Recently unpacked an older favourite #MechanicalKeyboard of mine and using it since then: The rather flat #VortexGear #Race3 with #CherryMX #SilentRed switches and (#Massdrop × #Hasbro) #XDA #Scrabble #keycaps, designed by @cassidoo.

Oh, and while looking for the original product link, I just noticed that (Mass)Drop now seems to belong to #Corsair and really died completely 😢: "Starting our next chapter, #Drop will become a hub for our collaborations with truly exciting titles." 🙄

Cherry Xtrfy K5 Pro TMR: Bekanntes Chassis für neue MK-Taster mit oranger Prise

Cherrys zweite Tastatur mit einstellbaren MK-Analogtastern kommt im 65%-Layout und zielt erneut auf Spieler. Ganz brandneu ist sie nicht.

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If you want Cherry MX keyswitches for future use, you might want to stock up. Cherry announced last year that production was moving to China, but today Mouser Electronics sent me an obsolescence notice for Cherry MX Blue.
:-(
#MechanicalKeyboard #CherryMX #CherryMXBlue

EDIT: sorry if I caused any alarm. As several people have informed me, just replace the MX1A prefix with MX2A.

Looks like I might have to retire my wasd keyboard v2 (cherry mx clears) which has been my main input device for the last 12-13 years. Been trying to hold on as I prefer a full keyboard with numpad/media keys/etc and the current 60%/65% mechanical fad I just don't understand how anyone is programming missing the other 40%?! Need as many keys as I can get. Found this thread https://discourse.codinghorror.com/t/what-happened-to-wasd-keyboards/10143/18 which lead to https://cliffle.com/widget/recode but sadly not compatible and unfortunately I have two. Probably could try hacking something together and getting QMK on it but there are a couple of other creature comforts I'd like, wireless, bluetooth, hotswap, single key combos, haptic feedback, tap dancing, etc. Is my only choice to build my own?

FWIW: Please don't tell me about modifying layouts via x11/wayland. I know, it doesn't work uniformly and never has and never will; i'd like to do any layout modding via firmware, so at least QMK.

#mechanicalkeyboard #mechkeyboard #keyboard #cherrymx

What happened to WASD keyboards?

@codinghorror do you know what happened to WASDKeyboards? I am so sad, I love my keyboards I got from them but they seem to just be gone

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Cherry KW 300 MX im Test

Mit der KW 300 MX bietet auch Cherry eine Kompakttastatur an. Sie verspricht Silent-Tippen für Arbeiten oder Spielen in der Ruhezone.

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Cherry MX 8.3 TKL im Test: Ein erster großer Schritt in Richtung Luxus https://www.computerbase.de/artikel/tastaturen/cherry-mx-8-3-tkl-test.93288/ #cherry #mechanicalkeyboard #cherrymx
Cherry MX 8.3 TKL im Test

Cherrys neue Luxustastatur Xtrfy 8.3 TKL macht gegenüber dem Vorgänger einen großer Schritt. Eigentlich müsste sie jedoch zwei gehen.

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KW X ULP 2.0 und KW 550 MX LP: Cherry baut (sehr) flache mechanische Tastaturen

Cherry stellt mit der KW X ULP 2.0 eine sehr flache 75-Prozent-Tastatur, mit der KW 550 MX LP eine flache 96-Prozent-Tastatur vor.

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Cherry Xtrfy MX 8.3 TKL: Mit Display und Metall ins High-End-Segment

Cherry will mehr als Office-Tastaturen bauen. Die Xtrfy MX 8.3 TKL nimmt mit Display und viel Metall das High-End-Segment ins Visier.

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Cherry KC 500 MX LP im Test: Eine neue flache Standard-Tastatur für das gehobene Büro https://www.computerbase.de/artikel/tastaturen/cherry-kc-500-lp-test.93412/ #cherry #mechanicalkeyboard #cherrymx
Cherry KC MX500 LP im Test

Flach, Fullsize- oder TKL-Format, Low-Profile-Taster 2.0, erträglicher Preis: Cherrys KC 500 LP macht im Test eine tolle Figur.

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