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Fixing My Wife's $150 Keyboard for Just $1
Linus takes on a budget-friendly DIY repair project to fix his wife's premium $150 mechanical keyboard. Instead of buying a replacement, he investigates the broken switches and sources inexpensive components to restore full functionality. Using basic soldering tools and replacement switches costing mere cents, the repair demonstrates that common mechanical keyboard failures can be fixed easily at home. The project highlights the practical benefits of the right-to-repair movement for tech peripherals.