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.The goal of this subreddit is to provide daily links to interesting mechanical keyboard content in a friendly, loosely moderated setting.Remember - there is NO perfect switch, only the switch that is perfect for YOU!Please before posting a question.Be sure to check out our sister peripheral input subreddits: (for non-mechanical keyboards and FUTURE input technologies), for exactly what the title suggests, and finally. For a COMPLETE list of Keyboard subs see thePlease Check The Wiki AND SEARCH Before SelfPosting. Any 'What keyboard/switch should I buy?' Questions should be posted in the Sticky at top of the page. When submitting a link or text-post, tagging your submission will help others find it quickly (Hint: Use our for help).Filters:WIKIRULESBUY and SELLMEET-#mechboards. So I just got into PC gaming, and I bought a HAVIT HV-KB558CM keyboard for about £30, and i planned to save up for a mechanical later on due to all the praise I've heard about them.Well I looked at the user guide that came with it and it claims that this IS a mechanical.

But it doesn't feel very different from the membrane I'm used to and no matter where I look it doesn't say what switches it uses. It seems pretty sketchy to me. Is this mechanical, or is it false advertising?Imgur album showing user guide:EDIT: Popped the keys out, this keyboard is membrane.EDIT 2: Down in the comments an employee from Havit said he will fix the mistake and edit the Amazon page from mechanical to membrane. Tp link 150mbps mini wireless n usb adapter drivers for mac.

Hopefully this will stop future problems. But you can actually get a mechanical for less than 10$ if you're lucky enough. Check places that sell old used stuff and such.

My dad had an old keyboard from the 90s and it's mechanical with smooth linear switches. Most people,if they found something like that in their basement or something,they would either throw it away or sell it for a low price. Old keyboards also have very good switches. Alps switches were very common in the 90s here's a video showing some old keyboards: Old keyboards,if cleaned well have a very nice feel most times and they are very cheap.Ninja edit: I forgot to mention that mechanical keyboards were a lot more common in the 90s or earlier.