deskthority

That's exactly what I meant. While typing, the browns on the Leopold feel nearly linear to me, where the ones on the Filco have clearly more tactility.

It seemed like "firction" was not the right word to describe it. It's more like the bump of the stem is more noticeable on the Filco than on the Leopold, regardless of the keycaps.

Hi!

I'm using a Filco and Leopold with MX Brown Switches and was wondering if there was any difference in the switches itself (different manufacturer for example). It seems that the switches of the filco have slightly more friction than the Leopold's.

Is there an explanation for this or is it just ...