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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: brownhead on Mon, 25 November 2013, 23:06:21
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I wanted to figure out the difference between Originative regular springs vs. "limited" springs, and couldn't find the answer anywhere, so I contacted Originative's support. This is their exact reply (minus salutations).
The 62g Limited has a little more elasticity to it.
Given that this is true, I think this would mean that the limited versions feel a little firmer and will last a little longer. Could anybody who has both limited and regular springs weigh in here?
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If doubt that your fingers will be able to tell the difference
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Only the koreans can feel the difference :))
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I read somewhere that the limited springs are selected to have a bit less variation than normal, is this true?
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I'm not sure about the normal 62g but I just tried limited 62g.
I even wrote a short review about it.
You can check it here :
http://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=51416.0
Hope it can help.
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I read somewhere that the limited springs are selected to have a bit less variation than normal, is this true?
This is the idea, yeah.
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I read somewhere that the limited springs are selected to have a bit less variation than normal, is this true?
This is the idea, yeah.
I asked sherry the same question.
Sherry said the same thing. There is less variation between each spring.
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Yeah...whatever the case, the difference is only $2 - so why not?
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Hell, I've ordered 62g limited springs instead of regular 62g and I don't even have switches to put them in
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thought so, gonna order some limited springs soon for some ergo clears then ;D
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Hell, I've ordered 62g limited springs instead of regular 62g and I don't even have switches to put them in
Welcome to wallethack
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Hell, I've ordered 62g limited springs instead of regular 62g and I don't even have switches to put them in
Welcome to wallethack
didn't need the welcome.
came in head first
had 25 keycaps before even buying my first board