Mechanical keyboard durability is often measured in millions of keystrokes, but longevity depends on more than a manufacturer’s rating. Switch design, construction quality, maintenance, and daily usage all influence how reliably a keyboard performs over time.
Compared with conventional membrane models, mechanical keyboards are built for sustained use and can often be repaired or customized. Understanding the factors behind their lifespan helps consumers assess long-term value before choosing a keyboard.
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