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#5703511 Posted on: 08/23/2019 04:19 PM
They already have, it's just that the Logitech's, Corsair's, and worse, Razer's and the like are out of their f'n minds.
I mean, come on, this Redragon K555 Mechanical is 3 times the keyboard for less than half the price. And there are some for even less than this if you don't care about wrist rest, 10 keyless, etc.
I bought myself two of these $35 mechanicals but in white only backlight, and they have been extremely good. Double shot caps and all.
Nope! Only a few months. Every Logitech ($76+) I ever owned did this. Within about 6-8 months, even the 'position bumbs' on the F and J keys were smooth gone. After 3 years now, my $35 mechanicals double-shot key caps still look exactly like they did the day I got them.
prices for keyboards and mice just need to come back to a sane level, period.
They already have, it's just that the Logitech's, Corsair's, and worse, Razer's and the like are out of their f'n minds.
I mean, come on, this Redragon K555 Mechanical is 3 times the keyboard for less than half the price. And there are some for even less than this if you don't care about wrist rest, 10 keyless, etc.
I bought myself two of these $35 mechanicals but in white only backlight, and they have been extremely good. Double shot caps and all.
Laser-etched ABS letters can get 'washed out' over the years do to usage and wear. Not months.
Nope! Only a few months. Every Logitech ($76+) I ever owned did this. Within about 6-8 months, even the 'position bumbs' on the F and J keys were smooth gone. After 3 years now, my $35 mechanicals double-shot key caps still look exactly like they did the day I got them.
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prices for keyboards and mice just need to come back to a sane level, period.