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Replies posted by Tysean

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DuzwaTan
posted in Keyboards

WE NEED A HUNTSMAN TE WITH PURPLE SWITCHES

The switches are hotswappable. But you need to open up the keyboard in order to be able to swap them. Therefore if you really want a TE with purple switches, you can obtain a purple switched regular Huntsman and swap the purple switches there to your TE.

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3 years ago
dekades
dekadesCommunity Cowboy
posted in Keyboards

HUNTSMAN V2 ANALOG | Ascend to Analog

Great news but still not too intriguing for me. Still need TKL or TE version with ISO Layout.

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1 year ago
RUBYLibertybit634
RUBYLibertybit634
posted in Keyboards

Huntsman Elite Water or Beer Damage...

You may want to open up the keyboard and clean the optical sensor and receiver of those switches that reside( soldered) on the PCB by the help of a q-tip soaked in alcohol. In order to reach the optical sensor and receiver, it is best to remove the switches but thankfully switches are hotswappable. But in order to do that you still need to open up the keyboard to remove the switches.

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3 years ago
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xfloggingkylex
posted in Keyboards

Huntsman TE clicky?

The switches are hotswapable. You can obtain clicky switches from a regular Huntsman and transfer them to a TE. Tough, in order to remove the switches, you need to open up both keyboards. Opening up a regular Huntsman is not a problem but mind you there is a hidden screw beneath Type-C cable connection of TE.

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3 years ago
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Dreadmeister
posted in Keyboards

Getting electric shocks from my Huntsman Elite. Help?

Connect your keyboard to a battery operated Laptop computer and see if it still shocks you. If not, then it is probably because your computer's power cord is connected to an ungrounded outlet.

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3 years ago
dekades
dekadesCommunity Cowboy
posted in Keyboards

HUNTSMAN MINI | Dominate On A Different Scale

Grats on updated Linear switches to dampen the sound. But it would be better if you could also lower the actuation point of the new generation linear switches to 1.5mm from 1.0mm... We really make lots of typos because of very high actuation point on a keyboard that's equipped with red linear optical switches. It becomes really annoying after a while. Also, one of the reasons of typos is I think it's because of the wide area of the Doubleshot PBT keycaps... The gap between roofs two keycaps is apprioximately 1.00mm closer compared to other mechanical keyboard keycaps on the market... This also cause majority of the typos I guess.

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3 years ago
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thinkBoleinsider278
posted in Keyboards

Razer PBT Keycaps keycaps upgrade set

Should be compatible. It has all the sizes of keycaps for the bottom row for both ANSI and ISO layouts aswell.

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4 years ago
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LaSkyMania
posted in Keyboards

Razer Huntsman Elite - Linear Optical Switch - FR

I agree. More options is almost always a better thing for the customer. Also perhaps Razer could provide other countries' layouts for keycaps like they do in their 'Razer PBT Keycap Upgrade Set' ?... It's only available in US layout at the moment.

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4 years ago
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GamerCobra2005
posted in Keyboards

[Product Suggestion] Win The Entuhsiats Hearts

Switches must be immune to chatter. Otherwise many keyboards will be returned or repaired because of some switches that develop chatter in time. Therefore, Optical Switches must be used because they are immune to chatter. But there is a problem here because Razer only has 2 kinds of optical switches and both are problematic. Red Linear Optical Switch: Excellent feeling, super smooth switch but unfortunately the actuation point is too high causing too many typos. Either a new version with lower actuation point must be introduced or rather an "adjustable" actuation point linear optical switch must be introduced. With current state of this red linear optical switch, you can't win the enthusiast or non-gamer crowd. They actuate way too early causing too many typos. (And what the hell with this stupid "Optical Switches are faster" claim/advertisement ? Stop using that claim. It is lame and childish. Introduce your optical switches' true strength as being IMMUNE to chatter and ditch all

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4 years ago
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Tysean
posted in Keyboards

Razer Huntsman Tournament Edition ANSI or ISO Layout Product No.

