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This person might enjoy the Keychron K1. I have used mine for many years. It's a bit less "low profile" than a mac keyboard, but the difference is not enough to
by otikik 3y ago
This person might enjoy the Keychron K1. I have used mine for many years. It's a bit less "low profile" than a mac keyboard, but the difference is not enough to require different finger movement - I get used to the different height in minutes.
https://www.keychron.com/collections/all-keyboards/products/keychron-k1-wireless-mechanical-keyboard https://www.keychron.com/collections/all-keyboards/products/...
- test1235 3y agoI think that keychron is the one I woulda got if I hadn't gone for a filco convertible tkl https://www.keyboardco.com/keyboard/filco-convertible-2-tenkeyless-silent-soft-linear-action-uk-iso-keyboard.asp https://www.keyboardco.com/keyboard/filco-convertible-2-tenk...
- Jackevansevo 3y agoThanks for the recommendation, the keychron K1 is definitely something I've been looking at closely. I've heard some complaints about the bluetooth connectivity not being great. They recently announced a budget friendly version the C3 Pro that's wired (USB-C) only that looks like it might actually satisfy my requirements.
- otikik 3y agoThe K1 has a "cable mode" in addition to "bluetooth", I have been using it with a wire since the beginning
- Brybry 3y agoI went from a low profile scissor switch keyboard to a K5 Pro and, while it's not the same, I'm also happy with the outcome. There's still some relearning because key placement is slightly different (sometimes I hit spacebar instead of left alt/command). Also, I think the MX Keys that he likes is flat (ortholinear?) and the K-series has a slight stagger to the keys (but I also didn't find it to be an issue).