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This varies, but it is typically this is around the halfway point of the Total Travel.

Pre-Travel вЂ“ indicates how deep the key needs to be pressed for the keystroke to be registered.

The higher the number the harder you have to press.

Operating Force вЂ“ indicates how вЂњstiffвЂќ the feel is for each key.

Key characteristics for each colour are in the following areas: Gives you an idea on how each switch differs. If you look around CHERRYвЂ™s website, you will find the characteristics of each colour, and an animation of the internal mechanisms of each switch type. The most popular switch manufacturer is CHERRY, a German company that has been around since 1953. You canвЂ™t really see the colour unless you remove a keycap to look below. ItвЂ™s an indication of the tactile feel of the switch, and not for aesthetics purpose. The colours are referencing to the type of switch used by the keyboard. LetвЂ™s touch on the colours, and their significance. First, there are many different manufacturers, and each has several models, and typically each model will have different вЂњcoloursвЂќ. If you search around, there is a very wide selection of mechanical keyboards out there. I do agree with this, the feel is more solid. Overall typing experience is also meant to be better, giving a good tactile feel. Supposedly such keyboards can give gamers improved game play and hopefully an edge, especially with competitive gaming. Having individual switches allow faster keypress, touch feedback and more keys to be pressed simultaneously.

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I believe the main drivers and advantage to move to such design was driven by gamers. Mechanical keyboards on the other hand have individual switches for each key. These keyboard typically give a dull feel to the keystroke. If you have ever looked in one, you will see there is like a large sheet of rubber inside the keyboard and each key will press against a location that pushes the membrane in contact to a circuit board below. Traditional keyboards (before mechanical) are essentially membrane keyboards. If you are also new to mechanical keyboards, here is what IвЂ™ve learnt. Terms like Cherry MX came up frequently, and there are colours like red, brown, blue, yellow, etc. It took some research to understand what exactly are these keyboards and what makes them click (pun intended). In recent years gaming mechanical keyboards had gain popularity and opened up a new segment. There werenвЂ™t many mainstream developments that caught my attention. The last time that a keyboard caught my attention was the Microsoft Natural keyboard from 1998. Looking for a keyboard nowadays is so much more than what it used to be. Hence the inner desire to change has been lingering for a while. Especially when I switch from my work MacBook Pro, with a Mac Keyboard layout, to my Mac Mini with the Windows layout, it gets somewhat annoying.

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While IвЂ™ve figured out the few key mappings to use a Windows keyboard on Mac OS X, it has always been a bit of an annoyance.

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However as I moved from Windows Vista (yup, the last PC I owned ran Windows Vista), to Mac, the keyboard didnвЂ™t really change. This post is typed out with the Keychron K1.ДЇirst, why the upgrade? The Logitech K200 had served me well for many years.

Now, IвЂ™m updating my keyboard from an old Logitech K200, to the Keychron K1 that is pictured above. One of the first updates was the addition of the Samson Satellite USB microphone, which IвЂ™ve wrote a bit about here.

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With that, IвЂ™ve decided to update my home office set up. ItвЂ™s now the first week of June 2020, and I foresee continuing this WFH motion to continue for many more months. IвЂ™ve been working from home since returning from my last business trip to the USA in Feb 2020.