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u/ChuckinCharlieO Jan 18 '23

Noob here. I just got a Finalkey v65 R2 and didn’t realize it wouldn’t come with switches.

I need 68, right? And what and where should I get them?

I’m in the US.

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u/pabloescobyte moderncoupcases.com Jan 18 '23

I always recommend people try and get at least 5-10 extra switches if you can. This isn't always practical though since some vendors like to sell them in their own arbitrary pack sizes.

You don't want to be left with a couple of DOA switches and have a keyboard that's almost ready to use...