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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: morpheus on Mon, 10 March 2014, 01:02:23
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Can anyone please direct me to the place where I can buy individual Cherry MX White switches? I want to test them out.
Thanks
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Can anyone please direct me to the place where I can buy individual Cherry MX White switches? I want to test them out.
Thanks
I believe Qwerkeys had one in their switch tester. At least mine did.
I might still have one from there and one from MrInterface's GB.
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7bit has plate-mount whites in stock.
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Can anyone please direct me to the place where I can buy individual Cherry MX White switches? I want to test them out.
Thanks
How many do you need?
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Can anyone please direct me to the place where I can buy individual Cherry MX White switches? I want to test them out.
Thanks
How many do you need?
HA! Thought you sold me all of yours already!
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Can anyone please direct me to the place where I can buy individual Cherry MX White switches? I want to test them out.
Thanks
How many do you need?
HA! Thought you sold me all of yours already!
I think I have a few I bought from 7bit, somewhere.
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Can anyone please direct me to the place where I can buy individual Cherry MX White switches? I want to test them out.
Thanks
How many do you need?
Just one, maybe two.
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Can anyone please direct me to the place where I can buy individual Cherry MX White switches? I want to test them out.
Thanks
How many do you need?
Just one, maybe two.
I think I can help you with that, I'll have to double check but I'm fairly certain I had a few from 7bit left, just need to find them.
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Can anyone please direct me to the place where I can buy individual Cherry MX White switches? I want to test them out.
Thanks
How many do you need?
Just one, maybe two.
I think I can help you with that, I'll have to double check but I'm fairly certain I had a few from 7bit left, just need to find them.
Ok, thanks, let me know if you find them :thumb:
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cant you just create whites by putting a different spring in blues?
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cant you just create whites by putting a different spring in blues?
Nope. There's a difference in the stem or lubing. I've seen either hypothesis "confirmed" (don't ask me for links though).
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cant you just create whites by putting a different spring in blues?
Nope. There's a difference in the stem or lubing. I've seen either hypothesis "confirmed" (don't ask me for links though).
Cherry's AMA said there was not any different lubing on whites if I recall correctly.
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cant you just create whites by putting a different spring in blues?
Nope. There's a difference in the stem or lubing. I've seen either hypothesis "confirmed" (don't ask me for links though).
Cherry's AMA said there was not any different lubing on whites if I recall correctly.
I still don't believe it :P
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According to deskthority, the modern whites you'd be (theoretically) able to buy new would be functionally identical to MX green. Older whites are either very similar to blues or greens, depending on the age. It's a very perplexing switch to me. And the visual confusion with MX clear makes it that much worse.
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According to deskthority, the modern whites you'd be (theoretically) able to buy new would be functionally identical to MX green. Older whites are either very similar to blues or greens, depending on the age. It's a very perplexing switch to me. And the visual confusion with MX clear makes it that much worse.
mx white's feel and sound different than mx greens
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Are they closer to blues?
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Are they closer to blues?
They are definitely quieter than blues but lighter I'm not so sure, I didn't do a direct comparision, I mainly tried whites and greens side by side, blues I haven't really used much at all.
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You can still get them via deskthority if you dont mind paying the cost and shipping fee.
http://deskthority.net/marketplace-f11/cherry-mx-taking-pre-orders-t2760.html
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Are they closer to blues?
They are definitely quieter than blues but lighter I'm not so sure, I didn't do a direct comparision, I mainly tried whites and greens side by side, blues I haven't really used much at all.
I recently used the stacked nickels test to compare the activation weight needed for a bunch of MXs. The blue and brown switches were the lightest at 11 nickels. Next was the "ergo" clear at 12, the stock clear (and salmon Alps on my AEK) at 14, the green at 15, with the white coming in the heaviest at 16.
All of the Cherrys were not lubed (by me) or broken in. The Alps had been used for years before being retired.