Switching To Matcha Keycaps (mechanical keyboard)

[@mattgardiner313]

Wow, I did not know that this was a thing 😳 I have just subscribed as I am registered to start A111 after completing the Y032 access module. Only I am not sure I will be able to meet the demands of study so it's all in the balance at the moment.

[@sarahstudies8149]

I only learned about it last year! It's a challenge but it's also not too bad as each TMA is based mostly on one of the 3/4 topics you have studied. I personally don't like to study the arts side of it so I've just been skimming those sections and it's saving me time. Don't tell my tutor!!

[@mattgardiner313]

@@sarahstudies8149 oh, that's a great tip. I have wanted to study this for a long time and that is very helpful, thanks. I will probably just stick to normal key's for now 🤣

[@Tim_G_Bennett]

Join the club. :) The squishy keyboards at work are horrible to use now. Love how you have an extra set of keys, I like the matcha keys better as well, mine are all black.

[@sarahstudies8149]

Awesome! And yes I agree about work keyboards!!!

[@Harwindersingh6007]

Matcha keycaps are awesome 😎

[@SantiagoOchoa]

It makes too much noise. I have a HP keyboard that's about 10 years old and it's still in perfect conditions. It almost makes no noise, it's all black and has a cord with a PS/2 connection. My mouse is also PS/2 and all black.

[@sarahstudies8149]

The noise is quite pleasing to me but I definitely don't like the sound of many keyboards.