There are well known and respected brands for keyboard bases, switches and caps. Combining those should yield fine mechanical keyboards with a satisfying level of customization.
I personally am very happy with my combo of Glorious GMMK base, Glorious Fox Heavy switches and Cerakey ceramic keycaps. I ordered some other switches with even more resistance and since compatibility is high for all widely popular components, replacing them should not be an issue.
Ahh, the olde "it will get worse before it gets better" defense of hugely damaging policy. It will only get worse.
But couldn't they just be defederated? Isn't that how it works?
This is still the beginning, you ain't seen nothing yet. The rule of law no longer exists in the US. This has such deep implications, you can barely fathom them.
So that's what cooking feels like for people who never cooked before.
Windows is to Linux what McDonald's is to cooking your own food.
This baby is a chunky one: the base is a hefty GMMK 3 Pro with Glorious Fox Red Heavy switches. I put Cerakey black caps on it.
How would I describe it? Typing is almost ethereal, with the weight of the caps doing a lot of the work. It sounds very deep and creamy with the space bar punctuating each word like Thor's hammer, if you hit it hard enough. The caps are an absolute dream to touch, they feel warm and so, so smooth.
I struck gold with this build, typing is just a joy. I will try even more resistant linear switches, though.
Die bayerischste aller Schlagzeilen.
That seems an apt assessment.
Wow, this is low even for a US network.
I would love to get some context on this.
I honestly don't know why they are not more popular. They feel amazing to the touch, look stunning and give a deep, rich sound. The white ones also diffuse RGB lighting beautifully.
They are quite heavy, though, I would definitely recommend switches with high resistance.