the last word

This is a wired 65% Hall-effect board positioned in the middle of MelGeek’s lineup.

I liked the leaf spring suspension on this board’s big brother so I sprang for the 60% version.

I opened the box and immediately wondered if I’d made a mistake when I ordered this board.

This is a Hall effect, 60% board with one highly unusual feature: both north and south LEDS, independently controlled.

There seems to be a broad range of photographer tolerance for time spent editing an image.

From ChatGPT.

Is there color in raw files?

This is an interesting board, with a unique way of dealing with function keys for a 65% board, and both mechanical and Hall effect switching modes.

Twenty-three-year-old Edwin Herbert Hall discovered the Hall effect in 1879, while working on his doctorate at Johns Hopkins University.

This is a Hall effect 65% board.