Thank you for your video! I dont understand why everyone says the Morandi are the "thock king".. i mean they're thock for sure but no doubt the vertex v1 are more deep. Im new to the hobby, maybe there's something i dont understand, in that case any tips help!
@@typeandtypes Thank you for your answer! If you have time, can you tell me what you feel for saying you prefer writing on the morandi than vertex? I've only tried vertex that's why im asking, since i tried only epomaker flamingo and vertex v1 im curious about how many sensation can be in a different linear switches. Thank you!
@@SbrodolaiProtoKhay morandi has long pole stem, and has snappy feeling when I type on., that is why I prefer morandi. But I think Morandi needs to be lube, especially for the springs If your lazy to lubed, vertex v1 has better experience out of the box.
@@SbrodolaiProtoKhay Vertex v1 have short regular springs. That's why the typing feel isn't snappy. But almost no wobble. You can change the springs if you want to. Morandis have terrible stem wobble and can be scratchy and pingy sometime. You may also not like the shorter travel distance because of the long pole.
Thank you for your video! I dont understand why everyone says the Morandi are the "thock king".. i mean they're thock for sure but no doubt the vertex v1 are more deep. Im new to the hobby, maybe there's something i dont understand, in that case any tips help!
@@SbrodolaiProtoKhay yes agree, vertex v1 has deeper sound than morandi. But i like typing more on morandi than vertex v1
@@typeandtypes Thank you for your answer! If you have time, can you tell me what you feel for saying you prefer writing on the morandi than vertex? I've only tried vertex that's why im asking, since i tried only epomaker flamingo and vertex v1 im curious about how many sensation can be in a different linear switches. Thank you!
@@SbrodolaiProtoKhay morandi has long pole stem, and has snappy feeling when I type on., that is why I prefer morandi. But I think Morandi needs to be lube, especially for the springs If your lazy to lubed, vertex v1 has better experience out of the box.
@@SbrodolaiProtoKhay Vertex v1 have short regular springs. That's why the typing feel isn't snappy. But almost no wobble.
You can change the springs if you want to. Morandis have terrible stem wobble and can be scratchy and pingy sometime. You may also not like the shorter travel distance because of the long pole.