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All of these fancy mech keyboards miss one key problem - the mouse still needs to be clicked and therein lies the source of numerous strains and injuries. I’ve
by d4rkp4ttern 5y ago
All of these fancy mech keyboards miss one key problem - the mouse still needs to be clicked and therein lies the source of numerous strains and injuries. I’ve tried several mech keyboards and my last one was a KeyChron 3, but recently I got tired of issues with my ultra wide monitor and returned to working on my 16”
MacBook Pro and realized what a relief it is not have to deal with a mouse, because the built in trackpad feels so great, and I find myself looking not as much for keyboard shortcuts.
Anyway I wonder if there’s a set up that combines the benefits of a mech keyboard with a trackpad conveniently placed right below and feel as “natural” as when using a MacBook Pro (or similar laptop with built in trackpad).
- johnm 5y agoI use Corne(-ish Zen) that is a split-ergo on top of my MBP keyboard. It's low profile (uses choc switches). I have an additional touch pad that I use with the same keyboard on my desk.