Honestly, I bought everything I could possibly want for years with keyboards and never went broke like I did with vintage Pokemon cards. This hobby is not as hardcore on the wallet as they make it seem.

Flexibility in gasket mount keyboards is stupid. You may as well put your whole keyboard on various pillows if all you want is an arbitrary amount of give to your key presses. Gasket mount boards should be focused on the way it makes the keyboard sound, and in my opinion should be designed with a top-mount option in most cases. The plate and/or pcb should determine the flexibility.

Been using a $100 Shark Liftaway for 8 years. No belts or bags, and everything can be taken apart to clean. Their newer self cleaning dual roller models look cool.

Not a fair comparison, Tecsee are mostly crap. I meant for Gateron, any reviewer saying a Gateron switch has wobble is only comparing tiny differences to other nice switches. All I was really trying to say is that decent switches are all super close to the level that you wouldn't call any of them bad, compared to truly wobbly switches like your Tecsee linears or my Outemu Skys.

If you've been in the hobby long enough to have used Outemu Sky 2.2 tactiles, then stem wobble is no longer an issue for you. With any switch. I see a Gateron logo... There's literally zero chance, AND I MEAN ZERO, despite what any reviewer says or thinks, that those switches have bad stem wobble. Compared to a Sky switch... stem wobble does not exist. Let alone in a new Gateron switch. Just ridiculous. People's standards are way too high these days.

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