

Oh, the jades feel even more tactile than alps white, not by much, but they are.
Yeah, the tactility on the whites is pretty anaemic too. But then again I do really like linear MX so it's kind of like that but with a click (and not much tactility).
very excellent video, but now I'm even more confused as to what clicky keyboard I should get. This clicky thing sounds good, but then there is my man Wodan's model m, and I have a green alps board that I could fit out with clicky switches maybe... aaargh!!!!!
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How do you guys cope with absence of at least two modifiers?
I put box navy in a PCE and it's amazing, easily my favourite modern switch (by FAR) and as good as some vints I own. I don't find the wobble to be an issue (and I'm super sensitive to wobble) and I just think they're perfect. Not great for gaming but amazing for typing.hellothere wrote: 23 Aug 2020, 04:16 I watched all of Chyros' videos on the box switches and decided to buy a pack of thick click Navys from NovelKeys. I don't happen to have a vintage Cherry chassis lying around, but I do have an old Cherry-clone-switch Velocifire TKL that was just sitting in the closet. Hey, it's got a metal mounting plate and the build quality is pretty decent. Non-floating design. Bluish-green backlight. So, de-soldering and dropping in new switches!
They're fantastic.
The Box Navy takes one thing I hate about ALL Cherry and Cherry clone switches: they wiggle all over the place. I have next to me a Model M, a Hi-Tek ("space invaders") keyboard, and the Velocimod. The Velocimod and Hi-Tek are about the same.
The Model M wiggles slightly more.
The Velocimod has "fake switch" stabilizers for the big keys, including the spacebar, rather than wire stabilizers. The spacebar feels fantastic and has a very satisfying THUNK sound.
IMO, these switches feel alarmingly close to or possibly even better than a Model M. So much so that I'm starting to wonder what it'd be like if I bought a better chassis and some halfway decent keycaps. Hmmmm.
I just installed some hako clears. I really enjoy them. They are pretty understated as far as tactile switches go, opposite end of the spectrum from blueberries and HPs although I like those guys as wellhellothere wrote: 23 Aug 2020, 21:10 I need to proofread my posts better: "There's one thing I hate about ALL Cherry and Cherry clone switches that the Box Navys fix: they wiggle all over the place."
Anyhow, I do have another Velocifire TKL that I might put Pinks in, if I decide that the Navys are too heavy. However, the NoveKeys website have those Hako switches that I need to look at a bit further.