My work has me doing a lot of typing and also pulling apart heavy medical equipment, so I thought I'd swap in the Air96 with the Aloes to feel a little less worn by day's end. These are very well-made smooth switches for a light touch. Not quite for me, though. I've given them a couple of weeks, but I'm still typing notably slower with more errors.

I like the low resistance, but it makes a couple of other issues for me:

- The combination of light resistance with low profile keycaps makes it much easier for sausage-finger errors because the keycaps can only taper in so far over their short height. Thus the keycap tops are closer together than on most keyboards.

- With such low resistance switches, there's a notably different feel for stabilized keys. -mostly L-Shift, Primary-Enter, and Numpad+. Spacebar and Numpad Enter are ok.

- It makes keys feel a bit "mushier" without that extra pushback. It feels like the switch is just not quite as strong as it should be for the weight of the keycap. (I'm using the "Midnight" caps, which I believe are a little heavier than Air96 default caps)

For reference, the primary keyboards I use for work:

- Logi MX Keys

- Keychron Q5 w/ Gateron Browns

- Thinkpad/Lenovo laptop keyboards

- Some Cherry Red, Logi Linear, etc. mostly for home/gaming

I know his is all very preferential, thus I still gave 5 stars. I just thought I'd give some feedback for the sake of others who may have similar tastes. I've got some Wisterias on the way, so hopefully…

In this review, we will be discussing a custom keyboard with a focus on its key switches. This particular keyboard boasts an exceptional lightweight design that enables swift and effortless typing. However, it's important to note that the typing experience can vary depending on personal preferences. While some may find it perfect, others might find it too light, leading to potential mistypes. Let's delve deeper into the details.

Weightless Typing Experience:

One of the standout features of this keyboard is its remarkable lightness, allowing for an incredibly responsive typing experience. The keys feel almost weightless under your fingertips, making it effortless to glide from one key to another. This lightweight attribute enhances the overall typing speed, making it ideal for users who prefer a featherlight touch.

Potential Downsides:

While the ultra-lightweight design is a definite advantage for many, it's worth mentioning that some individuals may find it too delicate for their liking. It's important to consider personal preferences and typing style when opting for this keyboard. If you tend to press keys with more force or prefer a bit of resistance, you might experience mistypes due to the keyboard's featherlight nature. However, if you're someone who enjoys a lighter touch, this won't be an issue.

Gaming Potential:

The lightweight key switches of this keyboard can make it a viable option for gaming enthusiasts. In fast-paced games that require quick reflexes and rapid…