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such as in the Model M keyboard from IBM, which used buckling spring switches. Mechanical keyboards are very much appreciated by fast typists because they have a springiness and feel that is not ...
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8BitDo Retro 87 Mechanical Keyboard - Xbox Edition | Review
The following 8BitDo Retro 87 Mechanical Keyboard – Xbox Edition kit was provided by the manufacturer for review. Meet 8BitDo’s latest Xbox-branded kit—the “8BitDo 87 Mechanical Keyboard ...
NuPhy Kick75 review: Modder’s delight
The NuPhy Kick75 is the brand’s best mechanical keyboard yet, representing the fulfilment of (or at least a major milestone ...
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Epomaker HE75 Tri Mechanical Keyboard | Review
The Epomaker HE75 is a lovely little fashionable kit. A bit bigger than the AULA F65, the HE75 still maintains that minimalistic approach while offering a full mechanical keyboard, 81 keys ...
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Adding Analog Touch To (Nearly) Any Mechanical Keyboard
The new hotness for DIY electronics is mechanical keyboards, and over the past few years we’ve seen some amazing innovations. This one is something different. It adds an analog sensor to nearly ...
The Epomaker Split65 keyboard has revolutionized how I type and work — here’s how
The Epomaker Split65 has a steep learning curve but it’s a superb ergonomic keyboard for serious typists and casual gamers.