localITguy
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Tecware Mech Kbs are value for money.
if you don't want to spend so much, can get one of those.
if you don't want to spend so much, can get one of those.
If you want to kickstart your mechanical keyboard journeys with value for money keyboards
$50 to $100
Tecware
$100 to $150
Keychron
Ducky
$150 to $200
Ducky
Leopold
Varmilo
what is dis brand? does it comes with USB ports?
Tecware Mech Kbs are value for money.
if you don't want to spend so much, can get one of those.
If you want to kickstart your mechanical keyboard journeys with value for money keyboards
$50 to $100
Tecware
$100 to $150
Keychron
Ducky
$150 to $200
Ducky
Leopold
Varmilo
If you want to kickstart your mechanical keyboard journeys with value for money keyboards
$50 to $100
Tecware
$100 to $150
Keychron
Ducky
$150 to $200
Ducky
Leopold
Varmilo
within the 50 to 100 not possible to get one with cherry mx red keys right? as in non-outemu
within the 50 to 100 not possible to get one with cherry mx red keys right? as in non-outemu
Nice, I got the exact same and have been using it for 2+ months
Tecware keyboard good ?
Nice, I got the exact same and have been using it for 2+ months
My only complain is that the rgb LEDs are not as bright when I plug it into a powered usb hub but no biggy on that
Now a little backside itchy and wondering if I should replace the Halo Clears...
For its asking price, it's very good; can't complain.
I'm on my second Tecware set now for my main work PC.
Doesn't filming and lubings of the Clears take away the tactility? Or did you intended for it somy clears was spring mod with 68g tx spring, filmed and lubbed.
what model is this?