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Ling
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Hey guys. So, after reading through my previous thread, I've decided to go with CherryMX Brown switches on my next mechanical keyboard. This did bring a question to mind though - does the tactile feedback on CherryMX switches (which feature it) wear out quickly? Say, in about a year, will it be noticeably gone?

 

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TeRa

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Hey guys. So, after reading through my previous thread, I've decided to go with CherryMX Brown switches on my next mechanical keyboard. This did bring a question to mind though - does the tactile feedback on CherryMX switches (which feature it) wear out quickly? Say, in about a year, will it be noticeably gone?

 

Thanks,

TeRa

 

Wear out? no they are rated for like 50 million key presses

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Hey guys. So, after reading through my previous thread, I've decided to go with CherryMX Brown switches on my next mechanical keyboard. This did bring a question to mind though - does the tactile feedback on CherryMX switches (which feature it) wear out quickly? Say, in about a year, will it be noticeably gone?

 

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TeRa

It wont btw which brand you are going with for cherry mx switches

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Personally i would go with a Corsair K70 RGB with CherryMX browns instead of the Strafe RGB.

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