Vibecoding QMK with Claude™ editionPrevious: >>108350914>Keyboard recommendation template:https://pastebin.com/n220xk9V>Find vendorshttps://www.alexotos.com/keyboard-vendor-list // Up-to-date list of reputable vendors with brief descriptionshttps://keycaplendar.firebaseapp.com // Tracker for current and upcoming keycap group buys>This keyboard stuff is so expensive!https://aliexpress.com (or Taobao if you know how)>Learn about MX-type switches ("mechanical keyboard switches")https://rentry.org/mkg_switches // Introductory guidehttps://www.theremingoat.com // Switch reviewshttps://www.switchesdb.com // Compare force curves>Split and non-standard layout resourceshttps://compare.splitkb.comhttps://keyboard-design.com>What does ______ do to a keyboard's sound?https://blacksimon.tv/science (Google sheet)>Practice typinghttps://monkeytype.comhttps://www.keybr.comhttps://thetypingcat.comhttps://play.typeracer.com>How Cherry switches do backlighting, and why it's not idealhttps://rentry.org/mkg_backlight
1st for New Model M.
Still thinking about the Filco 65% with double-shot PBT keycaps, fn layer front legends, a scroll lock indicator, optional alternate keys for R3 control layout (or R3 fn..!), USB pass-through... a keyboard that somehow absolutely nobody wanted. They even left the right column caps blank so that you don't feel as constrained by their layout choices.Cruel hobby.
>>108401632This should be bare minimum for any 65% on the market and it somehow isn't. Nobody bought this keyboard and now it's like 70% off. I hate everyone.
>>108401642"Well if they wanted people to buy it they should have had VIA support, hotswap, and anything-but-Cherry. I can't think of any reason why someone would ship with Cherry switches in 2025. Ignore this post >>108400781"
how do i make a pcb for my keyboardshould i just go for it or make something easier first
>want to resolder the switches and by proxy LEDs on my old Corsair keyboard>it most likely has lead-free solder because EU regulations show the CE certification on the back>i have to do this 488 times >no idea if my dead grandfathers old solder has lead or notI hope my Techrebal T1-Pro kit is up to the task because Engineer SS-02's are a luxury I do not have access to here.
>>108401869Eat a little bit. If you die, it's probably leaded.
GEON ONLY>>108401826ask Hineymaybe he'll help>>108401693this is why we go custom
customs featuring the latest and greatest from Gateron or Keygeekcertainly NOT CHERRY
I haven't thought about mechanical keyboards since 2015. Do they even still sell whole keyboards? Why are there 1000000 different kinds of switches now?
>>108403121the same old legacy brands do but they’re mid tier. in the realm of autistic custom boards, 100% is rare and expensive. here’s your newest full size groupbuy, bro:https://cannonkeys.com/products/touchstonebefore that it was the class100:https://divinikey.com/products/mm-studio-class-100-keyboard>Why are there 1000000 different kinds of switches now?because keyboard autism is a hell of a drug
is this a good deal?
>>108403196you will get exactly what you pay for
>>108401869bro what the fuck does it matter? you’re not going to be eating it. just wash your hands afterwards
>>108403186I'm gonna cry man. You're telling me I can't just fucking buy a normal keyboard? I need to do this groupbuy shit and make it myself?
>>108403023i'm not on your faggot discord i dont kno who that is
>>108403023>ask Hiney>maybe he'll helpI don't want to make any pessimistic assumptions about the keyboard community, many of whom are no doubt very helpful people. But as someone who has been asked for help by do-nothing dilettantes before I have to admit I don't like it, especially because most of them are going to give up as soon as they realize it's not easy. If you first attempt to learn the basics of making your own circuit board and then approach him as a can-do amateur who is actually trying, has done some stuff, and has targeted specific questions about how to bridge the gap from where he is to making something actually good, Hiney (or whoever) will be far more likely to want to help you, and it's also much more likely that you will be capable of being helpedThese days with LLMs there's really no excuse to pester people to teach you the *basics* (or even to do things for you). If anon is serious he should begin by opening up ChatGPT and asking,>I want to get in to making my first keyboard PCB. But before I start designing and ordering PCBs, I should probably learn how to make electronic circuits, which might also mean learning a thing or two about *electrical* circuits in general. I'm very new to this and I know there are lots of educational tools that people use to learn to make and design circuits. I want to build up to being able to plan a circuit involving a controller with QMK firmware, a switch matrix with diodes, and maybe some LEDs. Where should I begin? Is there any common 'package' of basic materials that is recommended for learning the basics?You should be able to get a very basic "keyboard" functioning from these sorts of materials, and you should be able to plan out what you *think* looks like a correct keyboard PCB in KiCad, before you start pestering people about how to make PCBs. Because then at least you can actually say that you've reached the point where you need their expertise, you don't need to be taught what a diode is etc.
