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In his defence, the "regular"/cheap rubber dome keyboards you mention are unusable if you're used to mechanical switches. $170 is around average for something r
by eertami 5y ago
In his defence, the "regular"/cheap rubber dome keyboards you mention are unusable if you're used to mechanical switches. $170 is around average for something respectable.
I've never understood penny pinching something like a keyboard, it's your interface to the computer and you use it every single working day. A 170$ mech keyboard from a good manufacturer will easily last more than 10 years.
That said, I personally don't trust the reliability of Glorious.
- approxim8ion 5y ago> In his defence, the "regular"/cheap rubber dome keyboards you mention are unusable if you're used to mechanical switches. My solution to this has been "not getting used to mechanical switches." Even over 10 years, the cost really doesn't add up, and I have used fairly acceptable membrane/rubber dome keyboards that get the job done fine.