Toadthemushroom
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Maybe a trivial thing to adore, but the buttons are probably the most used part of any gaming device, and this is something that's been at the back of my mind for a while. Then the reviews for the new MacBook Pros came out and I read this section in one of them:
The regular New 3DS's face buttons are like that, and when I first noticed it it was one of those fringe benefits that's hard to ignore thereafter. Basically, the A/B/X/Y buttons are so stable that it's impossible to make them wiggle or jiggle about on their surface. They don't move at all until they are pressed, and each press is uniform and makes a really tactile, audibly satisfying click.
Probably the nicest face buttons there are on a portable device. Is this because of the domes/switches underneath?
the new MacBook Pro key switches do have a premium feel to them. I now cant stop noticing how much the key caps on my old MacBook Pro jiggle around when Im just resting my fingers on the keys. The new keys dont do that.
The regular New 3DS's face buttons are like that, and when I first noticed it it was one of those fringe benefits that's hard to ignore thereafter. Basically, the A/B/X/Y buttons are so stable that it's impossible to make them wiggle or jiggle about on their surface. They don't move at all until they are pressed, and each press is uniform and makes a really tactile, audibly satisfying click.
Probably the nicest face buttons there are on a portable device. Is this because of the domes/switches underneath?