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Could also be choc v2s, which I say is more likely, because otherwise they'd plaster cherry logos somewhere on the page. There's a bunch of compatibility probl
by MivLives 4y ago
Could also be choc v2s, which I say is more likely, because otherwise they'd plaster cherry logos somewhere on the page.
There's a bunch of compatibility problems with those. Cherry, GMK, and PBT MT3 all don't work according to a geekhack thread I see. Cherry's lp switch would probably have similar issues.
- gigaflop 4y agoI didn't know about the choc V2s until today, thanks! A shame that there might be fitment issues.
- MivLives 4y agoThey're a bit on the obscure side, even among low profile keeb people. Very few boards support them (I think there's like a corne variant and maybe one or two other one offs), and they only come in 3 types.
- gigaflop 4y agoI remember the 'US electrical socket with no ground pin' shaped stem form the V1s, and thought it was a shame that it was so hard to source keycaps for them. I never tried more than some loose switches I got on sale, since, you know. No broad support/interest, it seemed.
- MivLives 4y agoLuckily that's increased. MBK keycaps came out and which were some of the first to not have flat tops. Then they put out a colored variant, and there's been a few other companies readying new ones (MCC, WRK(work louder), and chicago steno if you want something really fancy). Nothing like mx mount switches though, with a few dozen group buys running at once but it's getting easier to find good stuff.
- ascagnel_ 4y agoPer The Verge's review[0], they're using Kalih Choc V2 switches. [0]: https://www.theverge.com/2022/5/24/23137797/logitech-mx-master-3s-mechanical-mini-mouse-keyboard-price-release-date-features https://www.theverge.com/2022/5/24/23137797/logitech-mx-mast...