>>108403263No, you can still buy complete keyboards everywhere. Group buys are still for people seeking specific aesthetics, materials, functions, etc.
>>108403263>Brands that currently sell normal full-size mechanical keyboards that are in-stockKeychronNuphyDuckyFilcoLeopoldDaskeyboardTicktypeVortexEpomakerAjazzLINGBAORoyal KludgeDurgodUgreenThunderobotSkyloongFL ESPORTSVarmiloCherryDareuAkkoiCANRedragonCorsairRazerSteelseriesLogitechGMK (Q100... what's up with that?)This is not even close to all of them, this is just a bunch I found by looking right now
>>108401632Would this be possible on that keyboard:>assign m, j, k, l, u, i, o to send numpad 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 keystrokes, respectively>set macros for that layout such that ctrl+m results in A, ctrl+j results in B, etc.I want to do that to mimic a 10key numpad under homerow on my right hand and also have the benefit of going to hex values by holding ctrl
>>108404259Well yeah and I do a similar thing on my 65% but it would make the keycaps no longer meaningfulThis is the problem with function sublegends... if you can get them to match how you want your layout to be, it feels great. But in practice that never happens unless you dye sub your own keycaps
>budgetUnder 150>locationUS>preferred switchesdon't care>ISO or ANSIdon't care>form factor100%>backlightdon't care as long as I can turn it off without installing software
>>108404265Thank you. I don't mind keycaps being unrepresentative of their true function, but blank caps would be ideal.
>>108403305you can't say that when you want to make your own PCBs
>>108404056blew him the fuck out
>>108404286Also to be clear... I've never used the Filco software. It's hard to imagine it not being able to do what you're asking, given that it's supposed to allow you to adjust the keymap, but without having actually used it I cannot actually tell you that it does. But in keyboard world if you make a habit of recommending boards based on what seem like safe assumptions eventually you end up being wrong and hurting some poor anon who trusted you>>108404292In fairness to him I'm sure any anon could go through that list and say why every single one of them sucks ass and should never be considered for purchase by anyone
>>108404301>actually actuallyfuck me I type like a retard
>>108404301full-size cucks have no right to bleat about qualityGeonworks demonstrates why 80% is the bestimagine the leaf-spring plate on a 100% board, it just won't do
>>108404301>>108404311I didn't even notice.I guess I'll sleep on it and if I can find one this weekend, I'll roll the dice.Thanks again.
>>108402379>>108403229I'm not worried about if it has lead, I'm worried if it does NOT have lead because I don't want to burn the solder mask or PCB.
Are ergonomic layouts a meme and can I build one? Are hot swap sockets worth it if I'm not planning to change switches if I can help it?
>>108404539No, yes, no.
>>108404539No, yes, yesBeing able to easily change out a switch to fix it is enormously worth it, even if you don't plan on changing switch typesFive second tug-out-put-back or five minute soldering job, your choice
>>108404592>enormously worth itIs it worth the near $100 cost of 200 7305 sockets however?
FLX Virgo in Teak
>>108403023>my HE 60% for gamu and my TKL for other things are both GEONfeelsgoodman
>>108404621No, if a switch goes bad just do this:https://youtu.be/7HYXsZqpHrg
>>108404639Yeah that's kind of what I envisioned assuming my local no name solder sucker won't be too weak at sucking on this job, let alone hundreds of times.
"LEDs that piercingly shine into my eyeballs make my keyboard warm and alive" mfers when the sun rises and they stop doing evening and late night eye ruining sessions in their pitch black room rendering their backlit legends invisibly dim
>>108404636absolutely basedbest-in-class and value for money together?fuck yeah
>>108404697hop on Discordfind local service providers with experience and +reps
>>108404639No flux?
>>108401529Been using shinobi tex for a year now. I think that's it. I won't ever buy a different keyboard
>>108404621https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005008467527706.html
>>108404714This is my biggest reservation about sinnking money into a shine through set over a double shot WOB set. I assume I can't just put some white film underneath to make it brighter in daytime, assuming it won't be hopelessly diffused? I only have white LEDs anyway.
>>108404744If you got flux and wanna use it, go for it.
