I was born in 98. My parents had a pink rotary phone. I remember my dad saying I could have it in my room, until I was old enough to want to use it. Being young and dumb, I (years) later asked him how to hook it up so I could use it. It got taken away.

Still better than 60%

How do I clean an rgb dekpad

Unfortunately I didn't have a chance to directly compare U4T to U4TX, but I have another keyboard with Holy Panda X and here is my thoughts.

I first tried some stock switches (no lube, no film) and while the sound was already thock, the typing feeling was not as much satisfying, the switch response was worse than Panda X switches, so I definitely wanted to lube them.

Before opening the switch, the wobble is not that noticeable, but after lubing the wobble is definitely there, so I filmed them all.

The final result after lubing and filming is the most satisfying typing sound I've ever had, a nice fat and thock clack for every strike and the typing experience was drastically better.

Being 100% honest, currently I still prefer a bit more the Panda X as they feel faster in the switch response and offer a smoother typing to me, but it could also be a matter of habit

Big W!!

I’m using the Akko jelly blues on my next build

Lay flat in a tub, put some dish soap on it, scrub with a wash cloth and rinse with room temp water. I hang mine over the shower rod over night to dry.

>GMK Geoma Keycaps XDA profile

Glorious GMMK PRO barebones
Glorious GSV2 stabilizers (stock)
Gazzew Boba U4TX switches lubed with Glorious G-Lube
GMK Geoma Keycaps XDA profile

Oh, and a handmade keycap of a Headhunter from Path of Exile

Ok. Now show us your cupboard with keyboards.

A rotary numpad! Amazing. I'll add that to the list of things I never knew I needed.

I would say his job does not involve a significant amount of numeric data entry though. That may take him a while.

Born in the early 80s. Pretty sure I remember a yellow rotary phone on the wall in the kitchen in my earliest memories. There was definitely a similar rotary phone that sat on the bedside table at my grandparents' house for many years.

You need to get outside man.

Where do you get all these deskmats?

I'm assuming the other phone was cordless.

This is just gross consumerism at its worst.

from the beginning it was already clear that you did not understand the point of my argument. Collecting is not a problem, I for example have 4 pads, a Control L, speed L and 2 xl aesthetics.
I don't care, nobody cares, I don't know the OP. The point is, basing happiness on junk is not psychologically heealth. And more than that, I don't collect anything, maybe you have this capitalist (maybe American) idea of ​​having a lot of unnecessary, expensive and exclusive things, socially normalized in you

Superrrr

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In the early 2000’s we would have said,

“Save some pu$$y for the rest of us.”

https://youtu.be/6rPDA7dMOT4

It's those little packets with bead like things inside that is often part of electronics packaging. It's not make or break, but if you can store the boards with some of that it may be helpful. Otherwise, just a warm dry place for a few days.

Merry Christmas, and I hope everything is OK.

How do you like them? I’m looking into the U4TX as well for a build but not much info about them as reviews seem to be primarily about the more popular U4T

How’s the wobble? Does the quieter upstroke feel any different or is it mostly just audible?

First thing that caught my eye was arch, and I don't mean the gmk set haha

I asked

looks just like a c64 keyboard