Try Holy panda switches??????
Can get a gk64 + milky gaterons yellows + cherry stabs
Then lube them if you want to.
Overall build < $200
But with more mods, easily > $350
Here's mine!
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Can such keyboard be rinsed off under running water or shower spray?
Eh of course not, can't imagine why would you want to do that. But of course they do sell water proofed versions as well
To rise off the dust. Which model you would recommend that is waterproof?
Tbh all these hotswap keys allow you to remove your switches and then use can air to spray out the dust.
But if you really lazy and need to rinse it in water...
https://www.gomechanicalkeyboard.com/lists/top-7-best-water-resistant-mk/
To rise off the dust. Which model you would recommend that is waterproof?
Please don't do that.
For dust I have a datavac at home. It's a little pricey but if you add up the total cost accumulated over the years saved versus buying compressed air whenever I wanna clean dust off things like my lego collection, my desktop, it's actually quite worth to get.
dust with datavac, wipe down with alcohol wipes.
Can get a gk64 + milky gaterons yellows + cherry stabs
Then lube them if you want to.
Overall build < $200
But with more mods, easily > $350
Here's mine!
Can such keyboard be rinsed off under running water or shower spray?
Should be possible if you can live without the keyboard for a few days. Disassemble the keyboard, take note of how to put it back during the process, wash it, sit out to dry completely, then assemble back. Unless you have a drying rack, it would take at least a warm day or two to complete dry.
If you want it back in operation quick, you could try soaking it in alcohol to remove water. But this could damage/disfigure some parts that are sensitive to alcohol.
Disclaimer: do at your own risk. I've washed a couple of my old keyboards like this but your mileage may vary.
Thanks for the advise.
Did a search on "datavac", wow, its ex
Any cheaper alternative
BTW, no way I am using that inside the house as it will go everywhere.
The last time I use a compress air on my PC is 5 year ago I think & I carried it to the lift lobby & sprayed it from there. It was very satisfying actually but such stuff need to do outdoors. Hence was thinking of rising it with water.
Previously I use the cyber clean gel to clean the keyboard. It is the easiest as it get into every nook & cranny.
Info on deskpad and coiled cable? That keeb looks a lot like GK68XS


Any reco for best cheap brown switch rgb
Sent from the anal hair of Thanos using GAGT
Any reco for best cheap brown switch rgb
Sent from the anal hair of Thanos using GAGT
Any full size with numpad hot swappable keyboard to reco?