Friday, August 4th 2017

ErgoDox EZ now Available with 6 New Switch Options!

ErgoDox EZ is a startup company that sells a pre-assembled ErgoDox, two-piece ergonomic keyboard. Wetook a look at the "Shine" variant earlier this year, and were left impressed by it despite the high price tag. At the time, the only switch options came from Gateron since Cherry was not able to satisfy the needs of smaller companies and Kailh still had a question mark regarding quality control. Six months on, things have changed drastically to where they now offer switch options of only Cherry and Kailh including the (still rare) Cherry MX Silent Red and the new Kailh Speed switches- a direct response to the Cherry MX Speed (silver) but with their own unique take on them.

The new Kailh Speed switches come in four options named Copper, Silver, Gold and Thick Gold with shorter actuation distances as expected but now with the option of tactile and clicky switches as well. In fact, the Kailh Thick Gold also offers a clicky feedback on the downstroke as well as upstroke. You can get more information via Ergodox EZ themselves here. Pricing is the same irrespective of the switch chosen.
Source: Ergodox EZ
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4 Comments on ErgoDox EZ now Available with 6 New Switch Options!

#1
PowerPC
Do they realize the Ergodox logo looks exactly like a uterus?

But those new Kailh switches do sound veery interesting. I would really want to try me some gold and silver switches :P
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PowerPCDo they realize the Ergodox logo looks exactly like a uterus?

But those new Kailh switches do sound veery interesting. I would really want to try me some gold and silver switches :p
Are you that obsessed? :D
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silentbogo
Probably one of the very few interesting ergo keyboards. May be not so useful for everyday typing and productivity, but definitely an interesting option for gaming.
I should definitely drop my planck clone and make this one from my leftover switches.
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silentbogoProbably one of the very few interesting ergo keyboards. May be not so useful for everyday typing and productivity, but definitely an interesting option for gaming.
I should definitely drop my planck clone and make this one from my leftover switches.
If you take the time with it, as you likely would with gaming, it will turn out quite useful for everyday typing as well in my opinion.
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