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New Fastest Keyboard

For those who don't want to read my longer post about exploring a new keyboard. I'll just post this short one. I have a new fastest keyboard, and it only took me a day  to break my previous record. At 154 WPM (and some other software is recording me at 156, maybe 158), the Corsair K70 Rapidfire RGB Mk.2 Low Profile keyboard featuring exclusive Cherry MX Low Profile RGB Speed switches now holds my personal record for fastest typing.

You might be surprised by this result, given that these are low profile linear switches. You can read my previous post to find out more about my reasoning behind trying this keyboard out and why I was so confident that it would work for me.

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