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Hall effect switches are coming. Some manufacturers have already started. The cool part is that you can set the actuation point in software on them.
by bjoli 6y ago
Hall effect switches are coming. Some manufacturers have already started. The cool part is that you can set the actuation point in software on them.
- DavidVoid 6y agoHall effect switches have existed in keyboards for a long time [1]. I don't think there are many of them being produced nowadays though, but there's at least one new Chinese Hall effect keyboard that came out a few years ago [2]. Wooting also has a Hall effect switch [3]. You can't buy any keyboards with it yet but you can pre-order one at least [4]. [1] https://deskthority.net/wiki/Keystroke_sensing#Hall_effect https://deskthority.net/wiki/Keystroke_sensing#Hall_effect [2] https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=84525.0 https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=84525.0 [3] https://blog.wooting.nl/introducing-the-lekker-switch/ https://blog.wooting.nl/introducing-the-lekker-switch/ [4] https://wooting.io/wooting_two_lekker_pre_order https://wooting.io/wooting_two_lekker_pre_order
- bjoli 6y agoOh yes, I should have written "coming back". I have one from the 70s in my posession somewhere. I am more a clicky kind of guy (or at least proper tactile, not mx brown mush), but for linear switches I would love to be able to set the actuation point!