>> That's ridiculous. The keyboard is probably the most important feature for someone who codes. This is true, but not everyone is picky about keyboards. I st

>> That's ridiculous. The keyboard is probably the most important feature for someone who codes. This is true, but not everyone is picky about keyboards. I started using mechanicals in the 80s, and I know a lot of people think it's the only way to type, but I actually don't like mechanicals any more. Today, I use a dome keyboard (shudder!) as my daily driver and I can adapt to most keyboards, regardless of feel. So while I get what you're saying, the OP is probably implying that he/she can adapt to different keyboard types -- as such keyboard type is not a meaningful selection criterion for him/her.