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Mechanical keyboards are so cool, but it can also be really intimidating place for a newb to jump in. Why are some so expensive, what makes a keyboard good? how do I know I’m getting the right thing?
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This poor guy is just getting started.
lowkey I would like to give a shoutout to my relative friend of mine for introducing me to mechanical keyboards last year of May. he gave me away his spare wired level-entry 80% keyboard (which I preferably like) that he didn’t use, and I really get comfortable typing on it after days of practice and casual use.
and then sooner he got himself a low-profile keyboard and gave me away his tri-mode 68% keyboard to me (and got comfortable with it despite the function row engraved with fn key), which saved my money for buying a brand new one.
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Um, just carefully superglue a flat cut paddle pop stick to the nub 🤷♂️ wait 30 seconds and reef 👍
I saw one going for over $8,000. You get custom hand assembly. Special patented space bar stabilzer. And titanium case. Can get it with a cheaper case for under $4,000.
straight to the point, easy to understand, and packed with useful tips. really enjoyed this one.