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You may not believe me, but Holy Panda switches feel amazing to type on, even among mechanical switches. There certainly is the aspect of exclusivity and colle
by CarVac 7y ago
You may not believe me, but Holy Panda switches feel amazing to type on, even among mechanical switches.
There certainly is the aspect of exclusivity and collection, but there's a reason it became so notoriously desirable in the first place, and that's the feel: zero wobble, and an unusual tactility profile.
- dhagz 7y agoI'll agree with that - I have a board that I built with Clear-minded Pandas (basically the same thing, but a Halo Clear stem instead of a Halo True), and it is so amazingly satisfying as a tactile board. Like you said - basically zero wobble, and an almost instant tactile bump that no other switch really has.
- binaryapparatus 7y ago> Weight: 67g bottom out if using Panda springs, 100gf bottom out if using Halo True springs That means they require more force than Model M? Too much I think.
- sleepybrett 7y agoBottom-out, not actuation.
- mewse-hn 7y agoI thought the halo clear + true had the same stem with different springs
- sleepybrett 7y agoI built a zanda (panda housing, zelios stems) board when halo stems were impossible to find. Everyone who has tried it loves it.