I am planning to buy a drop alt but am unsure of the switches I should choose. My keyboard would be primarily for gaming but also some typing. I would also prefer a quieter noise as to not create noise through my microphone when playing with people. It seems to me like the MX Browns are a good choice but I have seen that the Halo Clears might be better? I am still a beginner around keyboards so suggestions would be very much appreciated.

So i have my Drop ALT for quite sometime now and it really is great but i never new you could actually costumize it. So i wanted to try it, but the file doesnt get encouded and i cant open it somehow can somebody help me. I live in Germany btw maybe it has something to do with that?

Hello All, I'm writing this post to gauge how others would feel if the current CTRL/ALT PCB's where updated to support 5-pin switches and potentially even holes for PCB mount stabilisers. I understand that if both 5-pin switch capabilities and PCB mount stabilisers where made available for the PCB there would need to be slight modifications made to the case of the particular keyboard, i will elaborate on my thoughts on this topic below. I have also heard issues with north facing LED's and getting some sort of interference when it comes to using certain switches with Cherry profile keycaps such as GMK, if anyone has encounter this please share in the comments below as i have personally not faced this issue on my CTRL. I would love to see a new PCB be offered on the drop store for the CTRL and ALT that can be bought separately that supports both 5-pin switches and PCB-mount stabilisers. Extra cases and switches are offered as a stand alone product on the Drop Store and i feel like...

I apparently have carpal tunnel in my left hand, possibly in addition to other issues in my left arm. After some research I think I need something like red linear switches because pressing my Razer Greens (roughly the same as clicky blue on other brands) is just too hard on my left arm now. However, I both like the clicky sound and use it to help me type. From what Im reading Kailh Bronze is a linear switch but has a click sound. Im hoping this means its like a cherry MX red in terms of being easier to press but still makes the sound without causing additional force to actuate the key. In short, does the Drop Alt come with an option on the Drop shop when I order it that is comparable to the kailh bronze, or otherwise something similar to a cherry MX red but one that still clicks without adding any more force to press the key? EDIT: Decided not to take the chance it would sell out and ordered it with the silver linears. The pricing was better to just buy it prebuilt with the...

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