deskthority

It was indeed a lot of work, I guess it took about 10 hours in total. I will not replace the keycaps, as this thing is supposed to be a sleeper. I don't want anyone to notice the difference to a regular G710+ in terms of look. Unfortunately, I just discovered that hte left CTRL button seems to be br...

Hello. After having my trusty G710+ for about 5 years, I decided it needed a small upgrade. Since I actually like the tactility of the MX Browns, but can't stand their scratchiness, I decided to go for 62g Zealios. I want to build a sleeper, so apart from changing the switches there will be no furth...

Well I think a small amount of people would actually be willing to pay those prices. If the quality of the keyboards and all their expectations would be met. It wouldn't have to be an exact replica to the old IBM machines, maybe a more practical design, like a tankeyless layout and a modified switch...

Best "other" input device: I'd say the original Logitech G9 mouse. That one was a beast, it's a shame they don't build them anymore.

The first one I typed on was a typical 90s Compaq one. I threw it away, so I don't know the article number. The first one I bought actively was a Logitech G11, which I bought in 2006, and which is still operational to this day, however I don't use it as a daily driver (or typer?) anymore. Now I'm on...

Hey guys, I'd also be interested in a beam spring Keyboard, however they're hard to find here in germany. I wonder if there's a market for building new ones with the same old switches but a set of modern goodies, such as a standard layout, USB, maybe even backlighting or something.