I`ve fallen into the world of mechanical keyboards and I`ll never climb out
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Some people change keyboards all the time. Not me. As you might imagine, I type a lot. How much do I type, exactly? I`m not really sure but I do know that it`s enough to wear the legends off a keyboard more quickly than I should and that my MacBook Pro has a white hole where the `S` used to be. I type so much that switching keyboard isn`t something I do easily or, indeed, without thought. I need to be able to type quickly and relatively accurately — although not too accurately because, as Rene Ritchie once semi-famously said, `typos generate engagement.` But I changed keyboard a few days ago, and I think it`s going to bankrupt me. I`ve fallen into the world of mechanical keyboards and I don`t ever want to climb back out again. Mechanical keyboards aren`t new, of course. They`ve been around forever. But they`re back with a vengeance in recent years and the world of the custom mechanical keyboard is a vast and varied one. YouTubers cover keyboards, PCBs, the plates the keys sit on...