“What kind of switches is it coming with the keyboard ?”

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• They have a laser underneath the switches and you adjust how much pressure is required to press down on the key via the OLED screen on the keyboard. At the lowest setting it is faster than any other mechanical keyboard switches available.

  Answered by ShotByDavid 5 years ago

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• most of them are the omnipoint switches and the others are the steel series red switches. You can also change the actuation of the omnipoint switches too

  Answered by Palioks 5 years ago

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• The switches on this keyboard are called OmniPoint switches. You can adjust the actuation point and a couple of other things.

  Answered by Jello 5 years ago

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• The keyboard come with omnipoint switched if u get omnipoint adjustable if u don't get u.can pick your on switches that it offers

  Answered by Sweat 5 years ago

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• Steelseries own omnipoint switches which you can control the actuation of each key

  Answered by Philly 5 years ago

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• The switches are Steelseries new Omnipoint switches which give you the option of selecting a different actuation point for each individual key, the fastest keyboard ever since the highest actuación point is .4 millimeters

  Answered by Xavier 5 years ago

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• Their actually switches made by steelseries and they feel alot like a cherry mx red maybe a little lighter. And you can actually change the actuation of the switch is is pretty cool i use it a lot for keys that are farther away that i can just brush by the key and it goes off, and some that i have at a higher actuation that i want to have to press down fully so i dont accidentally press it.

  Answered by Gamer17 5 years ago

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• Omnipoint for the main board. Red switches for the rest.

  Answered by Haoareyou0 5 years ago

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• The main part of the keyboard (below function keys and left of arrow keys) have OmniPoint switches, the rest of the board uses red switches.

  Answered by Anonymous 5 years ago

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• Omnipoint adjustable you can change the actuation and because it uses a magnet the not clicky

  Answered by Keaton 5 years ago

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