Mechanical Love - Hardware talk
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I got blue switches.
I had a wrist rester before getting the keyboard, it didn't serve much as the laptop keyboard is too low. Now it fits perfectly. |
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Nice venam! I have a coolermaster with blue switches but mine combines the numpad with the arrow keys so you just hit numlock and it changes between the two. I use my poker3 way more now though.
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I found out one of my manager also has mechanical keyboard. It has red switches.
After trying them I could feel for myself the difference. Frankly, red switches feel a bit like a rubber dome of good quality. I preferred my blue switches, you can feel the point of pressure under your fingers and the clicky-clack sound is amazing. |
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I am reviving this old thread in hopes more people might talk about what they are doing now. If anyone is programming their keyboard, got new ones, or new people want to post about theirs.
It may or may not be ever so slightly dirty... the J key is not pristine. But I was so surprised my phone took a remotely decent photo I didn't retake it. EDIT: I should mention it's my first one, and I have plans in the future for building a keyboard. Also: @strang3quark, I think you posted that link in the wrong thread... ? |
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I got two cherry g80-3000.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/qlxdpoo0vuihdf....webm?dl=0 |
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I use a DAS at work and have some Razer at home, both with blue switches. I love them but I have always wanted to try Topre but don't have one to try before I buy
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@quark, I think you didn't link the good video there...
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