HK Gaming GK61 vs Razer Huntsman Elite

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. He...

. I get it now. If you sit with perfect posture, float your wrists, and do all things proper then just maybe this pad will do

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 ...

Razer always has non standard CTRL row keycap sizes. You can try to get their own brand keycaps. They are $30 and are compatible. I have the Razer Huntsman Elite and that thing was compatible with the Razer keycaps

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

e. @#$% are not backlit and this is a severe oversight in the design. Unless I have a light shining directly on the keyboard (which defeats the purpose of a keyboard that lights up), I can't see the special characters at all. I wouldn't buy this keyboard again for this very reason

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

it's a shit quality plastic build, and the feet on my keyboard have been superglued back together more times than i can count. 2. i hate the clicky sound, it's just obnoxiously loud. i prefer my keys to be silent, but if that's not possible, at least half as loud or less than the purple switches

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

You said you had the razer huntsman, from what I saw that was a fast keyboard on a website called [rtings.com](https://rtings.com) or something like that.

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

Under the Lighting column is where things get interesting. On a basic level, you can change the brightness of the backlighting or opt to switch it off completely when the display is turned off or your PC is idle. But locate the Advanced Effects tab, and you can delve into Chroma Studio, where you can customize the keyboard's staggering 168 discrete lighting zones—that's each key in the standard 104-key layout, plus two zones for the media keys, 38 underglow zones on the keyboard alone, and the 24 zones on the underside of the wrist rest.

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

If you can live without the use of lots of macros besides the additional buttons (rewind, play, skip, and volume) then its not much of an issue -Wrist rest/stand is somewhat loose in connection to the keyboard (I have it off most of the time anyway, but it could be more firm). This keyboard is a great upgrade, but a bit pricey. Its wrist rest, feel, and buttons make it worth the while, yet I feel this keyboard is more of a $170 keyboard. If you have a bit of money to splurge on something as pricey as this, I recommend this product