What it looks like is irrelevant. Inconsistent and misaligned typefaces on the keycaps are irrelevant. (Why are you even looking at your keyboard?)
The only relevant thing is buckling springs.
IBM perfected text input on personal computers in 1977 with the F and later M. Any comparison of any keyboard to the M is futile, and any attempt at replicating it must focus solely and absolutely on the one and only aspect of the keyboard that makes it special.
>For our test, Vortex provided a keyboard with Cherry MX Blues
The only relevant thing is buckling springs.
IBM perfected text input on personal computers in 1977 with the F and later M. Any comparison of any keyboard to the M is futile, and any attempt at replicating it must focus solely and absolutely on the one and only aspect of the keyboard that makes it special.
>For our test, Vortex provided a keyboard with Cherry MX Blues
Sigh.
Cosplaying.