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The base of any proper board is the key switches, and this version of the Code comes loaded with your choice of Cherry MX Brown, Blue, Clear, or Green switches. Clear switches are one of the rarest varieties and are often described as "stiffer Cherry MX Browns." They provide a tactile typing experience, aren't terribly loud, and have increased resistance after their actuation point to prevent bottoming out Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downKriston
28
Jan 12, 2024
The Drop CSTM80 is a suitable alternative. I just got one with the holiday sale.
wwiggins
11
Apr 27, 2020
I've had a code for a few years and its held up well, but the original translucent keycaps are starting to wear and I want to get some new keycaps (don't have to be translucent). I'm not sure what kinds of keycaps will fit snugly though. anything I should look for?
equash
0
Jul 31, 2018
Oh man no 104/full-size option. Thank god, I just got in the V2 last week and had actually been slightly more inclined towards the Code, and almost lost my mind.
andrewcarvalho
9
Jun 13, 2018
Just received mine from the last drop (Toronto).
I went with clears out of curiosity and I think it's going to take some getting used to coming from using a varmilo 87 with browns. They are a lot stiffer than I expected but I'm going to stick with it for a bit. I'm okay with the main keys but for whatever reason the backspace just feel *too* stiff. I've but o-rings on the keys already to help with sound and travel distance as well.
My main issue now is that he board is a lot thicker than my previous board and my palm rest feels too short when using this board. I'm currently using a book that's about an inch think and it is a lot more comfortable. Does anyone have any recommendation for palm rests that come that thick? Preferably a solid wood rest as I find them easiest to clean and maintain.
I went with clears out of curiosity and I think it's going to take some getting used to coming from using a varmilo 87 with browns. They are a lot stiffer than I expected but I'm going to stick with it for a bit. I'm okay with the main keys but for whatever reason the backspace just feel *too* stiff. I've but o-rings on the keys already to help with sound and travel distance as well.
My main issue now is that he board is a lot thicker than my previous board and my palm rest feels too short when using this board. I'm currently using a book that's about an inch think and it is a lot more comfortable. Does anyone have any recommendation for palm rests that come that thick? Preferably a solid wood rest as I find them easiest to clean and maintain.
andrewcarvalho
9
Jul 30, 2018
andrewcarvalhoHah! What a surprise! I'm not quite a full blown keyboard geek but I'm getting there. You should come by the office some time!
Yeah, the first thing I did was thrown some o rings on but alas, it was not for me. I was able to sell the board to a novelist friend who normally types on greens which kind of blows my mind. The first thing she did was take the o rings off. I didn't lose too much so I'll just toss that to being the cost of experimenting with a new board.
Both my computer's now have Varmilo TKLs with browns so I'm set for the time being. My next build will be a custom 70% board with ergo whites, just for the fun of building and customizing it. Maybe something portable to take to class when I teach.
Both my computer's now have Varmilo TKLs with browns so I'm set for the time being. My next build will be a custom 70% board with ergo whites, just for the fun of building and customizing it. Maybe something portable to take to class when I teach.
DigitalMachinist
9
Jul 30, 2018
andrewcarvalhoYeah, it can be hard to find the right feel. There's just so much out there.
If you think greens are heavy you'd probably hate my board ;)
My KB is Topre and I've got aftermarket domes installed to give it a really heavy tactile bump right at the start of the keystroke. I think its feels incredible because I type fairly hard and it just goes with my style, I guess. It's a very unique feel, but definitely not for everyone.
If you think greens are heavy you'd probably hate my board ;)
My KB is Topre and I've got aftermarket domes installed to give it a really heavy tactile bump right at the start of the keystroke. I think its feels incredible because I type fairly hard and it just goes with my style, I guess. It's a very unique feel, but definitely not for everyone.
ko_bx
4
Apr 6, 2018
My first mechanical keyboard. Fingers are thankful for not smashing them against the aluminium Apple keyboard anymore :)
Dizz_cz
26
Jul 30, 2018
ko_bxYep! WASD Code is good(not perfect bud good) but Apple chiclet keyboards is crap. totally.
In my previous job give this Apple keyboard chance, but this keyboard is crap. Cheap Dell bussines class keyboard is better much better.
I think last good Apple keyboard was Apple Extended keyboard II
I think last good Apple keyboard was Apple Extended keyboard II
tomekwojcik
1
Mar 22, 2018
Mine arrived today. Been typing on it for a couple of hours and I already love it. Much needed upgrade from Ajazz AK33. Thanks, Massdrop! :)
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