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Mechanical keyboards are amazing. Typing on one is actually a pleasurable experience. I could go on about the benefits but other people have written guides that
by moistgorilla 14y ago
Mechanical keyboards are amazing. Typing on one is actually a pleasurable experience. I could go on about the benefits but other people have written guides that are much better than what I could post here.
Here is one great guide.
http://www.overclock.net/t/491752/mechanical-keyboard-guide http://www.overclock.net/t/491752/mechanical-keyboard-guide
What I will say is that for anyone that has a job that involves massive amounts of typing I really recommend you invest in one.
I personally do not like Das because of the glossy finish which makes smudges and fingerprints very noticeable. I currently own a leopold tenkeyless with cherry brown switches, which I find to be great. The guide I posted goes into great detail over the different types of switches and the value of keyboards so you should read over it if you are interested.
- swah 14y agoHow noisy is it? Can you type at midnight with someone sleeping near you?
- exDM69 14y ago> Can you type at midnight with someone sleeping near you? No, you can't. Not even with the "silent" model.
- Paul_S 14y agoUnless you're willing to spend in excess of £300 on a keyboard you can't buy a mechanical keyboard that is also ergonomic. And I think it's more important for a keyboard to be comfortable rather than enjoyable. As long as you keep replacing the cheap ergonomic keyboard every few years you're still better off, I think.
- sp332 14y agoToo bad about the gloss on the new Das. I have an older one (second-gen I think) and it has a matte finish. If I could somehow remove the logo and the Num/Caps/Scroll lock icons without messing up the matte finish I would :)