An Interesting Guide To Mechanical Keyboards

[Andrewr05]

An interesting guide to mechanical keyboards.

 

 

[bp9801]

It is a pretty sweet guide. Very in depth, tells you everything you've wanted to know about mechanical keyboards.

[danieljury3]

I'm putting that page in my bookmarks

[Onion]

He forgot to mention that the louder the better.

[flareback]

And that pretty much sums it up.

Nice find

[bp9801]

He forgot to mention that the louder the better.

 

There are some mechanical boards that can be quite silent. It all depends on the type of switch used, but there are some that are pretty quiet.

[Onion]

There are some mechanical boards that can be quite silent. It all depends on the type of switch used, but there are some that are pretty quiet.

 

I'm talking old school mechanical keyboards, like the ones off my DX2 60-something mhz rig. I love that loud click sound, I still use that keyboard.

[GSG-9]

I'm talking old school mechanical keyboards, like the ones off my DX2 60-something mhz rig. I love that loud click sound, I still use that keyboard.

There certainly is something to the old keyboards, and you knew they were not going to break. I still have a mechanical packered bell keyboard.