me too

Well, depends on switches.

its blues

I never really used blues for longer period of time.
I do use browns right now, though, which is more or less the same.

buckling springs is still the best I've used.

>That keyboard

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLAJgVoycdM

https://m.finn.no/bap/forsale/ad.html?finnkode=75203950 is this mech

Why 60% when you can get 100%?

With the same form factor

https://m.finn.no/bap/forsale/ad.html?finnkode=75205472&fks=75205472 is this mech

http://gaming.coolermaster.com/images/products/51/image_735.jpg

please say it is

i never use the numpad

>Bluetooth converter

I use the numpad for media controls

plus i like how it looks

It looks like a pretty shitty one

That shitty fucking paint job on that second link, damn

It's only like 12 bucks

That model's not very good, though

My school had lots of those, and they're very mushy

I paid 15 kr for each of my Model M's lmao

I got mine for free when my school decided to trash its inventory of Model Ms for...

Some Logitech thing

kek

That's understandable. I'd kill myself, if I was in a room full of people typing on Model Ms

It's hard to go back to Model Ms after using modern switches, though

They're like blacks, but with more sound

And you can generally acquire the same feel with the new Logitech switches

Without the massive force needed to press each key

What? Not at all. I bought a Black before my Model M, and it was garbage.
I'm using Browns right now, and while it's better in some ways, I find the Model M to be much nicer to type on.

I just don't like the feel, I don't know why

Not that I'd prefer a black, but still

That's fair enough, but I don't think they're like black at all.

It's been a while since I've used blacks as main switches

The Steelseries 6G was the "latest" one

I guess there's a huge difference in how they "spring back"

Though I'm a touch typist, so I don't really notice that unless I slow down alot

got my lav mic

rip