>

Hey mechanical keyboard internet:
​
CAN keyboard cases be "too bad" for certain switches?
as in:
​
the case "limits the full capacity" of the switch/keycap combination?
​
Specifially I am looking at 75 % keyboards, q1, gmmk pro, keychron V1 and I start to like the V1 because of its lighter and slimmer form factor!...
​
I roughly plan to go for lubed drop holy pandas and PBT FANS Dolch Keycaps.
​
Is that viable or sort of "overkill" and for expensive switches and keycaps I should also have a "better" case (+modding or whatever) to even get out the "best sound".
​
Feel of the keycaps and basic feel/springyness etc. of the switches will obviously stay.
​
Thank you!
I recently got into this hobby and am looking around, but it seems like all the good custom keyboards are sold out. I looked at Mode Eighty, Haven65, Smith&Rune, etc... but I guess I was too late to join the hobby here.
Is there a page where I can get those updates?? I would love to know if there's a place so that I can check everyday for a keyboard that I like and purchase it when possible. >

Will someone please recommend a wireless mechanical keyboard brand or model #?  I would like to be able to be used while plugged in, but also be able to quickly unplug and take to the couch for some casual couch gaming/web surfing.  For reference I have a Razor mouse that works like that. >

Keychron K series is a good start, but it's only bluetooth so it's not gonna be that good for gaming, especially competitive. Then again you did say it's just casual gaming so that might not be a problem.
You really didn't specify a form factor but Keychron has pretty much all of the usual ones.
Also, I think pretty much all of Royal Kludge's boards have 2.4 GHz, EXCEPT for RK68, 920 and 925.
These are all the relatively cheap options that I know of. >

Thanks! >

These are not one specific set. They're a mix of several Signature Plastics SA sets - I recognize Pulse and Selectric. Don't know what the red and yellow ones are. >

are cherry clip in pcb/platemount stabs better than durock platemount stabs? also do clip in pcb stabs work on a platemout stab keyboard? >

Clip-in stabilizers are designed to mount directly on the PCB, just like screw-in stabilizers. If you have a keyboard with plate mounted stabilizers, you have to use plate mounted stabilizers. >

Any cheap pbt dyesub  black or grey dsa keycaps? >

Keychron maybe >

Bruh every keycap is wireless >

Oh wrong reply. Im talking someone on another post and thought u are answering my question >

Xd no worries >

Accent Qwerty International 
Hello,
i wanted to know how i can use accent with the qwerty international layout cuz i eared i have to do this ' + e = é but it's not working for me and i have no idea why. And in french we have to use it a lot so it's really anoying to use all the time the ascii table. >

Whats the difference between switch 1 and switch 2  other than the bottom color?TY >

The gateron pros have a different mold (supposedly smoother and has reduced stem wobble). The different 'color' is also a material change so there will be a sound difference