After ordering a key sampler I went down the rabbit hole that is mechanical keyboards yet again and stumbled across a lot of people who love their das professional/ultimate keyboard, without explaining what exactly makes it so good. They use the same cherry keys as any other brand, so that can only be a small but important factor, it also looks pretty nice and clean, and really sturdy which is another important factor. But that's where I run out of ideas on what that final thing is that makes this keyboard amazing.
Does the comfortability have anything to do with this, just by looking at photos this is quite hard to say. I'd love for someone to completely sell me on it, as I've been really intrigued by it for a while.
I called some local shops when I bought my k70 to see if they had any das keyboards in store that I could have a look at, majority of the places had none in stock or weren't keen on taking one out of the box.
Regardless of what it is, there's no denying that that the das ultimate is a beautiful looking keyboard, one that I'll never get as I'm way to by a typist, not having any markings would be a massive inconvenience.
Does the comfortability have anything to do with this, just by looking at photos this is quite hard to say. I'd love for someone to completely sell me on it, as I've been really intrigued by it for a while.
I called some local shops when I bought my k70 to see if they had any das keyboards in store that I could have a look at, majority of the places had none in stock or weren't keen on taking one out of the box.
Regardless of what it is, there's no denying that that the das ultimate is a beautiful looking keyboard, one that I'll never get as I'm way to by a typist, not having any markings would be a massive inconvenience.
