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After about my 6th mech, I finally ordered one from Amazon to see what all the fuss was about. I put it back in the box after 2 minutes, and returned it. What c
by TheRealDunkirk 5y ago
After about my 6th mech, I finally ordered one from Amazon to see what all the fuss was about. I put it back in the box after 2 minutes, and returned it. What can I say? I like blues. It just comes down to what you prefer.
- mumblemumble 5y agoSeems like that's not nearly enough time to really give a whole different kind of keyswitch? For me, at least, I need at least a few days with a new keyboard before my muscle memory is used to it; up until that point it's guaranteed to feel weird and uncomfortable no matter what.
- chana_masala 5y agoYeah but sometimes you just know you don't like something as soon as you try it.
- TacticalCoder 5y ago> What can I say? I like blues. Well... If your thing is really clicky, then indeed Topre may not be for you. I do like blues too and I used Model Ms for years (even way clickier than blues) before finding Topre switches. Clicky switches lovers are, I think, a category of their own.
- noisy_boy 5y agoI like MX blues because they provide that perfect clicky sound with a reasonably low actuation force. Other MX switches are either not clicky or are too tiring for my fingers with their higher actuation force or don't provide sufficient feedback. So I use the blues with o-rings that provide the right mix of clicky-ness, force and dampening.