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I found the model S for 30 cent and good will I bought and it’s pretty nice

So honest lol I think it looks ugly too but wanted to see if anyone has anything good to say about it

This looks and sounds just like my old razer black widow (bought 2009ish) that I'm currently looking to upgrade from lol

A key on my Das Keyboard DK 4 Professional failed within the 3 year warrantee and they would not repair. My keyboard is like brand new, super clean, lightly used – it was clearly a faulty key or bad solder, they don't stand behind their products. Won't be buying any else from Das Keyboard. Buyer beware.

good thing I never bought this piece of crap
almost fell for its hype two years ago

Recently retired my 10+ year old das keyboard with mx browns. The glossy case eventually became a cloudy mess and the keycaps themselves took on a high gloss.

Wow! That build quality and general repair-hostile design looks terrible! This makes me glad that my HHKB Pro2, and even my HHKB Lite2 (which required me to poke through a label, but is otherwise very easy to losslessly disassemble), are much more user serviceable.

damn 2 hideous oof das

I love the plasticy click of the Blue and can't stand the metallic tang of the buckling springs. To each his own.

My first mechanical keyboard

didn't mention anything about the stabs? I'm curious

A good video.

I've had my Das model s for 10+ years now, in its defense, 10 years ago, rgb lights weren't a thing yet, and in terms of quality, its exceeded my expectations. *lots of rage punches and still working a ok!

One thing to add to your videos is how many commands a keyboard can take at once. My Das seems to only handle a few inputs at once which can hinder performance in games. Excellent reviews, I've been stuck for a few hours watching all of them.

Chyrosran22 screeches in Lemongrab
Me: subscribed

Thomas, please make a review of jailhouse-modded switches. I acknowledge that appearance of some good tactile MX-compatible switches (Zeals V2, T1, Pandas, etc) makes this mod somewhat obsolete, but it still can be interesting.

You can try it with different switches (Cherry, Gateron, Kailh, Outemu), different spring weigths, materials (thin wire, o-rings, craft foam, J-spacers from thevankeyboards.com, etc). I've made Atreus62 with jailhouse-modded Gateron Blues for my friend and he enjoys typing on them. After that I have made some experiments by combining different spwings and housings and found that Gateron Blue stem in Cherry housing with light spring from Cherry MX Brown gives a very pleasant switch: not too light (spring is precompressed), noticeble round tactile bump and relatively quiet (height of jailhouse modded stem is about 1.5mm higher than usual which cancels the bottom out noise).

I recently opened to fix Das Keyboard model S (3) to fix burnout LED and key that does not register every time. in my opinion the plastic covers are very bad, also piano finish on keyboard… UGH! (Also back then when the model 3 was released, there wasn't that much competition in mechanical keyboard market, most were shit, this was pretty much acceptable)