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I have never once broken a keyboard. I can't imagine how I would -- sit on it? It's fixed on my desk. If I did need a stronger keyboard, I'd rather have it rei
by Filligree 7y ago
I have never once broken a keyboard. I can't imagine how I would -- sit on it? It's fixed on my desk.
If I did need a stronger keyboard, I'd rather have it reinforced with steel. That would have the extra benefit of keeping it in place.
- kragen 7y agoSteel is a lot heavier and a lot weaker than carbon fiber. For you that's an advantage, but not for those of us who use our keyboards on trains, in cafés, in hostels, and in tents. The comforting weight of an IBM Type M keyboard gets old fast when it's stuffed in your backpack on a bike. That probably also helps explain how we break keyboards.
- Filligree 7y agoAh, okay. To me that's what my laptop keyboard is for, but I think I understand better now.
- knolax 7y agoI used to travel with my mechanical keyboard a lot and the keyboard breaking while in a heavily stuffed backpack was definitely a big concern of mine.