Not entirely. When I started using mech boards it was to have the switch activate at or near the tactile bump, which was far more informative than membrane boards.
I never put o rings on switches before, but if you're using tactile switches you'd still get activation at the bump, but it would quiet the bottom out and reduce force.

its comparative so maybe its a be harder to like get an idea but i think the source is a bit more accurate compare to just judging a plate based on its density.
dc is almost goated, almost







its the same s44t man

it basically prevents you from pressing your key caps down on one side too much (which can cause a tilt since your switch stem doesn't allow you to press down as much in the middle of the cap). but you can really only press your key cap down if you put some force onto it, which doesn't happen when you type normally. but yee nice to have though




Nu!
did you order the Cosmos keycaps?
you make it sound so delicious

time to go to work









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