hot-swappable

British  

adjective

1. computing (of devices, disks, etc) capable of being inserted or removed from a computer system that is running, without causing damage or affecting performance

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Example Sentences

Not to mention that the switches themselves are hot-swappable, too, so you can rip out the existing ones and install ones with your preferred amount of clickiness.

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The Sense75’s switches are hot-swappable, meaning they can be removed without the need to desolder them.

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However, the keyboard itself isn’t hot-swappable, so you’ll have to get out a soldering iron if you ever want to replace the switches at a later date.

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Vendors like Corsair and Asus are busy pushing the envelope with keyboards that have modular profiles and hot-swappable switches, while it feels like Razer is content just phoning it in at this point.

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It’s great that Corsair has caught up with the emerging trend towards hot-swappable switches, but if you’re looking for a compact keyboard that you’ll need to use for equal parts productivity and play, then my advice would be to — at a minimum — get a slightly larger 65-percent board that includes an arrow cluster.

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