u/MaliciousMisanthrope

I recently got obsessed with mechanical keyboards and all the nuances that made them unique. Here are my two Fantech Maxfit8 keyboards. One is for home use and the other is for office use. The home keyboard features stock white linear switches while the office keyboard features Outemu Lime silent switches after getting 3 noise complaints in a week for loud typing. Recently, I've only been experimenting with swapping keycaps on both keycaps. But overall, I'm a huge fan of the 75% configuration, the size, the typing feedback, and the lighting modes. Looking to upgrade to swapping switches in the future.

Hi, so I recently got obsessed with mechanical keyboards and all the nuances. So far, I've enjoyed changing the keycaps on my two Fantech Maxfit8 boards, one for home and one for the office. The first is the home board (featuring the stock white linear switches) and the second is the office board (featuring Outemu Lime silent switches. Looking to level up to changing switches in the future.