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> But then this is a keyboard for hackers, who I'd venture to guess routinely use several computers, right? :) Yes, and usually they all come with their own ke
by PurpleRamen 8y ago
> But then this is a keyboard for hackers, who I'd venture to guess routinely use several computers, right? :)
Yes, and usually they all come with their own keyboards. I don't think many are rich and crazy enough to spoil 300-400 Euro per keyboard just to have the same at work, home and for the random access on the go. Not to forgotten that you need to sync the settings for all of them when you change something.
- semi-extrinsic 8y agoThis is one of the big stumbling blocks for me when it comes to fancy keyboards. I'm not going to spend $1000 on keyboards, and I'm definitely not going to be dragging a keyboard back and forth between work, home and the garage. So for me it's a $99 CM Masterkeys Pro M at work, a saved-from-the-trash IBM Model M at home, and a brilliant machine washable Logitech K310 in the garage.
- jwr 8y agoSo, as a side note, the other thing I really like about the UHK is the size. The two halves put together as a sandwich (bottoms facing each other) take up very little space, which makes for convenient carrying around.