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Aukey 87-Key Backlit Mechanical Keyboard w/ Blue Switches Expired
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Aukey Direct via Amazon.com has select Aukey Mechanical Keyboards on sale listed below when you apply their corresponding promotion codes. Shipping is free. Thanks iconian
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Aukey Direct via Amazon.com has select Aukey Mechanical Keyboards on sale listed below when you apply their corresponding promotion codes. Shipping is free. Thanks iconian
Available options:
- AUKEY KM-G7 LED-Backlit 87-Key Mechanical Keyboard w/ Blue Switches
- $25.83 w/ code 964SSAY7
- AUKEY KM-G9 87-Key Mechanical Keyboard w/ Blue Switches
- $19.75 w/ code LXMRVGJD
- AUKEY KM-G10 104-Key Mechanical Keyboard w/ Blue Switches n Round Keycaps
- $30.09 w/ code 385I8YKO
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- AUKEY KM-G6 LED-Backlit 104-Key Mechanical Keyboard w/ Blue Switches
- $31.99 w/ code OTK8T3WH
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- AUKEY KM-G9 87-Key Mechanical Keyboard w/ Blue Switches [amazon.com] $19.75 with code LXMRVGJD
- AUKEY KM-G6 LED-Backlit 104-Key Mechanical Keyboard w/ Blue Switches [amazon.com] $31.99 with code OTK8T3WH NLA
- AUKEY KM-G7 LED-Backlit 87-Key Mechanical Keyboard w/ Blue Switches [amazon.com] $25.83 with code 964SSAY7
- AUKEY KM-G10 104-Key Mechanical Keyboard w/ Blue Switches n Round Keycaps [amazon.com] $30.09 with code 385I8YKO
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Just for your future reference, here are a few common key types:
Blue: Clicky, usually loud switches with strong tacitility. (In other words, before the keyswitch bottoms out, you can feel a some more resistance, which gives out right before you do bottom out)
Brown: More quiet switches with a mostly linear profile, but a very small "bump" that gives them a slightly tacitile feel.
Red: Fairly quiet switches without a tacitile bump.
Some keyboards have different types, but these are the most common that you'll see, especially from relatively cheap mechanical boards.
Personally, I generally like the feel of Browns, but they're not for everybody. Blues feel really great but if you use them at work be prepared for some complaints about the noise.
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I agree. If these were browns it'd be an instant sale for me for work. I use blues at home and I don't dare take it to work unless I want the keyboard busted over my head...lol
The price is right though!!!
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It is very loud and clicky (as expected) but you'll get over it quickly after your friends joke about the noise over hearing it on discord everyday lol
The question is... Do you like your co-workers ?
I would guarantee you wouldn't want this at work.
Just for your future reference, here are a few common key types:
Blue: Clicky, usually loud switches with strong tacitility. (In other words, before the keyswitch bottoms out, you can feel a some more resistance, which gives out right before you do bottom out)
Brown: More quiet switches with a mostly linear profile, but a very small "bump" that gives them a slightly tacitile feel.
Red: Fairly quiet switches without a tacitile bump.
Some keyboards have different types, but these are the most common that you'll see, especially from relatively cheap mechanical boards.
Personally, I generally like the feel of Browns, but they're not for everybody. Blues feel really great but if you use them at work be prepared for some complaints about the noise.