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0:00 Intro
0:26 Keyboard 1
2:09 Keyboard 2
3:57 Keyboard 3
5:42 Keyboard 4
7:27 Keyboard 5
9:08 Keyboard 6
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Lofree Flow Lite: https://geni.us/Ma9Q
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No Flame but why are people so obsessed with Keyboards. You need them to Type words. 50% of us have noise cancelling. The Rest has normal Headphones. Literally useless xd. Imagine a Guy being obsesed with vacuumers and reviewing 1000 of them wtf
I am looking for a thick retro-like keyboard. I would like to have a keyboard that looks like an old Commodore or IBM terminal from the 70s. This is my dream! 😅 What keyboard would you recommend?
Thanks a lot, saved me a lot of time!
If printing the toggle onto the PCB saves a Million $$$ on dye tooling and reduces a few steps in manufacturing, you can see why they do these things and put the money into more appreciable offerings.