A really good price for this Filco Majestouch 2 TKL (Brown Switch) at $119 - Normally $219.
Great for typing and gaming and has room to spare for the mouse due to no numeric keypad.
A really good price for this Filco Majestouch 2 TKL (Brown Switch) at $119 - Normally $219.
Great for typing and gaming and has room to spare for the mouse due to no numeric keypad.
ducky
The Ducky SF2 has higher-than-average latency, if that's your major concern. Otherwise both Ducky and Filco are top-tier quality for pre-builts.
Had way too many cheap gaming peripherals, most brands build them to be essentially disposables these days. Even Logitech seems to be following the path of Razer et al.
My partner and I have been using the full sized Filco Majestouch 2 for years. They haven't missed a beat.
Edit - Just checked and have had them since December 2013!
My first and only mech so far has been Filco Majestouch 2. Mine has to be at least 5 years old. Only downside is the crappy keycaps.
Change the keycaps… with $20 you can get some PBT ones from ebay.
Non-detachable cable ….
Good keyboard, in the standard of 2015 - 2016
I really hope they could update their product line to support wireless multiple-device
Am I missing something? Getting $219
Yep I'm getting $219 too
I think it's all gone.
I managed to get an order in at $119, lets see if they cancel…
Classic but gradually showing its age. Build quality is still top notch, but there are no PBT key caps, no aluminium shield, and the design is arguably boring - yes, this is classic design of a mechanical keyboard, but it’s 2021, users deserve something new (not necessarily has to be flashy RGB thing)
I’m totally agree with you then I hold my trigger bought another RGB tkl instead.
Do you have a recommendation for a terrific mechanical keyboard up to latest standards?
From the above, I’d you need Bluetooth, Keychron is your only option. If you want something you can mod easily, or want switches other than the standard blue, brown, or red then the Glorious GMMK (cheap) or Pro (high end) are good options. If you want simple and reliable take your pick from Ducky, Leopold or Varmillo.
Then there are lots of prebuilt options from more specialist retailers (most of the above were like this until the last year or two), and beyond that full customs and group buys.
Terrific write up, thanks.
I’ve got a Leopold blue TKL (amongst others, like a Unicomp buckling spring and Filco Minila blue) but I’d like to add a brown switch keyboard to my list.
Thanks for the pointers!
@outofgamut: Definitely prefer Leopold over the Filco. But if I am not wrong, Leopold stock key caps have a slightly different profile.
Totally agreed.
There's still some blue's and brown's left: https://www.ple.com.au/Search/filco
This morning I just found the brown ninja is available and placed an order.
Shame my varmilo’s alt key not responding. After a cleanup found other five keys along with alt keys not working. Good timing this deal comes. First time purchase with PLE, hope I made a good choice.
Ps previous varmilo bought July 2015. The one before was a cherry board since June 2009 (not broken just left to company)
This or Ducky SF 2 or hyperx alloy orgins. Seems like a solid board just given its age I'm worried latency might be high and not a priority when they were designing it.