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stiligFox
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Aug 25, 2015
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Sweet! Yeah to anyone reading this, clears and browns are nearly identical - except clears have a ever so slightly bigger tactile bump.
Varholiaglimp
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Aug 25, 2015
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stiligFoxThe clears look enticing, but the $10 price difference might discourage some potential buyers who wanted browns.
My reservations are more about the materials, look and solidity of the keyboard than the switch choices. I like the V60 but will probably wait for the LED-enchanced version of the POK3R -- mostly because I like the POKER's track record for durability, as well as the aluminum body and color choices.
If I had a really big apartment, I'd definitely join this drop.
A few pluses for the V60: Volume and playback keys and dual LEDs. According to the corus-kb Web site, the POK3R slated for release in mid-October in the U.S. will only have white LEDs. One could always get an aluminum case for the V60 later from a different MD drop.
My reservations are more about the materials, look and solidity of the keyboard than the switch choices. I like the V60 but will probably wait for the LED-enchanced version of the POK3R -- mostly because I like the POKER's track record for durability, as well as the aluminum body and color choices.
If I had a really big apartment, I'd definitely join this drop.
A few pluses for the V60: Volume and playback keys and dual LEDs. According to the corus-kb Web site, the POK3R slated for release in mid-October in the U.S. will only have white LEDs. One could always get an aluminum case for the V60 later from a different MD drop.
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