Do you like them? Do you own one? I have one with blue switches. And i had other keyboard too, but i'm not sure what switches it had. New one kinda feels not that good while tapping like it was with older keyboard with other, but it's not that loud.
I have a small cheap one with blue switches, I like it very much
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I dont like them, i returned mine and got a regular gaming keyboard instead
big fan of em
noisy bitches
They're good, though I have a soft spot for bucking spring mechanisms. I'm currently using a mechanical keyboard I got from a father who's son killed himself(probably for reasons related to the modern dating market).
Why?
What is bucking spring mechanism?
Mine not noisy
Yeah, same. Mine have no numpad
I need at least a cheap mechanical keyboard. Mushy membrane are garbage. I'm a true elitist.
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Love 'em. Have one with Cherry MX brown switches. Not too noisy, but good feedback.
It's an older mechanism that was used in a lot of IBM products but they provide great tactile feedback and they're still considered desirable to this day with Unicomp selling new and slightly modernized versions of the Model M. If you've ever seen a movie and heard tactile sounding keyboards it was likely buckling springs you heard.
I bought one in 2023
I like it tbh
I like it tbh
i love my full metal keyboard
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Feels cold on the palms + keyboard clicking is too loud
i have clear
I don't get the hype. I like the feel of normal membrane keyboards more.
Don't like them
Mogs the normal office ones
I actually like membrane keyboards, you don't have to worry about spilling drinks on them because they're dirt cheap.
So are some of the mechanical ones i got my first for 6€ and my current one is 20€
I stopped using them because I am a button masher and they are noisy. I now use scissor switches 100$ keyboard and I am happy with it.
They are kind of a waste of money.
They are kind of a waste of money.
Blue switches feel very nice but are loud as hell.
Finally i decided to go back to common membrane keyboards, i value silence a lot.
Finally i decided to go back to common membrane keyboards, i value silence a lot.
I like them, build my own
noisy
Is building more expensive than buying? If yes, then building keyboards is not for me.
depends on what you buy for parts. typically you'll save the labor tax on products
I have a typewriter style RGB one that ive been using for years, i like it
Unless you're playing esports where the extra speed actually matters, it's a complete waste of money as your average $20 keyboard will last you just as long as mechanical one which costs like x5 as more.
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I like the click
Strong only post
I bought one about two years ago and it was a big improvement from my original keyboard
it's good tbh
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