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I admit it's a little small for my tastes at only 36 keys, but I do a lot of typing on an Planck EZ with 47 keys which is only 9 more keys... ok actually that's

I admit it's a little small for my tastes at only 36 keys, but I do a lot of typing on an Planck EZ with 47 keys which is only 9 more keys... ok actually that's a significant percentage of the keys, this is ~20% smaller. I enjoy typing with layers, but I find it annoying when a keyboard gets too different from a normal laptop keyboard because it makes it harder to type on anyone else's computer. This might be a bridge too far for me, but I can see how someone with slightly different preferences / habits from me would love it.

folkrav 4y ago
Great board but in retrospect, I do enjoy a dedicated number row, as they get way too often combined in chord shortcuts like Ctrl+Alt+1 to hide them for my usecases. I own a Planck, but in retrospect I should have went with the Preonic. Planck is a little bit much in terms of layer dancing for me, made it work with my Iris which has a number row (on top of the small thumb cluster). All in all, I still find 40% to be on the annoying to use side. But I really love that those boards even exist in the first place, so many possibilities.