don't care about switches then I'd recommend buying a Durgod, Anne Pro 2, or Leopold.  Don't buy into the hype

Alright value but you get what you pay for

 It is slightly heavier now, which is what I want, in order to achieve a more thocky sound. The additional weight comes from the car sound dampening foam.  If you’re on the fence about grabbing a 60% keyboard for cheap and want to mod it, this is a good move for beginners not wanting to break the bank.

 I am coming from Corsair K95 with Cherry MX speed switches and these Gaterons feel a bit nicer for typing.  The mods I incorporated includes: Car sound dampening foam (dynamat), PE foam between PCB and casing, PE foam between plate and PCB, HOLEE mod, and G205 G0 lubed switches. All of this combined, equates to a superb typing experience. The space bar is smooth and thocky

Great Keyboard for Modding!

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MSI RGB Blue Switch Mechanical Gaming Keyboard vigor GK50 Elite LL, with Kailh Blue mechanical switches, stunning per Key RGB lighting with several effects, fully programmable keys with N-key rollover, fine-tune detail settings with Dragon center.

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 Inside the switch itself, Kailh is using a click bar design which is different to how Cherry MX achieves the classic clicking, but we'll get to how good it is a little later in the review. So speaking of the software what you're going to be using is Dragon Center and for the keyboard it has two main menus the first of which is Mystic Light and most of you will probably know that this is MSI's RGB ecosystem and so if we had more MSI RGB products they would also be listed here but we've just got the one so it's the keyboard only and it's a fairly intuitive menu nice and easy to change the effects and you've got three profiles to play with. Now on profile two we've got it set to the customize one and we can apply it and this is just essentially the per key RGB lighting that I was telling you about you can pick your colors choose which keys are then going to be applied in that color and then apply it and it's as simple as that it's a nice static pattern and then you've also got for your third profile for example you've also got multiple other ones to play with Whirlpool is quite an interesting one if that's your thing it's super RGB but yep it's it's super easy to change everything the software works well and it's fast on the lighting changing. The second section of the software is separate to Mystic Light and it comes under gaming gear which we'll show you here and so from there you can select your keyboard and then you then get a separate menu specifically to program macros into the keyboard so separate from the lighting

6mm. As you can see here, they have the same cross-shaped stem as Cherry switches and this means that aftermarket keycaps will be compatible with both types. So the housing on these switches is clear and of course this is to allow light from the surface mounted RGB LED to dissipate and shine through as much of the switch and the keycaps as possible. It's actually also got an IP56 water and dust resistance rating, but that doesn't apply to the keyboard itself so I wouldn't be going spilling your drinks on it anytime soon

 Hey folks, today we are going to be looking at the MSI Vigor GK50 Elite, which is a new RGB mechanical keyboard that's coming in around £80 here in the UK. And along with that, MSI has also sent in the WR-01 wrist rest, which retails separately for £20 and we'll be taking a look at both today. So the Vigor GK50 Elite comes in two flavours and that gives you an option of which switch you want beneath your keycaps. Now both of them are a clicky type, but you get the GK50 Elite Blue and then there's the Elite Box White Edition

MSI Vigor GK50 Elite Box White Review - Mechanical RGB, Clicky Kailh Switches

 I thought this was a nice gesture and maybe nothing more than a bit of a gimmick when I first saw them but honestly I do really like the feel of the convex keys much more than the concave keys that come with the keyboard. It really made a difference especially when gaming and it really was more comfortable and easier to press these buttons under pressure. The keys are also really clicky and pretty satisfying to use. They aren't annoyingly loud though like some of the other keyboards I've used or that my partner uses and dries me up the wall with

 Underneath all the packaging we have a keycap puller and the manual. I'm instantly impressed with how this keyboard looks, straight out of the box, the brushed metal top plate is nice to look at and it makes the whole thing feel tough and premium. The MSI Dragon logo also adds a touch of cool to this whole thing as well as the matching key which is essentially a function key. The keys are almost like a satin feel, the website says matt coated keycaps but I would say that they are definitely not matt, they're way too shiny for that in my opinion

