Does Alumunium case made a difference in typing feel?

[bocahgundul]

For a cherry mx clear not cherry mx black.

[Bucake]

yep

[bocahgundul]

yep

How?

[bocahgundul]

Anyone?

[Oobly]

Definitely. It takes away that "hollow" feeling you get with plastic cases. More solid = more awesome. Sort of makes each key feel independent and consistent. Let's you feel what the switch is doing a little more. Unfortunately, with stock Clears this means you can feel the "roughness" of the slider, so it can create a desire for more mods / better switches That's when you buy some Zealios and start to experiment with keycaps... then your wallet cries, but what's money but a tool for use in reaching typing Zen.

[bocahgundul]

Definitely. It takes away that "hollow" feeling you get with plastic cases. More solid = more awesome. Sort of makes each key feel independent and consistent. Let's you feel what the switch is doing a little more. Unfortunately, with stock Clears this means you can feel the "roughness" of the slider, so it can create a desire for more mods / better switches That's when you buy some Zealios and start to experiment with keycaps... then your wallet cries, but what's money but a tool for use in reaching typing Zen.

So its the best for mx black? I don't know what to buy Kul es 87 or pok3r with cnc case.

[heedpantsnow]

I think among metal cases there's a big difference between the ones with support "ridges" vs. the ones with just standoffs.

I also think a plate makes a bigger difference.  I'd rather have a plastic case + quality rubber feet + quality plate than a metal case with no plate. That's just me though.