Bottom-out refers simply to pressing a ... the total distance a switch can depress. If you search for mechanical keyboards or switches, you'll be met with a ton of options.

Not long ago, your only mechanical keyboard options were cheap no-name brands, overpriced gaming boards, or ultra-expensive ...

The best mechanical keyboards might be more expensive ... every linear key will travel the same speed from top to bottom. Linear switches are best for gamers and pair well with the best gaming ...

Whether you’re building your first mechanical keyboard or your tenth ... It can be hard to find standard Cream switches, which have a 70-gram bottom out, though. Novelkeys still has the blue ...

While mechanical keyboards aren't a prerequisite for ... switch stem pushes copper leaves in contact, like a light switch.

They provide a nice satisfying bump at the bottom where a red doesn ... and sound-dampening foam on keyboards with other switch types. Mechanical keyboards aren't one size fits all.

Keyboards have been constantly evolving as the hobby gained popularity, and the Crush 80 advances the design for novices and ...

The Cherry XTRFY MX 3.1 sports the great MX2A mechanical switches, but some curious design decisions hold it back from ...

Battery life could be better, and the U.S.-only layout option limits the keyboard’s worldwide appeal. However, the SM3 feels ...

These days though, you can pick up a decent wireless mechanical keyboard for ... all the way down and bottom out. They’re also a lot quieter than clicky blue switches which can be really ...

For some people, a computer keyboard is nothing ... with a polycarbonate switch plate. The case and switch foam are PORON, an industrial polyurethane, with a silicone bottom case patch and gasket ...

The switches, which have a standard 60-gram bottom-out weight ... and a standard 6-degree typing angle (around where most mechanical keyboards sit), I found typing enjoyable even for long periods ...