Yeegfeyzz SimpTronic True Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth 5.0 Headphones in-Ear TWS Mini Headset for Sport Deep Bass Stereo Earphones HD Sound Waterproof Noise Cancelling Mic 30 Hours Playtime
Yeegfeyzz SimpTronic True Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth 5.0 Headphones in-Ear TWS Mini Headset for Sport Deep Bass Stereo Earphones HD Sound Waterproof Noise Cancelling Mic 30 Hours Playtime
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I tried all sorts of cherry MX boards and switches. I finally thought I'll give the topre switches a try and went ahead with the HHK. I loved the HHK and it was excellent to type on but few flaws/features like the Control key mapped to Capslock is ok for typing but terrible for gaming, especially MOBAs. Also the lack of arrow keys on it was just something I could not adjust to. I'm pretty comfortable using h,j,k,l as I'm a vim user, but using fn with the oddly placed arrow keys was a deal breaker in the rare occasion I have to. That brought me to the Leopold and I must say it's just been a day of typing on this and I already love it. The fact that the control key is where it should be and can be switched by flipping the dip switches makes it so much more customizable when gaming or not. Also the arrow keys are present on this board which is a huge plus point. The keys feel great to type on and it does feel a little more than 45g. I would say this is about 50-55g which is a good thing because Cherry MX browns can be a little too light for most people to type on and you will bottom out the keys more often on it, Cherry MX blues are about 50g but if you don't want the loud clicky-ness and prefer the firmness/pop of the keys then this keyboard will make you really happy. The sound too on this keyboard is a nice rumble and not too loud for an open space office environment.
I've been using this keyboard for a few hours, now, so this isn't a review that has long-term context. Nevertheless, I'm enjoying the typing experience on this keyboard, far and above any other keyboard I've ever used. It's hard to describe the action. Having never used a Topre switch before I got this keyboard, I didn't really know what too expect. But it's a bit like you would expect when pushing down on a rubber dome, only it's smooth and the slight resistance when it's pressed makes for a really nice tactile action. I am really enjoying it and couldn't recommend it more.
