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Adjustable actuation points in a mechanical keyboard!

Adjustable actuation points in a mechanical keyboard!

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
Gordon freaks out over the Fujitsu Realforce RGB and it's buttery smooth topre switches. But not only that, you can change the depth of the actuation points on the fly for more granular control of your typing. Crazy! Shot on a Canon C100 Mark 2
Date: 2022-03-15

Comments and reviews: 6


Man, I can understand that there is certainly a market for a thing like this (as there is for most -ordinary- products. Think basic car vs. luxury car) but damn, that better come with some lifetime warranty or something. I wouldn't even consider buying a keyboard as expensive as that without one.
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wow and PCWorld has the nerve to put itself up as a source of information. Pathetic. Topre has been around for a long long time and serious pc users have known about them(and how they work) for a long long time.
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price not that bad next how much a swappable cherry mx with what 13 set of switches would cost
if my X-bows keyboard fits me well, maybe I try to get them to make gen2 with topre switches.

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I know about them since they were released one or two years ago, but I type in ISO layout keyboards, and no word about realforce rgb with ISO layout
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Those springs are mesmerizing to watch, not sure if the keyboard is loud but I love loud mechanical keyboards cuz I-m weird like that.
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As interesting as adjustable actuation points are. I think it would be nifty to see more keyboards using light AKA Bloody
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