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maxmalkav wrote: @Benevolence, I stop hijacking your thread

Lol maxmalkav it's fine. Anywho I don't think I'm gonna go with Pok3r, I think I want a lighter switch as well... MX Browns maybe, I've realized recently that when I'm typing fast my typing seems to also get lighter...

If you go the Poker direction, I recommend you check out the Pok3r as it comes in at the same price point as the Poker II, I think, but has that metal case and an improved Fn layer, namely the arrow keys.
Ah I wasn't aware that this existed, and you're right about it being the same price range, if ...

I've just been looking around, actually the KUL and the Poker 2 right now are at similar price points. Ya I realized that there are no arrow keys and just now thought of how much I actually use those keys... I'm probably better off with a tenkeyless and not a 60%.

Anyone have any experience with the Poker 2? That programmable layer is badass and those keycaps...

Yeah, it isn't as if I haven't considered vintage, I've been searching around for a few months. I know as much as I can without actually trying something myself. I won't be making my purchase until July.

Problem with alot of vintage boards is the amount of space they take up... I barely have less than an inch of space left on my tray where my current keyboard is... And I won't put my mouse back on top of my desk instead of on my tray. Very uncomfortable.

Just how light are browns compared to say a conventional rubber dome? I don't think I want browns but I just want to make sure, are the clears really tiring to type on?

That is actually a reason I want clears, because of the fact that I would benefit from not bottoming them out, is it hard to learn not to or is it rather easy on Clears? If I'm not mistaken the Clear is sort of a harder opposite to a brown isn't it? Where on a Brown there is something to sort of ...

I come from a background of using rubber domes and I think Alps without knowing it a while back, I've been scouring the internet since April, looking for the perfect keyboard for my price range ($140 is the stretch, it isn't going any further) I want something tenkeyless for ergonomics, and ...