 The keys themselves are low profile Kailh mechanical switches and they are really responsive. I guess this is due to the fact that there is less distance between the switch and the operating point making that response time a little bit quicker. The switches feel quite firm in comparison to some of the others I've used before and I found myself feeling the need to type maybe a little bit harder than usual but I quickly did get used to this and to be honest I did quite like it. You get extra control and alt keys with this keyboard and they are convex unlike the standard keys that come attached to the keyboard which are concave

 So I went to the website, downloaded the software and launched it. After a bit of fiddling around with installing the MSI SDK, we were good to go. On the first screen you will see, oddly, that you can control your display which I found a bit odd but hey why not. On the next page is Mystic Lighting which houses all of your lovely lighting options

MSI VIGOR GK50 Keyboard Review - Low-Profile Contender!

 Pros, metal plate is really nice, nice bright RGB, no grease prone keys and that is a big bonus from me, good tactile and audioball feedback, full range of media keys, control and alt convex keys, full range of media keys, software is pretty cool too, linking to games and stuff like that as well as the phillips hue and good performance in gaming. Some cons, kink friendly cord, slightly heavier resistance when pressing the buttons but soon got used to that. Nothing really stands out spec wise, visually or comfort wise other than the RGB and the freebies that you get with it. This is the definition of my conclusion, nothing to complain about but equally nothing to rave about

 Nothing really stands out spec wise, visually or comfort wise other than the RGB and the freebies that you get with it. This is the definition of my conclusion, nothing to complain about but equally nothing to rave about. There isn't much here we haven't seen before to be honest, there are keyboards that are very similar for maybe even a little bit less that I would more than likely go for on that basis. I would say that the best features include the metal plate, the RGB, the software and the freebie keys

 First impressions are good, I like the brushed metal plate on the fascia, the underneath is just a mattified plastic with the MSI logo, there are two flip out feet that have rubber pads for grip and four rubber pads along the bottom of the keyboard too. One of which is actually a gaming base that provides extra support under the spacebar and prevents slippage. The keys sat in finished plastic and have transparent font to let that RGB shine through. To be honest this is one thing I think MSI do really well, their RGB lighting is really bright and when you have the full colour spectrum rolling around it's so pretty

 Usual packaging experience here guys, the cardboard box and inside the keyboard and the manuals, nothing to shout about. You do get two spare keycaps which are convex and if you wish to have your slightly higher alt and control keys then you can use these and let's not forget that keycap puller. First impressions are good, I like the brushed metal plate on the fascia, the underneath is just a mattified plastic with the MSI logo, there are two flip out feet that have rubber pads for grip and four rubber pads along the bottom of the keyboard too. One of which is actually a gaming base that provides extra support under the spacebar and prevents slippage

MSI Vigor GK50 Elite - basic and forgettable

 In Singapore you can get one for about 130-140 dollars which is fine for a mechanical keyboard like this. Overall the MSI GK50 Elite is an amazing mechanical keyboard with great features and build quality. If you are looking for a gaming keyboard I would recommend the GK50 Elite. Prices may change in the future so I will leave some links in the description to buy it

 The font on the keycaps are also unique and they are easy to read. Next the USB cable on the keyboard is also braided and is very high quality. Next we have RGB. The Vigor GK50 Elite has perky RGB which is amazing

 The one I have here is the clicky Kailh Blue switches and as the name suggests these are clicky switches and I quite like the way they sound when typing. Here is how these switches sound. It will be fine if you like the sound these make but will be quite loud in quiet environments. Moving on, the keys have a medium actuation force of about 60 grams and can be pressed relatively easily

I am a true GAMER now - MSI Vigor GK50 Elite mechanical keyboard

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