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I use a Tokyo60. It's mechanical, and has hotswap sockets and I can replace the keycaps and switches whenever. I like that it comes in HHKB layout, and that it
by crispyalmond 5y ago
I use a Tokyo60. It's mechanical, and has hotswap sockets and I can replace the keycaps and switches whenever. I like that it comes in HHKB layout, and that it uses QMK firmware where I can modify just about anything, including macros which to make my life easier. No need for key-rebinding software or any of that jazz. It's all right there on the keyboard itself.