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TTheuns
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Briano.G
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TTheunsi went from free membrane keyboard to artisan level 40% ortholinear with zealios
TTheuns
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Briano.GBeautiful change. Stepping straight into custom keyboards with aftermarket switches is the best approach you can take, IMO.
I just wanted a mechanical keyboard so I got whatever people recommended for quality. Then I got into keycaps, then into custom boards.
TTheuns
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Briano.GNice set, not my style, but if it's what you want I hope you can secure one.
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My keyboard progression so far: - $5 and under fullsize ISO membrane keyboards - $150 ANSI TKL commercial mechanical keyboard (Ducky Shine 3, MX Blue, white LED) - $170 ANSI 65% custom designed mechanical keyboard(Originative Co. TADA68, MOD-L, white LED) - $130 40%, ortholinear, basically artisan level mechanical keyboard kit (Planck, MOD-M)
Of course the last one is still coming. Now all I need is: - Fullsize IBM Model M - Ergodox - 60% - 84-key - All the other ones. More money.