Switch Brand, Actuation Force and maybe even travel distance -nt-

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· denpxc

• Posted 5 years ago

Switch Brand, Actuation Force and maybe even travel distance -nt-

Hello, noticed you don’t talk about the switch/click brand, another thread suggested that and I plus that. I would even go further and to test the actuation force, especially for consistency (LB vs RB). Many mouse users will want only Omron because they are light to actuate but there’s definitly users that prefer the tougher Huano… Also if that’s possible travel distance of each click. Some Mouse are badly designed and got horribly long click travel distance, that could make an otherwise excellent mouse completely out of choice.

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Nicholas Di Giovanni • Posted 8 months ago

Nov 11, 2024 04:06 PM By R91
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AOC Q27G2E/BK review, can you do it?

Hey, we only buy and test monitors available in the US, and it doesn’t appear that the Q27G2E is available in the US right now.

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R91
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• Posted 8 months ago
AOC Q27G2E/BK review, can you do it?

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Nicholas Di Giovanni • Posted 11 months ago

Aug 12, 2024 05:59 AM By baeyley
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is this any different from the CQ27G2S/BK? Thanks

Yes, that’s a different monitor as it has a higher 165Hz refresh rate.

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baeyley
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• Posted 11 months ago
is this any different from the CQ27G2S/BK? Thanks

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Nicholas Di Giovanni • Posted 1 year ago

Jun 14, 2024 02:56 PM By leonid_mysyk
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Is it different from the AOC Q27G2E monitor?

Yes because the Q27G2E model has an overclock to 155Hz, which the CQ27G2 doesn’t have. The Q27G2E also has a flat screen.

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leonid_mysyk
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• Posted 1 year ago
Is it different from the AOC Q27G2E monitor?

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Nicholas Di Giovanni • Posted 1 year ago

Jun 05, 2024 09:45 PM By JohnathonDoe
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Was Variable Refresh Rate the only problem when using this monitor with a Mac?

From what we experienced yes, there were a lot of VRR problems, including flickering, so it’s better to disable it altogether.

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JohnathonDoe
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• Posted 1 year ago
Was Variable Refresh Rate the only problem when using this monitor with a Mac?

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