Hi, I've found a keyboard recently that is likely to house Silitek dome with slider switches inside (because of the SK41 model no.) and I was wondering if anyone has used these before and could tell me whether or not they're worth picking up?
Experience with Silitek Dome w/ Slider
- Thorogrimm
- Location: England, UK
- Main keyboard: Niz C103
- Main mouse: Razer Viper Mini
- Favorite switch: Topre Electro-Capacitive
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I've only used the Atari ST. It is mushy.
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- Location: CZ
- Main keyboard: Kinesis Advantage2, JIS ThinkPad,…
- Main mouse: I like (some) trackballs, e.g., L-Trac
- Favorite switch: #vintage ghost Cherry MX Black (+ thick POM caps)
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Yes, I have multiple keyboards with them (two different models). I like the feel; it has a neat little bump, actuates and then there's very strongly dampened, optional bottoming out. Sort of reminiscent of Cherry MX Clear, but softer and subtler.
The keycaps should be DCS profile. If they're old enough, R5 might be included, as well as thicker walls.
The keycaps should be DCS profile. If they're old enough, R5 might be included, as well as thicker walls.
- Thorogrimm
- Location: England, UK
- Main keyboard: Niz C103
- Main mouse: Razer Viper Mini
- Favorite switch: Topre Electro-Capacitive
Do they compare to anything like NMB?davkol wrote: ↑29 Mar 2021, 00:28Yes, I have multiple keyboards with them (two different models). I like the feel; it has a neat little bump, actuates and then there's very strongly dampened, optional bottoming out. Sort of reminiscent of Cherry MX Clear, but softer and subtler.
The keycaps should be DCS profile. If they're old enough, R5 might be included, as well as thicker walls.