[Folex]

I feel OG with my keyboard. I've been using for the past 7 years. Its the keyboard from a $300 bundle compaq desktop. The funny thing is every other aspect of my computer is expensive. 
 

 

[Xpresser]

Right now, and for the past few years, I've been using a G11 by Logitech...
 

 
 
Waiting for my Code TKL Green Cherry Mechanical to arrive via UPS. Simple, compact and loads of clicky goodness...
 

 

[dizzyorange]

Are there any unlabeled keyboards with cherry blue switches besides the Das Keyboard brand?

 

[gopanthersgo1]

Are there any unlabeled keyboards with cherry blue switches besides the Das Keyboard brand?

Ducky has the labeling only on the bottom and on the PCB.

 

[Xpresser]

  Are there any unlabeled keyboards with cherry blue switches besides the Das Keyboard brand?

 
Does it have to bee 100% unlabeled? Filco has a design I really like where the keys are printed on the side rather than the top...
 

 
They also have it in TKL (tenkeyless). But Filco doesn't do backlighting. Cooler Master also has a design similar to this called the Quick Fire Stealth. 

 

[barihunk]

  Are there any unlabeled keyboards with cherry blue switches besides the Das Keyboard brand?

WASD keyboards has virtually no branding and you can customize the key layout to your exact specifications

 

[dizzyorange]

Whoa that's the first time I've seen WASD keyboards, that's neat!

 

[dizzyorange]

Hmm I wasn't aware that there were cherry green's.  I had settled on blues because I like the click with some resistance, but it seems the greens are like blues with more resistance?  Has anyone tried both blues and greens?

 

[dizzyorange]

Anyone have a custom WASD keyboard that wants to share their layout?  I'm designing one and am looking for ideas

 

[Xpresser]

Yes...greens are blues w more resistance. I grabbed a cherry switch tester from Cooler Master so that I could sample all the switches and see which one I preferred. I was going to go for brown but the more I played with the tester the more I liked the green. The tester costs $15 but you get a coupon in which you can apply $15 to the purchase of a Cooler Master keyboard.

www.cmstore-usa.com/mechanical-key-switch-demo-board/

 

[Netforce]

I've been running with cherry reds for few years now and it has been working out great. Not a big fan of black or green switches, black switches felt too stiff and greens a lot more so. Personally I plan on getting that corsair rgb keyboard in July/August with blues.

 

[Xpresser]

I've been running with cherry reds for few years now and it has been working out great. Not a big fan of black or green switches, black switches felt too stiff and greens a lot more so. Personally I plan on getting that corsair rgb keyboard in July/August with blues.

Yeah that RGB by Corsair looks sweet. I bet it will be $299 at least though.

 

[dizzyorange]

Yes...greens are blues w more resistance. I grabbed a cherry switch tester from Cooler Master so that I could sample all the switches and see which one I preferred. I was going to go for brown but the more I played with the tester the more I liked the green. The tester costs $15 but you get a coupon in which you can apply $15 to the purchase of a Cooler Master keyboard.

www.cmstore-usa.com/mechanical-key-switch-demo-board/

 
Cool that sounds like it might be more of a typewriter feel which is what I like.  I think I'll go with the Greens.  
 
EDIT: I ended up going with the company's signature scheme, like the minimalist look.
 

 

[Netforce]

http://www.corsair.com/en-us/company/press-release/corsair-launches-worlds-first-cherry-mx-rgb-gaming-keyboards

No worries it is $170! Least for the k70 edition.

 

[Xpresser]

http://www.corsair.com/en-us/company/press-release/corsair-launches-worlds-first-cherry-mx-rgb-gaming-keyboards

No worries it is $170! Least for the k70 edition.

 
Very doable (word?)