I recently got a Ducky 9000G2 with brown switches. I pulled up the spacebar because it was squeeking a little bit and noticed that the spacebar used a black switch and not a brown switch. Is there a reason Ducky decided to do this with their keyboards? I think I would have liked to have the same switches over the entire board.
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