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i never tried the old keyboard models from IBM and others, but willing to get one soon a model M or F .
IMO the contact-less switch seems promising in terms of durability and lifespan like the optical and the hall effect.

I think Cherry MX, like it or not (my main man Chyros does not like them for valid reasons, but for the average gamer, they will still be enough of a step up from rubber dome) will be the dominant switch type on mainstream keyboards like the corsair K line. But since they don't come cheap ...

does the optical switch seems alot better than this hall effect switch?
No. It is no less complicated technically, but it has more limitations, like problems with being used in direct sunlight.

Not saying anything specific is any 'better' than anything else, just talking solely about inherent ...

kbdfr wrote:

7amda wrote: ...and still no reply xD

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yeah i see. I'll be back back in a few weeks. hopefully to get any replies

...and still no reply xD

does the optical switch seems alot better than this hall effect switch?

I've tried multiple switches from the cherrys to razer, steelseries and logitech. Although there's a keyboard that got my attention called Bloody B810R from a company based in Taiwan, they claim that its the fastest response switch available also known as the LK (light strike switch). Tesoro is ...