• neons@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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        12 hours ago

        I did and I switched back to the mx keys. The advntages doesn’t justify the price increase for me and I prefer the aestethics of a smaller, sleeker keyboard on my desk.

        But that’s the beauty of a free market. We don’t need “one size fits all” products, we all can have our preferred keyboards, whether that be a top-end mechanical keyboard or a low-profile traditional one :))

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      2 days ago

      Huh? If you don’t like how clicky it is, you can find other switches there are hundreds of them all with different feels some of them silent…

      • neons@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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        12 hours ago

        While what you said is true we need to understand tht paying more money for a mechanical keyboard to then have to modify it is very unattractive to the vast majority of customers (including me, and I use Linux).

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        2 days ago

        I know but I would have to pay then for keyboard and switched while on non-mechanical keyboard I have normal buttons

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          while on non-mechanical keyboard I have normal buttons

          No, you have a silicone pad with bubbles in it that get pushed downward

          Mechanical keyboards have actual buttons