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Qtronix S-22R numpad with fake blue Cherries
Posted: 05 Feb 2011, 17:16
by webwit
Posted: 05 Feb 2011, 17:19
by bugfix
What's a fake blue cherry?
Posted: 05 Feb 2011, 17:21
by webwit
A clone by another company.
Posted: 05 Feb 2011, 17:23
by sixty
Surprisingly good switches. I like their feel.. almost more than real Cherry. Its a shame they break after like a month in use %)
Posted: 05 Feb 2011, 18:17
by daedalus
Just like the real thing so?
Posted: 06 Feb 2011, 01:10
by laden3
I like these switches too, IMO they feel better than blue cherries.
They are attempts of a Taiwanese guy trying to produce cheap but good switches (makes sense why they break so easily). There are some sad stories behind the whole thing.
Posted: 06 Feb 2011, 02:15
by sixty
laden3 wrote:I like these switches too, IMO they feel better than blue cherries.
They are attempts of a Taiwanese guy trying to produce cheap but good switches (makes sense why they break so easily). There are some sad stories behind the whole thing.
Please enlighten us! Or better, write a wiki article
I'm always curious to learn some new keyboard business stories. I have some cool ones, but sadly I can't reveal these without some Asian triads taking me out the next day.
Posted: 07 Feb 2011, 01:03
by webwit
I wonder if we'll get to see new Cherry clones now the market for mechanical keyboards has been improving, and the new ones all seem to come from Taiwan.
Posted: 07 Feb 2011, 01:12
by Minskleip
Are the clones you've got experience with compatible with real cherries, so you can swap stems and springs etc?
Posted: 07 Feb 2011, 01:58
by webwit
I haven't opened them, maybe sixty has.
Posted: 07 Feb 2011, 17:44
by sixty
I'm not sure anymore. I think it fits but is too tight or to be usable.. or something.
<insert corny joke>
Posted: 07 Feb 2011, 17:50
by keyboardlover
sixty wrote:I'm not sure anymore. I think it fits but is too tight or to be usable.. or something.
That's what she said!
Posted: 07 Feb 2011, 17:56
by webwit
Was this about the Korean girls video?