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That's funny that you mentioned Keychron K1, that's exactly the one I ended up with currently after trying many (probably a dozen or so) over the past decade.
by godot 5y ago
That's funny that you mentioned Keychron K1, that's exactly the one I ended up with currently after trying many (probably a dozen or so) over the past decade.
I've decided that having low profile keys on a mechanical keyboard is the most important factor to me. It's more comfortable than regular height key caps. Aside from the Keychron K1, I also use a HAVIT one (full size, not TKL) for another desktop computer of mine, which I also enjoy.
For a period of time, I was obsessed with finding the perfect layout for use with a mac. The layout I found the closest to perfect was something like the Qisan Magicforce 68. I'm really used to using Home/End extensively to move to beginning of line and end of line while coding (I've been a Windows user all my life up until the last few years), while I didn't need the F-row and wanted to minimze my keyboard size.
Nowadays I've realized that I don't mind the keyboard size as much, so I'm happy to settle with a basic (and much more common) TKL layout, which is just a regular keyboard without the keypad.
- exebook 5y agoWe must have a similar taste because Havit(tkl) was also my second contender, I choose K1 because it was something like 1 mm thinner I recall. Was considering smaller layouts as well, but when I tried "homeless" keyboards it felt painful, interesting you mentioned Windows that's probably the true reason to be addicted to home/end. TKL stands for tenkeyless if anyone wonders, ie without the numeric keypad.
- mgarfias 5y agowhich rev of the k1 did you end up with? I have the v3, and i get weird doubled keys with only one keypress, usually with the D key, but occasionally with others. THats my only complaint but I'm not sure if its an issue with my keyboard, or across the board.