Yes, I workout! (Look at the estiamted pressure)

What is gF??

Nice heat map, wish my keyboard had that feature, I'll probably just write my own program up though. 🤔

@Mizz141 Its about 100'000Kg

@SHA-16384
OMFG! rly?!
Is the NSA back spying at us?
Like WTF?

@JFK422
Ehm... I dont think that this is true...

Definitely gamer

@Mizz141 Divide it by ten to get kilogramms.

Yeah something makes me think they're not useing gram-force. Thanks for reminding me that I need to download Razer Synapse @JFK422 !

In even Razers own example picture, the "pressure" is 244 980 gF. Which would be 2402 N, if the unit was gram-force. Why would they even use a non-standard unit anyway?

The question then is: what is gF?
girlFriends?

@joas now that I see the picture better maybe it is gram-force. No idea why they'd use it, but since they're using "overall estimated exerted pressure" it's makes a little more sense.

@watzon
Aa. Total force. I thought it was average. Now makes sense.

So @JFK422 has exerted 55 gF (0,5 N) of force per keystroke.

@joas I havent found the weight needed to trigger a key, but the mechanical keyboar of my brother has one of 45g. So on my keyboard it should be similar. Which it seems to be.

@JFK422
I can help you with that,
Cherry MX are different colours,
If you remove a key you should See it,
Then simply Google
"Cherry MX *Color* Actuation force"
If you have a newer Razer Keyboard
Just Google
"Razer *Color* Switch Actuation Force
But if its a newer Logitech Keyboard
Its usually an Romer G switch
With an Actuation Force of 45g
(Like your Brother has)

@Mizz141 The thing is, I did research it. But the problem is, its not a mechanical keyboard. It has chiclet style keycaps. But howerver, I found a value of 62 centi Newton force per key, which is about 63 grams.