Yeah, I'm currently using an old g80-1800 with mx blacks and they're sooo smooth. The only smoother switches I've found so far are white space invaders (which I still haven't cleaned for use).
You're getting me excited with that vintage black comparison but that sounds like a lot of work and I don't have enough time these days to do something like that. Gonna try to clean one of them and see if the difference is worth the effort.
Zenith Z-150 keyboard
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I have various keyboards with different Alps switches and NO that is not how they are supposed to feel. Remember that we are talking about 15-20 year old hardware with unknown history!gogusrl wrote: ↑I called it overcharging because of the major price difference between the 3 other boards and the Zenith. I got the boards a few days ago, and they're all scratchy as hell (both dells and the zenith). These are my first keyboards with Alps so I got nothing to compare them with but I can't believe that's how they're supposed to feel.