What is on your desk today?

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I love this set - GMK Godspeed. I’m hoping the next launch attempt for Artemis 1 is successful, after being scrubbed yesterday.

May just leave the set on the board for good vibes!

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JWICK Nylon T1s - crazy good for 30 cent switches.

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Yo but hit us up with what boots you got

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Nothin special, just a pair of Ariat’s.

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Just set up the long boi. Typing on plateless is so good.

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so nice. The board is beautiful, but the bottom is an absolute work of art.

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You piqued my curiosity: what would you consider the best T1 variant? Also, how did you lube the JWICK Nylon T1s? The typing tests you just posted for them sound great!

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My favorite T1 variant is probably Lilac Tactiles, with Dark Ambers and Kiwis close behind.

Honestly the only one I don’t like would be Koalas; they can be tuned to be about as good as the others, but the state they come in is a lot more rough and they take more work. Those other three are basically good to go, maybe some films if you’re picky and a specific lube if you want to dial-in the feel, but stock Koalas rattle, ping, and tick something fierce.

Sunflowers get an honorable mention just because they’re over-the-top punchy. If reggo T1s are not strong enough for you, check these out. They do sacrifice smoothness for that punch, though.

Ambers are probably the smoothest having a generous factory lubing that includes the tactile legs, which also does mellow the bump a little. They’re made of clear Nylon so they have a nice snappy clack, too. Lilacs are also more mellow, but I think it’s down to the leaf in those. If I understand correctly, Kiwis are basically T1s with some fancier materials and a revised top housing in the mix.

As for the JWICKs - would you believe I installed them straight from the bag? They have a light factory lube that’s totally passable; stupid-good for a budget switch.

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I have Lilacs and Kiwis in builds (first batch for both), and while I enjoy the bump profile, even when lubed, the excessive leaf noise they can make dimishes the experience a bit. I usually wear headphones so I’m subject to it. I got a package of the JWICK T1’s when they hit a NA vendor, but I have yet to check them out. Maybe the T1 platform has evolved a little :crossed_fingers:.

Freshly built so I have to use it for the rest of the day

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holy smokes, that looks awesome! Are those Blizzardmods hipro? I have a black set and I like em a lot.

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I really like my lilac tactiles, but I think I’ve only ever had SA on them. I don’t hear leaf noise from all the clack. Always have used them stock in a rather loud board. I know what you mean about leaf noise being a turn off. I have some lubed penguin switches that feel quite nice, but man… that leaf noise is irritating

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They are! The teal color way. I love them, definitely interesting sound as well.

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candid pic for twitter ~

iron grey Midway60! rebuilt it with the full alu plate + thicthoc marshmallows with 63.5g long springs + epbt GoK BoW R1. random gray ABS spacebar from tokyo60 keycap set.

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Out with the Box White, in with the NK Silk Milkshakes. Huge love for this switches, now the board wont leave my desk for some time. I call this creation Milkshake Truck now…

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Ignore the complete mess.

I am sporting the Melgeek Mojo68 with Gateron Whites, Xtrfy M4 Wireless, Ducky Pocket Numpad, Kinera IDUN IEM’s and one of our own ONEofZERO deskpads (Shameless plug).

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Very happy with the windx98 that I got recently, built with gateron azure and gmk muted. The color and the choice of keycaps took inspiration from @hellla 's midway60 post a while back, and it matches my Mac and monitors quite well. Also, after a year with light weight, short spring linear, my preference is going back to tactile, and medium weight two-stage springs.

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Beautiful build!

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