Is there a meaningful difference between 1000 and 1600 Hz polling rate in racing games?
>switch from TKL to 75%>that pagedown/up and delete keys placementThis is going to take awhile to get used to
>>108404917I doubt you'll notice a (meaningful) difference.
>>108404917No. 1000hz is already overkill as fuck for all gaming.
spotted in local trashpile... I live in Croatia so it's normal for people to just dump trash by the road.
>>108405042Doesn't look familiar
>>108404539if you mean split boards, they’re not a meme but having a keywell is best and that isn’t easy to build. if you mean alice, it’s not really ergo but it is more comfortable than standard ansi. i prefer alice just because it requires almost 0 muscle memory investment if you’re designing the pcb yourself, i wouldn’t personally bother with hotswap unless you’re also planning to 3D print a plate to go along with it
>>108405042>>108405079Looks like several other keyboards that copied the overall shape/look of the Dell AT101 or the "Bigfoot" as some people call them. The lock light symbols/text are different so I don't think it is one, but might still be worth checking out regardless.
>>108405079>>108405313It's Alps. Didn't take it because it's full of sand, maybe I'll return for it later. Missing the cable but that ain't much of an issue.
>>108405019I was under the impression 8000hz is the standard these days compared to the 1000hz of 10 years ago
>>108405374>because it's full of sandYeesh, that could potentially spell the end for the board then. I've seen some people sing praises about the wax "mod" to restore the switches while others had mixed results. Still, for something you can basically get for free it's worth taking a gamble if all you need to do is vacuum/brush it off and clean the rest and put a new cable in.
>>108405425not really I've pulled several keyboards from trash that where full of sand/concrete dust and never had reliability issues it's just so much work to vacuum and clean everything out, they'll work as is but the feel of switch dragging though sand is just horrible. Last two keyboards where relatively modern redragon that I literally pulled out of the gutters, was all twisted and broken but managed to bring it back to life and Cherry foil based but there's a crack somewhere in the traces didn't have time to fix it.
>>108405313I had one of these in black - with black Alps. Lost it when we moved office.
>>108405445get a job nigga
>>108405445This is how I found redragon, that other one idk what that was, it was too far gone, still used couple switches out of it.
>>108405454>get a job niggaNah, not worth it where I live, instead of just being poor I would be poor and tired.
>>108405410It's becoming the standard just like how HE, TMR etc. are because of gaymer marketing autism. It's entirely unnecessary and just another angle companies use to sucker gullible retards into buying overpriced shit.
>>108405445The thing is Alps switches are not as robust as Cherry and its clones in terms of being dust resistant. The internals are much more susceptible to debris and the keys go from being smooth to extremely coarse and bind like a bitch.t. someone who has a couple old Apple boards with Orange Alps that look much less dirty and suck fucking ass to type on.Most modern lubricants can't restore Alps switches to anywhere close to stock/good condition, which is why some people gamble on the wax mod stuff.Again, worth the gamble since it's pretty much free. I've seen some people luck out on Alps boards that looked nasty and all that was needed was a good vacuum/brush and wipe down.
Is this Adafruit 1597 the real deal or is it just a clone of the Engineer SS-03? I gotta decide in the next 20 minutes if I want it tomorrow over some 50-85 PLN Techrebal kit to desolder every switch and LED on my original K95. Getting this would balloon into costing more than a full set of premium switches and keycaps but everyone in the west suggests Engineers, Hakko's and Edysyn hand pumps and this is the only keyboard of this type I have so I really want to make sure it can handle 2 hours of desoldering 440+ joints compared to spending $26 on a kit with a cheap ZD-190 desolder pump that costs like 2 dollars. So the question is whether I really need this for just one job given it eats into about half of our monthly pension to include that Engineer pump.
>>108405545>Engineer SS-03lol 25€, it looks like scam aimed at redditors. You can get proper vacuum desolderer from aliexpress for like 40€.I use some random cheap one and it works for me, just remember to first add some fresh solder to every joint before sucking it off.440 joints tho, that's mad, I thought I had it bad having to resolder 40 pin ide cable.
>>108405582>lol 25€, it looks like scam aimed at redditors.How so? Conventional wisdom has it to stick with hand operated pumps like the Hakko 20g, Edsyn Soldapullt, or Engineer SS-02/03. >You can get proper vacuum desolderer from aliexpress for like 40€.Usecase? I assume this means gas powered?>440 jointsTwo per switch, so 220 for the keyboard and another 36 for the G-Keys, double that again for the two per LEDs so 548 for the entire board. That's why I was uncertain whether these basic soldering kit desolder pumps would break or not because this board will no doubt require me to add some fresh solder to every joint, so it might need to suck multiple times depending on how weak the suction force is which adds mechanical wear.
