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Hey everyone, it's MONSTER R here, and today we're going to be talking about keyboard hot swaps. If you're someone who loves mechanical keyboards, then you've probably heard of hot swapping. But what is it, and why do people choose to do it? That's what we're here to discuss.

HOT SWAPPING

 Hot swapping is the ability to easily switch out keyboard switches without having to solder anything. Instead, the switches are held in place with clips or other mechanical mechanisms, allowing them to be easily removed and replaced.

 Well, there are a few reasons. For one, it allows you to easily experiment with different types of switches without having to buy a whole new keyboard. You can simply swap out the switches and try out different ones to see which ones you prefer.

Another reason people choose to hot swap is that it allows for easier customization. If you want to change the feel of your keyboard, you can easily swap out the switches to achieve the desired effect. And if you're someone who likes to change things up frequently, hot swapping allows you to do so without any hassle.

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What is a Hot Swap Keyboard?

Why do people choose to hot swap their keyboards?

How  about hot swapping works?

Hot-swappable keyboards are designed with sockets that allow the switches to be easily inserted and removed. These sockets are typically located on the PCB (printed circuit board) of the keyboard. When you want to swap out a switch, you simply remove the keycap and use a keycap puller or other tool to gently remove the switch from the socket. Then, you can insert a new switch and voila! You have a new switch without any soldering required.

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In conclusion, hot swapping is a great way to customize your mechanical keyboard without having to buy a whole new one. It allows you to experiment with different types of switches and easily switch them out to achieve the desired effect. And with hot-swappable keyboards becoming more and more common, it's easier than ever to get started with hot swapping. Thanks for reading, and I'll see you in the next one!

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