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Hm, I guess another option. I'm want to buy a mechanikal keyboard with QMK firmware (one which supports Tab Dance). I'm just not sure which. This one doesn't
by dathinab 6y ago
Hm, I guess another option.
I'm want to buy a mechanikal keyboard with QMK firmware (one which supports Tab Dance).
I'm just not sure which.
This one doesn't look bad, but then I'm more interested into something with a slightly more ergonomic key arrangement.
I also thought about the Moonlander, but it's even more pricey then this one.
- eigenspace 6y agoThe sad reality currently is that if you want ergonomic design, mechanical switches, and customizable open source firmware, you're going to have to pay for it. The Moonlander is basically mid-tier in terms of price for a ergonomic mechanical keyboard. For what it's worth I'm very happy with my Moonlander, but I would have had a hard time convincing myself to bite the bullet and pay for the keyboard myself if my employer hadn't offered to cover the bill. I'm glad I did though, it made a big difference for my achey, unhappy hands.
- hughrr 6y agoDurgod k320 is dirt cheap and supports QMK firmware. I haven’t tried the firmware myself as the default is fine. I don’t customise my stuff heavily so I don’t have problems using other peoples computers occasionally.
- dathinab 6y ago> I don’t have problems using other peoples computers occasionally. I know what you mean ;=) But I really really want tab dance functionality, switched esc-caps and a few other things. And this things being configured in you keyboard instead of the OS make it just a lot less annoying.