>>108405593>Usecase? I assume this means gas powered?No bro, the one with electric vacuum pump. Check out aliexpress.>whether these basic soldering kit desolder pumps would breakMy cheap random one did thousand, you just have to clean it here and there. There's nothing to it and there''s no reason for those to cost 20€+, it's just tube with a spring.
>>108405615>My cheap random one did thousand, you just have to clean it here and there. There's nothing to it and there''s no reason for those to cost 20€+, it's just tube with a spring.Alright, I'll just go with that techrebal $22 soldering kit with the basic bitch pump since it has a lot of accessories and a hopefully decent temperature controlled iron with spare tips, went ahead and splurged another $10 on some quality tip tinner and brass wool to complete the package. I will never financially recover from this purchase once I tally it up to $100 with my choice of TTC Silent Frozen V2 switches, foams, and keycaps.
>>108405822>TTC Silent Frozen V2 switches, foams, and keycaps.I'm done with it all. IBM M is endgame for me +whatever I pull from trash just as a project.
>>108405832>I'm done with it all.Which is why I'm not bothering with hot swap sockets, just taking advantage of the sale to buy switches and stuff that finally makes my keyboard STFU forever hopefully while keeping the G-Keys and media controls. I might not even bother to buy some spare LED's for all I know, I just don't feel like replacing all of them when they still work so I might just not even bother resoldering them on the main PCB just cause they won't be used but spares are nice so eh, but this is how costs spiral out of control. A few dollars here and there and suddenly you're at 100.>IBM M is endgame for me I love it, I would love this keyboard too for the sound even with the stabilizer rattle but I'm just fatigued by noise by this point in life. Which is a problem that might force me to buy another vertical mouse while I'm at it, if I can't just solder some Kalih or Huano switches on my existing one while I'm at it.
What is the point to buying new stabilisers instead of just lubing and band aid modding what you got?
>>108401632>>108400916not bad>>108400852>go customno im not a baby
>>108406428Sometimes lubing and bandaid modding flat-out doesn't help, sometimes the stabs are crap and there's nothing you can do about it.
>>108403196are magnetic switches good? there are a few fake brands that look like this at around this price point
>>108401250>maximum noise dampeningput a small towel or some foam under your keyboard so that the sound doesn't travel into your desk
>>108405410Innovations like "8000Hz" are invented to keep gamers buying gamer brands that cost 2-3x as much as the basically fine mechanical keyboards they could buy on Aliexpress insteadYou can't get decent info about what people actually need because the gamer peripheral space is so thoroughly astroturfed on youtube/etc and every pro gamer everywhere has a sponsorship deal with Logitech or Wooting or Corsair etc that they have to have to let it be known they use the newest thingIf this sort of thing is all it takes to convince you that you need the newest tech every two years, then all I can say is: don't take up golf.
>>108406428Some stabs can go a little longer before needing their lube redone
Why the fuck is shipping $35 for kbdfans stuff wtf.
>>108406428bandaid mod will eventually decay, unstick and gum up your stabs. it’s not worth
MX Browns are so fucking hot
>>1084054102k is enough on micebut for wired HE keyboards, why settle?go for 8k with brother Geon's Venom PCBs
>>108405019spoken like a true plebian>>108404962you asked for itshouldn't have bought a mangled layout board like thatTKLs are soothing and well organizedanything less is just trying to cope hard with fewer keys
>>108407219go for a fucking custom or keep settling for mass-market normie boards
>>108406428because new stabs do not need garbage band aid mods or dielectric greasejust a little 205g0 goes a long way
>>108408502Spoken like a good consoomer.
got a rainy75
>>108404289i'm not on your discord faggot
Gonna be assembling and lubing stabilizers for the first time. Is there anything you wish you knew before you first did it yourself?
