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A Durgod TKL (cherry brown) and a Ducky One 2 TKL (cherry blue). In general I prefer the brown keys. For me TKL is a must as I like having the mouse close to th
by yoz-y 6y ago
A Durgod TKL (cherry brown) and a Ducky One 2 TKL (cherry blue). In general I prefer the brown keys. For me TKL is a must as I like having the mouse close to the keyboard, and having the keyboard centered.
For the durgod, the + is that it has a USB-C connector. For both i wish that the connector was deeper so that the channel to guide the cable on a side would be usable without an angled cable (which they don't provide).
I also like that both are no-hassle. They don't have any fancy features and are relatively inexpensive (wrt other mechanical keyboards).
- fetus8 6y agoI also use a Ducky One 2 TKL with Cherry Reds in it. It's been my main keyboard since early 2020, for work, very little gaming... I think the price/performance/feel ratio is perfect. I think I paid $80-90USD for it. The keys have a great tactile response, it's not super loud or clacky. It's a plastic tank and feels like it's built to last. The USB C connector is a great addition I didn't consider beforehand. I can leave USB C cables plugged into multiple computers and switch keyboards really quick. I've grown to find it very useful. I may pickup one of the Keychron wireless keyboards in the near future for my personal mac setup, and seeing the comments in this thread about them is definitely influencing me...
- yoz-y 6y agoAh, correction indeed, mine is a Ducky One (not 2), so I still have a micro-usb connector there. Since I swap computers a lot I do have a 2-way usb KM, to be able to quickly move the mouse, keyboard, mic and webcam between them.