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1. I have a relatively cheap Cherry Blue keyboard (probably this one). I already had got it replaced under warranty when the E key started dying, and now, much later, the T key doesn't work consistently. It's a problem with the switch itself. What can be done besides replacing the whole keyboard? Is there a way to open/clean/replace the switch under the T keycap? 2. I have a Cherry Brown keyboard for general use that works well for most things, but for certain high speed/precision gaming it feels too slow to react, at least when releasing the keys. Would Red switches/some other kind of keys fix this, or am I just bad at games?
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surebet posted:1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ja4U75kF1Jw Thanks! I don't actually have a soldering iron, but I'll either find someone who does or get one since they're apparently really cheap.
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Jul 4, 2017 14:22
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