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WASD Code v2 vs Corsair Vengeance K60

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I am looking to buy a keyboard for programming and am considering either the Corsair Vengence K60 with Cherry MX Blues and a WASD Code V2 with Cherry MX Clears. Which one would be better for programming for long periods of time? 

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I believe the k60 my friend

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I am looking to buy a keyboard for programming and am considering either the Corsair Vengence K60 with Cherry MX Blues and a WASD Code V2 with Cherry MX Clears. Which one would be better for programming for long periods of time? 

If you like the lighter switch then blues. If you like the click then blues. If either sound unnapealing then go for the heavier, quiet clears. I use Greens myself.

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This is is subjective but I think I would be more fond of the mx clears for programming. Do you want a very stiff switch or something in between? The clears are more stiff than blues and obviously have the tactile click to them. I do own a WASD V2 code with clears myself. I am selling it in a bit though only because I prefer browns over clears and I don't do any programming.

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