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It depends on your usage. I've gone through four or five Apple Keyboard (A1243) during the past decade. They break very easily, but I like the feel and layout.
by TheAceOfHearts 6y ago
It depends on your usage.
I've gone through four or five Apple Keyboard (A1243) during the past decade. They break very easily, but I like the feel and layout.
With mechanical keyboards made for gaming (Razer and Corsair) I've had the caps start to fall apart and break after ~2 years of regular usage. The most frequently used switches also tend to start showing signs of wear and tear after a while.
- modo_mario 6y ago>With mechanical keyboards made for gaming (Razer and Corsair) I've had the caps start to fall apart and break after ~2 years of regular usage. The most frequently used switches also tend to start showing signs of wear and tear after a while. That's why a lot of people into this hobby get pcb's where they don't have to solder in the switches and if ever a switch breaks they just pop in a replacement or pull the switch apart to see what's wrong. Similarly if a keycap `falls apart and breaks` although i don't quite know how this managed to happen for you