And not all wrist rests bundled with keyboards are good or even comfortable for that matter. With that said, some wrist rests are obviously better than others. If you have, say, a raised profile, then you'll want a wrist rest to help align your hands and fingers with the surface of the keyboard. It largely depends on the design of your keyboard. That is what you would call "efficient." The choice really comes down to you. On the other hand, no one would argue using macros and shortcuts for editing tools is cheating.
After all, that player would then have an advantage over the average person.
One could argue smart use of key bindings is akin to using macros. However, its use still has a place in gaming. Allowing players the ability to press one key and perform multiple tasks can give them a huge advantage.
In other words, the force it takes to press the button and the distance the key needs to travel to respond on screen, respectively.Ībsolutely not! In fact, esports tend to ban the use of macro keys because of their nature. Regardless of membrane or mechanical, what you want in a gaming keyboard is actuation force and actuation distance. Further, the K55 features 6 programmable customized Macro Keys. This allows the keyboard to be IP42 Dust and Water Resistant. This keyboard features a membrane, which has rubber domes under the key-caps. The Corsair K55 is an entry-level gaming keyboard priced under 50.00. With that said, it also comes down to personal preference keyboard to keyboard not all are created equally. First, let’s start with some key details. The feedback and tactile feel of mechanical switches offers a better feeling in terms of response and latency, whereas membrane switches tend to feel softer and quieter. Generally consensus is that mechanical switches provide a slightly better advantage. The cable is not braided either.Shop FAQ Q: Membrane or Mechanical Switches for Gaming? So be careful when drinking around this thing. Also, it doesn't say it is waterproof anywhere. But, I would like to give Corsair the benefit of the doubt and say that this was a singular event. When I tried to RMA it, the company it was partnered up with, could not collect the device from my home, which was a pain since it was on the other side of the city in which I live and I am suffering from a leg issue that makes going around hard for me. It has a lot of fluff for what it is trying to do. Corsair's software (similar to Logitech's Gaming Software and Razer's Synapse) is poorly optimized and somewhat resource hungry. The piece I got shipped came with a firmware issue that conflicted with my other drivers. But why am I taking out 2 stars then if its all good? Don't really care about media controls but they're there if you want them. Its got good anti ghosting and macro keys for those high intensity moments as well. Its got great tactile feeling for being a non-mechanical keyboard and the RGB and the palm rest definitely help. This keyboard is for the guy that does not want to or cannot afford a mechanical keyboard. The custom keys are a bit of pain, I mistook G1 for Escape and G6 for Ctrl Key. No need of any software for the RGB effect.Ģ. I am a grown up adult who play games on steam occasionally.Ĥ. Nice Aesthetically pleasing RGB that appears around the keys (unlike G213 that have RGB on the letters of keys).ģ. G413 have Roomer-GTM mechanical switch which are not as strong as cherry mx switches. G413 is mechanical accompanied with a USB pass through and K55 on the other hand have 6 Anti Ghost keys and its RGB more aesthetically pleasing. I shortlisted Logitech G413 mechanical which is 1k more expensive and K55. The much harder choice was to decide weather to got for a membrane keyboard or a mechanical one. I considered all the best options for this price range- logitech G213 Logitech G413 or Razer Cynosa Chroma. I was using CM Storm combo for over two years until few of its keys gave up.Ĭosair K55 is my second gaming keyboard.
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