I grew up on older keyboards, so the curve of the MT3 works well for me. Some really don’t like it! But it’s familiar and works well for my typing style. I got some DCX caps for a gaming board and while it works, it isn’t my favorite.
The switches being stiff and tactile while quiet is the biggest feature of the thing. I can forgive a keycap, but not so easily a switch.
Somewhere early on this magazine, someone posted a side profile of the major sets. Definitely a good resource.
MT3 Susuwatari is my all time favorite cap set. Writing this comment with it right now on my SP111. It really was amazing, after I started using these, I haven't looked for another cap set one time. It really is my endgame cap set.
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Parallax@kbin.social · 2 pts · 3y
That looks very satisfying to type on. How do you like the profile? I've been thinking about getting my first non-OEM style caps, maybe DSA.
talizorah@kbin.social · 3 pts · 3y
I grew up on older keyboards, so the curve of the MT3 works well for me. Some really don’t like it! But it’s familiar and works well for my typing style. I got some DCX caps for a gaming board and while it works, it isn’t my favorite.
The switches being stiff and tactile while quiet is the biggest feature of the thing. I can forgive a keycap, but not so easily a switch.
Somewhere early on this magazine, someone posted a side profile of the major sets. Definitely a good resource.
Jarmer@kbin.social · 2 pts · 3y
MT3 Susuwatari is my all time favorite cap set. Writing this comment with it right now on my SP111. It really was amazing, after I started using these, I haven't looked for another cap set one time. It really is my endgame cap set.