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At work: Das Keyboard, with CherryMX Brown switches. At home: Corsair K70, with CherryMX Brown switches. I like CherryMX brown switches. They're a good balanc
by SAI_Peregrinus 6y ago
At work: Das Keyboard, with CherryMX Brown switches.
At home: Corsair K70, with CherryMX Brown switches.
I like CherryMX brown switches. They're a good balance of actuation force, slight click, but still rather quiet and with a decently long travel (so I'm less likely to bottom out the keys).
I like the K70 more because the open frame makes cleaning between the keys easier.
I like that the Das has a 2-port hub built in without using a second USB A slot like the K70 does.
I utterly hate keyboards without numpads, both have numpads.
I've used Unicomp model Ms (they bought the license from IBM), they're quite nice too but a bit louder and harder to actuate than I want. Likewise with CherryMX blue switches.
I've also used a Corsair keyboard with CherryMX red switches, those don't really have any detent and extremely low actuation force, so they're too easy to accidentally actuate when resting my hand on the keyboard.
I've never used a laptop keyboard I liked. Short travel distance is frustrating.