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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: DuckNorris on Wed, 26 October 2016, 15:54:01
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Hello Guys,
As I was browsing on Amazon on my related this keyboard came up (since I research a lot of them like we all do :P ) and I was confused as it says it has a tactile feel plunger and it is not a mechanical keyboard but it was a "Mechanical-Feel" . I was like, what. I wouldn't buy this(have owned and want way nicer keyboards out there) but was curious what it meant and if anyone has any experience with this for learning purposes.
https://www.amazon.com/EnergyPal-FireBold-P360-Keyboard-Mechanical-Feel/dp/B01I3T83L2/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8 (https://www.amazon.com/EnergyPal-FireBold-P360-Keyboard-Mechanical-Feel/dp/B01I3T83L2/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8)
Regards
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A "better" rubber dome. Probably with a discrete slider, that isn't a part of the keycap.
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Like it may also have more travel distance as well I suppose?
Weird, had no idea such things existed.
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It was common in the 90s, and it's apparently making a comeback.
It has nothing to do with travel, that's a matter of the dome.
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More importantly, what are "dounle injection keycaps"? It's apparently tough resistant, too.
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Tactile
Feel Plunger
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More importantly, what are "dounle injection keycaps"? It's apparently tough resistant, too.
I am dissapointed in Geeckhack, I thought I would learn about all the current keyboard inventions and trends but no one here even knew about "dounle injection keycaps"
Tactile
Feel Plunger
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