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This is actually likely intentional on Topre's part. Having variable force allows for a more even typing feel as it distributes the required force proportionally, allowing weaker fingers to depress keys without strain.

Topre has very high manufacturing standards, which is why they command a ...

I'd just keep an eye out for holiday sales for that CM QFR. That's definitely the keyboard to get as far as boards <$100~ are concerned I think. I'm sure many places will be having sales on them before Christmas.

Hmm that does present a problem doesn't it. And so the search for an authentic Cherry right ANSI shift key begins!

Hah well I know about old keyboards having doubleshot keys, but I figured that they just naturally standardized the profiles in the 90s at some point. Guess not.
I knew that elitekeyboards.com sold some double shot caps but I didn't know they were Cherry profile. Good to know :)

After reading the ...

Why not go for one of the Cooler Master keyboards? They seem to be cheap and plentiful these days and come in all kinds of switch types.

Hey yall,

I picked up a cheap used Cherry MY POS keyboard about a month ago because I noticed it had doubleshot caps. I noticed they are all slightly shorter than their counterparts from the keycaps that were already on my keyboard. I replaced a bunch of the fading lasered caps on my rosewill with ...