Currently in Guam with new keyboard

백축 is called "clear switch" and 변백 is called "ergo clear" in English keyboard community.  So, do you prefer ergo clear using lighter spring? Also, the words are that springs with same max-load may feel a little different from each other. Well known example is difference between gold plated springs made by Syryan and the same max-load spring made by 매룩스짱/김재연. It is understandable that the springs feel different because the max-load number doesn't solely characterize a spring. Do you know what kind of work has been done on the current keyboard? I have some doubts on the difference in feel across boards made by different people. My conjecture is that if the same kind of work is done using same material, then it would roughly feel the same. Of course for some kind of work, how it is done could matter more e.g. switches are soldered onto PCB could affect, but I don't think it would cause major difference in feel. My question is: are the additional work done on the boards the same besides the difference in springs?

WOW, according to your account, you must be the one who work at college or international trading company~!anyway, I'm very interested in the 'ERGO CLEAR' 62g and 55g.Please if you can, could you tell me how they feel as you click them?ps. I'm studying english chatting these days, so if you feel uncomfortable to read my comment, just advise me :)

Actually i work at a korean company but am currently posted overseas (in malaysia). My best explanation would be that it is like breaking a chocolate bar(the thin ones) with your fingers. The 62 ergo havIng a little more resistance when pressing.