Feb 17, 2023
1:17:19pm
1:17:19pm
It's a classic switch. If you don't long for the days when keyboards "felt good" to type on, then it's not worth the
money.
There are various types of switches and o-rings you can add to the switches to change the feel. But basically mechanical keyboards include feedback and/or depression resistance to the key. It makes an awesome typing experience. I prefer browns at work (quieter and slightly faster) and the traditional clicky blues at home for the comfort.
If you type a lot and "miss the old days", mechanical is the way to go.
There are various types of switches and o-rings you can add to the switches to change the feel. But basically mechanical keyboards include feedback and/or depression resistance to the key. It makes an awesome typing experience. I prefer browns at work (quieter and slightly faster) and the traditional clicky blues at home for the comfort.
If you type a lot and "miss the old days", mechanical is the way to go.
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