Just got my Huntsman TE. It just arrived now. Mine has the US ISO layout which I want and the product number is RZ03-03080300-R3G1. I think the product number that ends with ...-R3M1 is the one that has US ANSI layout.

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4 years ago
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dailyRossoCorsasource873
posted in Keyboards

Blackwidow Lite Turkish Q Keyboard Problem on Mac

That attached image is ANSI Turkish Q layout. Try to revert it back into ISO Turkish Q layout.

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4 years ago
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DWFIIInsider
posted in Keyboards

New Razer cynosa Chroma--ripple and reactive

That's bad news :( But just confirming to be 100% sure: After you adjusted your desired settings and effects, are you also clicking the big green SAVE button on the bottom right of Chroma Studio ? (Because, on my keyboard,it only starts working AFTER I click the save button. It shows the changes on the program but not on the keyboard. After I click SAVE button, it begins to show the new changes on the keyboard also.)

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4 years ago
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DWFIIInsider
posted in Keyboards

New Razer cynosa Chroma--ripple and reactive

It works on my Huntsman keyboard IF Ripple is on top of Static in the Effects Layer Menu. (You can drag and change the order (and thus priority) of an effect in the Effects Layer menu by using mouse left click drag and drop. Add both Ripple and Static effects to the Effects Menu. If Ripple is under the Static then left click on Static and then drag it down under Ripple and try this way if its fixed.)

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4 years ago
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Liightwood
posted in Keyboards

Question about huntsman elite

From the Official Razer Huntsman Elite Support Page: https://support.razer.com/gaming-keyboards/razer-huntsman-elite/ ... What regional layouts are available for the Razer Huntsman keyboards? The Huntsman comes in US, UK, German, Nordic, French, Traditional Chinese, Thai, Korean, Japanese, Russian, Italian, Swiss, Spanish, Greek, Turkish and Portuguese. The Huntsman Elite only comes in US, UK, German, French, Spanish, Nordic and Japanese. ... .. .

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4 years ago
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DATGINGER
posted in Keyboards

Huntsman TE or Blackwidow v2 TE

I recommend you get the Huntsman TE. It has: 1) Linear Optical Switches that are immune to chatter. In the future, Blackwidow switches might develop and suffer from double press or chattering issues so you may have to return or repair that keyboard but that problem will never occur in Huntsman. Therefore Huntsman is more reliable and also durable thus have more longevity. Also since the optical switches are contactless by their nature, they are super smooth compared to normal linear switches. 2) Doubleshot PBT keycaps with Standard bottom row. Blackwidow has thinner ABS keycap material. Not only Huntsman has better keycap material, but it is also has standard bottom row so in the future you can use aftermarket keycap sets also with Huntsman. 3) Detachable USB Type-C cable. Another good detail and reason to choose Huntsman.

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4 years ago
RocketSkates93
RocketSkates93Insider
posted in Keyboards

What do you guys think of the new Razer Tartarus Pro?

That's a great product. Definitely better than previous incarnations because of non-chattering reliable optical switches. AND the switches are also ANALOG providing more options for the user. More options are almost always a good thing. Even tough if you don't need analog inputs, its still great to be able to adjust the actuation point of each switches. Win-Win. I hope the "thumb joystick" is as durable as the switches. If Razer can also make the switches of that joystick optical switches rather than normal metal actuation that would be über cool. One last concern for me is the scroll wheel. They tend to break (chatter) easily. Another "optical" solution to the scroll wheel be überüber cool I guess :)

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dekades
4 years ago
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pellson
posted in Keyboards

Got fouled into buying Huntsman Elite

pellsonI just bought this keyboard, how can you sell a keyboard today that requires your shitty Synapse 3.0 software to use lightning? I just want my keyboard to have a static Red and no software, NOPE, you gotta use Synapse 3.0 for that! How can you write on your website this has on-board profiles when it only stores macros and keybinds? Maybe put an asterix like "*Not for lightning", because that is what everyone thinks. I'll return this bs keyboard and buy a new k70 rgb instead, how can we not have the keyboard with a static color without your spyware lol at the very least you could've used static as default and not a damn christmas tree "HYBRID ON-BOARD MEMORY AND CLOUD STORAGE: Access personalized settings anywhere". Yeah right! I am with you about this issue. I also have Razer Huntsman. I have been using it since March 2019. Since then I have been enjoying it very much, very reliable keyboard but being dependent on software for custom lighting is really lame. Besides I thi

