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Jedi:
What specs did they send you?   Keyswitch, pcb, case, etc.  Signed up first thing in the morning when it dropped and picked up the Zealous 78g.  I'm gonna need to start going to the gym just to get ready for pounding on those new switches! :thumb: :p

Zapheo:
I'm excited for the review LSB!

livingspeedbump:

--- Quote from: cswanic on Mon, 18 January 2016, 23:32:40 ---What specs did they send you?   Keyswitch, pcb, case, etc.  Signed up first thing in the morning when it dropped and picked up the Zealous 78g.  I'm gonna need to start going to the gym just to get ready for pounding on those new switches! :thumb: :p

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I got the stock kit yeah, with MX Clears. If i was getting it JUST to type on, I'd have gotten Matias Quiet Clicks, but I wanted one that I would be able to put some caps on (i want to put Jukebox on when I finish running the buy for Round 2 in a few months).

You'll be surprised at the Zealio switches. They are so smooth they will almost certainly not fatigue your fingers, and are a very good choice indeed.

There is so much content on input.club on the dox that my review will be a little shorter this time around. I'll try to highlight some of the features that may not be apparent at first (like being able to open up the switch tops without desoldering the switches), and some layouts that I've used in the past and what I currently use.

Another really nice use for it is to load up a heap of layers on the left hand for games, and simply use it as a game pad. The thumb cluster makes it much more useful than a traditional keyboard in many ways, only loosing out to dedicated pads with joysticks if you prefer one of those.

bocahgundul:
hhkb or this  :p

Jedi:
Hi livingspeedbump, just a few questions if I may and thank you for putting a thread together for this. 
1.  How many key switches are included with the ergodox kit? 
2.  How many key switches are required to cover all the keys? 
3.  Is the ergodox kit "plate mounted" or "pcb mounted"? 
4.  Are stabilizers included? 
5.  What kind of stabilizers are included and also what type of mount are they?

The reason for these questions is related to a separate GB running for switches and there are available stabilizers too, but I need to know specifically what type to buy for a ergodox, I understand that the drop includes all the parts but since it will take some time for the parts to arrive assuming everything is perfect from the start, I am also a novice at installation and though I have a Hakko solder gun and desolder gun, I don't have a way to fix burned plastic (of course, if I have an extra switch laying around, problem solved! :p

Also, one more set of questions for the old KC60 we jumped on the first go around. 
a.  Are the KC60 switches "plate mounted" or "pcb mounted"?
b.  Are the stabilizers "plate mounted" or "pcb mounted"?

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