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>Apple Wired Keyboard/logitech k120 ...how do you prefer this? it's just one step above typing on a touchscreen, keys are mushy feeling and i keep mistyping be
by kkarakk 8y ago
>Apple Wired Keyboard/logitech k120
...how do you prefer this? it's just one step above typing on a touchscreen, keys are mushy feeling and i keep mistyping because i don't get feedback. also using for long periods of time is murder on the wrists
how long have you been held hostage by these kinda keyboards that you prefer them now
- Semaphor 8y agoI used something similar to the k120 (no idea about the apple one) over the years. I get feedback and I don't have those huge valleys between the keys. I can't do 10 finger typing and I don't write long texts, so that might be the reason.
- tomsmeding 8y agoThe external Apple keyboards are not as mushy and and bad as you make them out to be. I don't know about the logitech, but I've worked with an external Apple keyboard for a number of years now and it works great. I like the newer variant somewhat less (it has less travel), but my previous version is still going strong.
- skocznymroczny 8y agoSee, it's weird, but I feel the opposite. The high-rise of mech keyboards forces me to put my wrists in an awkward position. The long distance of the keys makes my fingers tired quickly and type slower. With low profile keyboards my hands flow over the keys very quickly, with mech keyboard I find myself having to delay myself a bit with each key to make sure it's pressed. Unpopular opinion: I really like the new MacBook keyboards. I can't speak for their durability, but I like the typing experience on them.