>>106173363
When will you consumerist fags learn that the durability of these keyboards has little to do with meme switches and their advertised theoretical durability. If that were true then
>100 million keypresses
would actually be relevant. Let's do some simple math. Assume that:
>your typing speed is 100 wpm
>the average word is 5 characters
>you type for 8 hours a day, no breaks
>your switches are rated for 100m clicks
>your keyboard has 104 keys
>assume all keys pressed equally for simplicity
(104 * 100000000) / (100 * 5 * 60 * 8 * 365) = 118 years

if they're rated for 50m then you halve that to 59 years
if you only use letters, shift and space then:
(28 * 100000000) / (100 * 5 * 60 * 8 * 365) = 32 years
If there's something wrong with you and you press only one key every day for 8 hours a day, no breaks, at 100 wpm:
(100000000) / (100 * 5 * 60 * 8 * 365) = 1.14 years