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4 years ago
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RaghavAT
posted in Keyboards

Blackwidow elite electric leak on metal body

It is probably not your keyboard but your PC is connected to an outlet which is NOT grounded. It is your PC is shocking you. Try it with other USB connected metal peripherals and most probably they will also shock you... Or connect your keyboard to a battery operated notebook/laptop if you can and check if it still shocks you.

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4 years ago
dekades
dekadesCommunity Cowboy
posted in Keyboards

Razer Huntsman TE a New "Standard?"

Great keyboard. Reliable, of high quality, minimalistic, compact and elegant. Now we need both tactile and clicky optical switched variants. Oh and also a notched CAPS to avoid accidental caps presses would be nice.

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4 years ago
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easySchaussPinkTOPAZ682
posted in Keyboards

Which gaming keyboard is best?

DSmithzI got logitech g910. The one with the more normalised keys, as far as mechanical keyboards go it has a quieter sound than most when pressing keys. Very comfortable, has extra buttons (macro G keys) which are not as many or as easy to find as the an old logitech g15 version but its not super hard either. I like the romer key feel and as with pretty much all logitech products they seem to last quite a while for me (unlike certain other brands). Overall i find g910 to be the best if not one of the best gaming keyboards. If i didnt go for the g910 i would have probably went for the corsair (k95?), but cant remember why though. Romer-G and G910 has serious problems: - The little pins under the keycaps tend to break over time... In less than a year, there will going to be many keycaps pins will be already broken. You will going to be very surprised - Even tough their Romer-G switches are especially made with double contact mechanism to eliminate double press or chatter issue, In

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4 years ago
Sye_The-Vie
Vanguard
Sye_The-VieVANGUARD
posted in Keyboards

What is your favorite Mechanical switch?

Sye_The-VieI am thinking you miss the M keyboard days? They always have a special place in my heart. But times have changed, our needs changed.. We got bored also using the same thing over and over again etc.. :) Nowadays I think I can live without them.

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FiszPL
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4 years ago
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easySchaussPinkTOPAZ682
posted in Keyboards

Which gaming keyboard is best?

I would say with Red Linear Opto-Mechanical Switches and PBT keycaps, the new Huntsman TE is the best in every way.

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4 years ago
Sye_The-Vie
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Sye_The-VieVANGUARD
posted in Keyboards

What is your favorite Mechanical switch?

Sye_The-VieDoes anyone still have or use the IBM M keyboard? The father of mechanical switches. I used to learn programming on an IBM PC with a Model M keyboard back in year 1989 in my father's government office. I was 14 years old then. Since then I have used many keyboards including my very own Model M and various cheap membrane keyboards also. Nowadays I am using Razer Hunstman keyboard for ultimate reliability.

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FiszPL
Vanguard
4 years ago
Sye_The-Vie
Vanguard
Sye_The-VieVANGUARD
posted in Keyboards

What is your favorite Mechanical switch?

Definitely Opto-Mechanical ones. Voted for both Purple and Red Opto-Mechanical switches. RELIABILITY of a switch is most important thing for me. Opto-Mechanical switches are immune to chatter due to their "contactles" design.

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FiszPL
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4 years ago
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rezanril
posted in Keyboards

Blackwidow Elite Keyboard Chatter (Orange Switches)

Nope, there is no solution to it. You have to buy a keyboard that has a switch technology that's immune to chatter. For example: Opto-Mechanical switches in Razer Huntsman keyboards. Unfortunately all traditional switches can develop chatter even tough you didn't press the key millions of times. A traditional switched keyboard can develop chatter after 1 month of moderate use.. Heck it can even come with already chattering switches when you first buy it brand new.

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4 years ago

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