>muh 8gay pulling gayteThe truth: If your peripherals have a higher polling rate than your monitor and the fps/tick rate of the game you're playing runs at it's already crossed the line into the "overkill" zone. You have gone past the theoretical/mathematical bottleneck and are huffing pure copium.Especially since any argument snake oil consoomers shill polling rates with completely ignores all the other sources of input lag, such as:>higher cpu usage from higher polling rates>usb traffic/controllers the more usb peripherals you have connected causing loss of/delayed data>power plan settings on your OS>background processes>sensor motion sync on mice like on PAW and Razer sensors>perceived lag from low DPI on mice>wireless interference and battery if using wireless>game engine limitations, most games aren't optimized for higher polling rates>v-sync which can introduce 30+ms alone sometimes>the inherent time it takes for a monitor to process an image from its input, AKA it's not just your keyboard retard>debounce on mice and keyboards in generalYou got duped into buying 8gay shit from honeyed marketing words. It sucks, but just accept it. I've seen people reach top ranks in competitive games with Logitech K120s that don't have NKRO and have a 125hz polling rate.AKA: git gud, it's not your hardware.
>>108408704Oh, and the most obvious one:>human biology/reaction time not being able to take advantage of millisecond or sub-millisecond timings
>>108408475bro, that is literally just a man. you are gay and browns suck
>>108408688light coat of 205g is fine. you don’t really need dielectric grease. just do the inside of the housing and around the ends of the wire. and try to straighten the wires on something flat like your phone first. and if you’re using cherry stabs, clip the bottom of the stems so they sit flusheven if it ticks, ticking is better than gunking it up to the point that presses feel gummy and have return issues
>>108408704what’s funny is some games perform worse with 8k polling boards because they can’t handle being drowned with keyboard events
>>108405410If this is bait (I genuinely can't tell) it's well-done. I especially like "the 1000hz of 10 years ago" which implies that it's no longer sufficient because gamers had only primitive tech in 2016 and were playing at a much lower level
>>108408704pay to win is entirely reasonable for those of lesser skilla casual with the best Geon HE build will do better than he would on a K120
>>108408613Hiney is a true hobbyist and a master of PCBsread up on his contributions before whining about Discord trannies
>>108408944she is like MX Browns>not entirely tactile>not entirely unpleasanta perfect representation of the most loved/hated tactile switch ever made
>>108408475>what if Taylor Swift was shorter and built like a dudewow so hot
>>108409406still better company than TS herself
>>108409022Exactly>>108409273It isn't pay to win though, it's "pay to make me feel better about my lack of skill". It's not like you're going from a shitty old PC chugging at 14fps to 4k 120fps. The "benefit" you get from 1k to 8k is entirely imagined, and retards like Optimum showing slow motion videos without overall context don't prove anything.The absolute "oldest" data that's sent from your given device, ignoring ALL other forms of input lag/delay/whatever you want to call it from all other sources, is as follows.>8k - 0.125ms>4k - 0.250ms>2k - 0.500ms>1k - 1ms>500 - 2ms>250 - 4ms>125 - 8msThat might seem like a pretty big range, but in the grand scope of things let's just say you have 30ms input lag on your system "worst case" (that's in the lower half of the averages). 30.1ms to 38ms is a laughably small window and there is no real world scenario where those 7.9ms save you fucking anything, conscious or unconsciously. Not even top level rhythm gaming, which relies almost solely on muscle memory instead of conscious reaction times, do people even consistently hit like 20-40ms windows. That's 25hz-50hz, btw. This only benefits rhythm games in the absolute best case scenario, and it's diminishing returns from 500hz onwards. That's simply just how reality works.30.1 - 38ms is the margin of error for several different brands of gaymer KB/M, despite them saying "1k+ polling rate", especially if wireless. So long as you're 500hz+ you're good. Again, so long as it exceeds the hz of your monitor + the FPS/tick rate of the game you're playing. The higher you go can easily be detrimental even on top level machines. The only case I can see this being beneficial 0.0001% of the time is if you pay out the ass for a 500+hz monitor and your PC is powerful enough to push whatever game you're playing to 500+FPS to match, which... considering how piss poor optimization is in nugaming riddled with upscaling and frame gen (also sources of lag/delay)... lol, nah.
>>108404056gomen and arigatou
Nixies on PP or Alu?
fffufuuuck meeeee Nixies
YEAAAH MX BLAECKS
just pulled the trigger on my first aluminum board :3
>>108410534I remember when alu boards used to be like $150-$200 minimum. Crazy that you can get 'em for less than $100 these days.
>>108410534based tactile enjoyer
>>108410534Last guy who bought this board said it was DoA, returned it. Wishing you good luck. (Most of them probably work)
>>108410826one negative voice out of 1000s of satisfied customersgbgbfkdkdksos
>>108410534i keep complaining about gmk prices but I'm reminded legends this bad exist and then suddenly it doesn't seem so bad
>>108410954Well in this thread it's actually one out of one so far. But chances are it'll be one out of two after you get yours, I don't doubt it. Just thought I'd mention it.
