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eapdang
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OverKill
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eapdangThanks for your support! So great to hear that :) There is nothing visually different about the two types of switches. The only difference between the two are the springs inside.
goldsy
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OverKillSo the stems are identical too (edit: between the Halo True and Halo Clear) and the differences in the force graphs are solely governed by the spring???
I hope you say they are the same because that would actually make my decision a whole lot easier. (Until I start overthinking some other aspect).
I hope you say they are the same because that would actually make my decision a whole lot easier. (Until I start overthinking some other aspect).
eapdang
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goldsyYes, the stems are identical per HaaTa himself: https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/comments/6bhbr8/massdrop_x_input_club_ktype_drop_is_live_new/dhn7qzi/
goldsy
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eapdangThanks! I find it fascinating that the spring length and weight could change the graph that much. It's good to know though. I am certain that the Halo Clear's spring would be too stiff for me and I would have changed them out anyway, so giving the Halo True a whirl sounds like a much better plan in my case. If I don't like them it won't be any different than changing the springs out on the clears.
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P/s: @OverKill how do we visually distinguish between the Halo True & Halo Clear? From the pictures in the force curve pages, they appears to both have a milky white / clear stem and clear housing.