Mechanical keyboards wouldn’t be what they are without the iconic switches that make up the sound and feel of typing on a keyboard. The switch is what makes the keyboard mechanical, it’s located below the keycap and is the device that connects to the PCB. Over the last few years there has been a huge amount of innovation within the scene. If you have had any interaction with a mechanical keyobard, you’d have probably heard about the company Cherry and their switches.

I find it very fascinating seeing where people spend their income, especially when they can present the information in pretty graphs. I know I’m a bit late, but I decided it’d be fun to review and write up a blog on my spending in 2020. Last year was a bit of a strange year for everyone. My spending was especially strange as it was a lot higher than previous for a few different reasons.

I am not a financial advisor, this is not advice. This post is just for fun, I’m just a weird dude who enjoys talking about finances. For further advice, please seek a professional financial advisor. Don’t sue me. If you haven’t seen my previous blog about micro investing, check that out as it will provide some further background into this blog. Early last year I wanted to run an experiment throughout the year between Raiz and Spaceship to see which platform I preferred for micro investing.

I am not a financial advisor, this is not advice. This post is just for fun, I’m just a weird dude who enjoys talking about finances. For further advice, please seek a professional financial advisor. Don’t sue me. Investing in shares is commonly only viewed as something for the rich, those with large amounts of money to spare. However, that is no longer the case, micro investing is taking large scale investing and bringing it down to a smaller scale, one that anyone can begin to use and get involved with.

In my last post I touched on some of the core features of the case, there is a lot to all the different components, too much to fit in that post. The main component that makes each keyboard unique by design is the case. The case is what defines the core design features of the keyboard, like typing angle, material, layout, weight and mounting option. Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/comments/jyir6y/geist_selected_edition_stainless_steel_pvd_coated/ Typing Angle Typing angle is the angle in which the plate is on within the case, usually the back of the case is raised compared to the front.