Does anyone know if you can disable the sleep button on the Das Keyboard 4 Professional? I want to buy one and I heard it’s easy to disable on Windows, but I’m on Linux. I’ll unsolder the sucker if I have to, but knowing me I’d probably break something.
>>108411178>the daskeyboard 4 sleep buttonI'll never understand why they put that on there. Just remembering all the times I pressed it by accident... pain...
I got one of those stabilizers with the silicone and it still fucking ticks reeeeeeeeeeeeeee
>>108411829time to over lube it and experiment with different switches
>>108407228>>108407574>>108407957>>108408527Cool, so now I find this out after already ordering my bag of $110 shit from Aliexpress with the mega discounts applied because everyone else on the intetnet says you don't need to replace your stabilisers so I figured "fine, I'll just keep my 10yo stock plate mounted stabilisers" and remove the wire rattle with mods. Had a feeling I should have waited.
>>108412306My spacebar is 6.5u so I did not buy new stabs because I could find none.
>>108411829Just get a nuphy chud ;)
>>108412306you can still keep them. just disassemble them, wipe them down and reapply lube. don't bother with mods. basically every mod in existence except force break is a fucking meme
Shoot the Das Keyboard 4 pro is out of stock for the MX brown model. Please tell me they're still making that model, I don't want super loud clicking sounds.
>>108412597Never mind, I'm retarded.
How important is it that I have access to all the original keys in my language when buying a new keyboard?I use a Danish layout, but if I have to narrow down my search to only include Danish layouts, I'm afraid there will just be nothing cool or cheap for me to buy.Can any fellow yurops confirm? Can I survive with a physical us layout as long as on the software side my layout is Danish, or must I absolutely use one in my own language?
>>108412743if the keyboard has qmk you can bind anything to anything and lots of keycap sets have addons if you’re willing to pay
Is there a convenient site that gives precise description of a given keyboard? I'm trying to find info on the NEC PC-VP-KB24 keyboard but search engines just give me Ebay listings.
>>108405042>>108405079njesra brt>>108405374never motherfucking mind go look at what switch is in that the serial number only really turned up some malaysian government document for some reason>https://www.intellect-worldwide.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/123/2020/11/12Nov2015Jil.59No.23TMANo.62.pdf>>108405445>>108405463pravi si cigančić
>>108412759>if the keyboard has qmkAny suggestions?>if you’re willing to payNo, the cheaper the better.
>>108412743never had a problem with an ansi layout and typing serbian latin and cyrillic layouts both so unless danish has more letters than gajica it's finedoes it use the <> thing next to shift for anything?
>>108412817>never had a problem with an ansi layout and typing serbian latin and cyrillic layouts both so unless danish has more letters than gajica it's fineI just need to be able to type æøå, I'm more worried about everything else, because I don't have a dedicated key to type /, I have to type shift + 7 in order to output a /.>does it use the <> thing next to shift for anything?No.
>>108412857then it's fine just set the layout in the OS it works the same
>>108412871Awesome.
In your opinion, what is the worst mechanical key switch that a lot of people go out of their way to buy because they enjoy it and it's not a novelty?
>forgot to bundle the ISA keycaps and XDA spacebar in my aliexpress order>now have to spend 27$ more FUXK
>>108412942MX browns, easily.
do cherry silent blacks feel as good as they sound?
>>108412884cute stemI wanna actuate it
>>108412942>>108413026>a lot of people>MX Brownscome on, the answer is always MX Blacksevery other linear SHITS on it (including MX Browns)
>>108412306well that's entirely on youyou should have seen the new goodness from Typeplus or Swagkeysit's no great leap to decide to buy new stabs from either one because fuck me everyone's shilling them and my stabs are 10 years old rattleshit fucking fuck
How do i reverse the feeling of using sculpture profiles? Going back to flat profile just feels so fucking weird its like the middle rows are taller than the rest of the keyboard it's driving me crazy
Ducky or Varmilo?
>>108413468VARMILO
>>108413405you don'thahahahhaa
>>108413385Frankly I know next to nothing about stabilisers from a branding or product standpoint, I only know about their general types, design, and function/mods. So I would have no idea where to start retrofitting my old keyboard for example if I were to buy new ones, or what are good plate stabilisers.
How do you cope with the fact that HE have made most of your keyboards obsolete and all the big collections you have are now useless?
>>108409022I quickscoped this cunt on MW2 (the real one) after doing a quadruple 1080 with my numouse get good kid
