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wheeltkl
17
Apr 19, 2018
Is there anyone here who has experience with Zealio switches already? If so, do you enjoy 65g, or do you prefer 67g?
I'm wondering whether 65g might be too light, or if, on the other hand, 65g is more comfortable for long typing.
jjackson
52
Apr 24, 2018
wheeltklI don't believe 2g will make our break your experience with Zealios switches. You can only get 65g on anything pre-made. Otherwise, be ready to solder or find hot swap pcb's.
With that said... My preferred switch by miles. I don't have the most experience ever, but clears "were" ideal for me if generic MX switches. Got Zealios on my whitefox, and I just can't give it up. I went for the M60-A, and was all set to jump into "cheaper zealios" switches with the box Royals in the starter kit. Needless to say, canceled the Royals and ordered Zilents. Sad wallet.
Although, my endgame board is ordered. M60-A with 78g Zilents, and Pulse keycaps. I just have to ignore the price.
psiclone
405
Jul 7, 2018
wheeltklI prefer harder, but that's a very subjective thing. I doubt you'll notice much difference between the two.
psiclone
405
Jul 7, 2018
jjacksonYou can actually put whatever you like (more or less) on a GMMK.
Gobluebro
91
Jul 8, 2018
wheeltklI prefer 67g. That and 78g are both good sweet spots for me although 78g took some getting used to
psiclone
405
Jul 9, 2018
GobluebroYeah. I've been toying with the idea of buying 100g springs and trying those out on my board.
wheeltklI used to love Cherry MX Blacks 60cN and clears 65cN. I bought 2 IKBC boards with them. But after a year of playing shooters, my left hand has developed some tendonitis. I've gone back to MX browns and reds. I still use the MX blacks for typing/coding. But playing games, I'm opting for lighter 45cN switches.
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