I'm not a 60%er. I do use a small keyboard though, just not that small, though I could easily get by with a 60%. Things I care about: - layout - mech

I'm not a 60%er. I do use a small keyboard though, just not that small, though I could easily get by with a 60%. Things I care about: - layout - mechanical switches - size (for travel -- it must fit in my backpack) - reliability - wired - N-key rollover I use Cherry MX browns -- I might prefer blues, but browns don't annoy other people in the room like blues do. I always travel with a keyboard. Putting a laptop on your lap means looking down and straining your neck. Putting a laptop on a table means holding your arms up to type, which.. puts a strain on your shoulders and neck. The only solution is to put the laptop on a table (or higher) and attach a keyboard which one can then rest on one's lap. Yes, I even put my keyboard on my lap when using a desktop. So, if I must carry a keyboard when I carry a laptop, the keyboard then must be small.