Hi hello,
I'm Bryan, a Southpaw 65% GB participant. I eagerly await it's arrival. After a recent departure from my beloved 62g Ergoclears, via a 62g Lubed Kailh Silvers gaming build, I've surprisingly been wooed by the linear experience. However, the minimal actuation travel distance, decreased overall throw combined with the 62g spring, is far too light and I'm prone to errors.
So, with that in mind, I set out to find a perfect spring that will decrease the chance of errors while still allowing me to enjoy a beautiful linear typing experience. I've made posts regarding my concern, 65g or 68g in a lubed Gateron black switch. I just created 5 of each and have them side by side in a metal plate.
They both have merits, but again, I ask myself ---
Does any other mechanical keyboard enthusiast rely on linears for their data entry related work?
Are you more prone to errors after switching from a clicky or tactile switch?
Words of encouragement and advice welcome.
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