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Is there a model M clone that is readily available in Europe? I have heard so much about these mechanical keyboards but have never had the chance to try one. I
by vbsteven 8y ago
Is there a model M clone that is readily available in Europe? I have heard so much about these mechanical keyboards but have never had the chance to try one.
I easily have wrist and pinky issues when using regular modern flat keyboards like laptop keyboards or the Apple ones. The keyboard that solved my issues was the original Microsoft Sculpt of which I have already had keyboards that broke on me. The latency on this wireless keyboard is annoying me lately so I am looking for a new wired option with good latency that also does not kill my wrists and pinky
- DerfNet 8y agoUnicomp (https://pckeyboard.com https://pckeyboard.com) ships internationally and makes the licensed Model M.
- equalunique 8y agoCan you describe your wrist and pinky issues? I have found the most ergonomic setup for myself is actually a little counter-intuitive. Wrist rests actually make carpal tunnel syndrome worse for me, because despite being soft, a wrist rest ultimately leads me to focus the weight of my arms on the wrist rest (i.e., resting) , which only leads to compression of my carpal tunnel. What works better is a chair with high arm rests and a desk that's low enough to where my arms can float above the keyboard. The meaty part of my forarms is enough of cushion for my arms & nerves to avoid both carpal tunnel & numb pinky syndrome. The keyboard sits at the edge of the desk, no wrist rest required. Try it!