Submitted by codefame t3_y2lukr in MechanicalKeyboards
Z2_U5 t1_is66srh wrote
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Let me just say that I hate linears and a tester only proved that to me.
I don’t think I would’ve knew my extra clicky greens existed without one either. Will recommend.
PutPineappleOnPizza t1_is6plq0 wrote
Yep, but going to a store or getting a small tester is more than enough, a huge tester is just sooo expensive. Like the 72 switch one costs what, 50 something $ ?
To me that's just money wasting, I would even dare to say (oh boy I will get butchered but who cares about reddit points) that testing all the basic cherry mx variants is more than enough to get a general idea of what you could like, with a bit of imagination that is (cherry mx blues could be compared to stronger tactiles minus the click as an example).
Z2_U5 t1_is6sexo wrote
We have no stores here, and honestly, I didn’t know what any keys were like before I bought my first set.
I think my tester was worth it. I enjoy Gateron greens now.
PutPineappleOnPizza t1_is702ai wrote
Ah well, always exceptions to the rule :)
codefame OP t1_is6ptju wrote
Right there with you - I had no idea the difference between clicks greens & blues and reds before this.
Completely disagree with these commenters that it’s not valuable or worth it.
Z2_U5 t1_is6s7z1 wrote
It’s not the best for testing at all, but it’s worth it for beginners imo.
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