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A simple Pok3r mechanical keyboard, I think mine has blue Cherry switches. I recently changed to an even cheaper (ca. $40) mechanical tenkeyless. People might f
by jonathanstrange 5y ago
A simple Pok3r mechanical keyboard, I think mine has blue Cherry switches. I recently changed to an even cheaper (ca. $40) mechanical tenkeyless. People might flame me for saying this, but it really doesn't matter to which mechanical keyboard you switch when you're used to cheap rubberdome keyboards. Typing is so much better on any of them.
- cehrlich 5y agoI agree completely. I bought a Keychron because they're reasonably cheap and have ISO layouts available. I hear online that the case feels cheap, the keycaps are low quality, etc. The only explanation to me is that these things are written by people who don't actually use them as the tools that they are. I've been typing on mine for about 6 months now and it has been great other than the RGB occasionally turning itself back on for some reason.
- fanf2 5y agoThe thing that really impressed me about mechanical keyboards is the QMK firmware and the VIA configuration tool. Superlative examples of open source hardware and software.