From what I can tell these operate just like Kailhās do - whether or not they make a second audible click probably depends on what that yellow piece is made of. In Kailhās design, that shape is part of the plastic housing and save for the Mute Box Jade, is made of hard plastic. Here I canāt tell if the yellow thing is hard or soft - but the stem shape will interact with the bar on the way down and on the way up.
Iām also failing to see how this are substantively different than navies or jades in any way other than price per switch. Think Iāll sit this one out until there are some reviewsā¦
Looks pretty pricy for a DSA set not made by SP
Wow. That price is really disappointing. I guess Keboardio makes super premium keycaps? Iāve never owned any. I thought they just make some funky split keyboard. I didnāt realize they were a manufacturer.
Yeah, looking more, the samples were produced in XDA profile, which is something keyboardio has made and has available on their site. So theyāve probably never actually made a DSA set?
For the āpreorder discountā of $150? Hmmā¦ thatās just ā¦ hmm
Iām really hesitant about reverse dye-sub from a company I havenāt really seen a lot of caps come from. Especially at that price, it seems like a big gamble.
damn, thatās pretty bold. Seems like an easy one to shut down. Very obviously intending to mislead
oh, well i guess that covers it. nothing to see hereā¦
What even is trademark?
Itās not like someone could start a company called āFord Carsā or āApple Devicesā - thereās this legal thing called Likelihood of Confusion
Youāre all being incredibly narrow-minded about this. Any free thinkers interested in a good conversation can join me on KeebTalk Keyboard Forum Website (not affiliated with KeebTalk.com).
Itās a contest between Ability to tell theyāre not GMK vs Likelihood of Confusion.
Damn. I just got an ad for that website on my Instagram.
I wonder if the AI has more difficulty training on keyboards with very consistent sounds across the deck, or if itās sensitive enough that it really doesnāt matterā¦ but if they can detect gravitational waves with lasers and see through walls with WiFi signals I guess itās not much of a stretch.
Maybe the cheat is to bake your password into a macro, or have a dedicated password pad
I mean, side channel attacks (link 1, link 2) are only going to get more prevalentā¦
Welcome to the future
P.S. Have fun in your cybersecurity careers, clicky switch enjoyers!!!
I picked up some (not New) North Pole V2s for posterity since they arenāt being made anymore, and was fiddling with them last night - I was curious if that little yellow pad nobody likes is removable.
Yep, it is.
I do like the switches more without it - and also found that you can pretty easily install it in other MX-style switches. So if you wanted to full-silent your JWICK Half-Silents, well bam hereās aā¦ sort of easy way. (Actually not so easy; simple to install, less so to remove from the donor thanks to small spaces.)
What Iād actually like to know is if Gateron will sell me a bag of them on their own, especially since theyāre not currently using them for anythingā¦ >.>
Layers is the trick.
Layers and switching out keyboard layouts, switches, and keycaps like every other day should thwart the spies following me.