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If you are not familiar with Logitech's Romer-G switch, they are pretty decent with a lower actuation point than your typical MX switch (similar to low-profile switches), check out here[www.tomshardware.com] and/or here for more details...
The G512 Carbon fits your budget, if you're interested in the proprietary switches. Not all mechanical keyboards have to be clicky-clicky.
That's not always a bad thing. Ultra high-end Typing keyboards with mechanical switches like the Ducky, DasKeyboard and Filco boards are also some of the best gaming keyboards money can buy. Typing keyboards have to withstand an order of magnitude more abuse than gaming keyboards, over much longer working lifespans. So they're usually built like a tank and have much higher quality internals. The only problem? They're extremely expensive, reaching into the 200-300 Euro range.
As for Amazon not having stock in Germany, that's not a problem. Try doing a Google search for Amazon USA; you can buy from them and have th keyboard shipped to anywhere in the world. I do that as a last resort whenever I can't find what I need locally. I'm cyurrently have a mouse shipped to me that very way, as the only store with stock left on the planet is in America.
I <3 early keyboards like that. They're clunky as hell by today's standards but I still love them, they're so much fun to write with. My school's computer lab was many years behind the time, so I was lucky enough to learn to type of keyboards of that period.
It's the IBMs I miss. It's like playing a musical instrument; every key makes a musical *ping* and they all have different notes. And no two IBMs play exactly the same notes. The ergonomics are absolutely perfect as well, IBM poured millions into designing and testing and it really shows. They're better than modern MX keys IMO.
I should get one. They're back in production now, and fully USB compliant.
yes the Lioncast LK30, im probably waiting for sale then for it. and there is an handwrist?
or are there other sites than amazon where i can get it cheaper?
yes but no thx
idk why but this is cute