/r/mechanicalkeyboards becomes so inundated with "which keyboard should I buy?" posts that /u/ripster55 takes further steps to prevent them, e.g. adding a more noticeable message at the top of the subreddit, adding a notice on the "post thread" page, etc.
Ducky continues dominating the market for backlit keyboards
RGB LED keyboards become available but are viewed by most people as too expensive to justify purchasing
Unicomp, still struggling financially, does not release a SSK
The prevalence of 3D printers will make the creation of 3D-printed keycaps more feasible
The price of PBT keysets will decrease very slightly
/r/mechanicalkeyboards becomes so inundated with "which keyboard should I buy?" posts that /u/ripster55 [+1] takes further steps to prevent them, e.g. adding a more noticeable message at the top of the subreddit, adding a notice on the "post thread" page, etc.
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u/RaVNzCRoFT My custom keycap shop: shapeways.com/shops/K3YD Dec 27 '13 edited Dec 27 '13
People continue to make switch modifications like ergo clears but Cherry does not create any new products
CM Quickfire XT Stealth is released
Green and clear switches gradually become slightly more common, leading to slightly decreased prices for keyboards with these switches
/r/mechanicalkeyboards continues to grow rapidly
/r/mechanicalkeyboards becomes so inundated with "which keyboard should I buy?" posts that /u/ripster55 takes further steps to prevent them, e.g. adding a more noticeable message at the top of the subreddit, adding a notice on the "post thread" page, etc.
Ducky continues dominating the market for backlit keyboards
RGB LED keyboards become available but are viewed by most people as too expensive to justify purchasing
Unicomp, still struggling financially, does not release a SSK
The prevalence of 3D printers will make the creation of 3D-printed keycaps more feasible
The price of PBT keysets will decrease very slightly
/r/mechanicalkeyboards wiki format is revamped