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My biggest beef with TKL is not having a full sized, edge places enter key to thwack.

• snvzz 2y ago
  You're not alone on that. I use a topre-switched TKL in the office and find myself uselessly hitting the corner of the keyboard every so often.
  • TylerE 2y ago
    Same. When my mostly beloved Microsoft Natural got too mushy and wobbly to tolerate anymore, I replaced it with a TKL which I tolerate but don't love. If I had it to do over again I'd get a full sized. For my home rig I'm running a kbdfans odin which is a non-standard layout that gives you 99% of a full size layout but in a size only about 2.5 keys wider than a typical tkl. (Example: https://kbdfans.com/cdn/shop/products/9_08accc65-e9f0-4455-a2eb-6e52bf6dc578_720x.jpg?v=1678267523 https://kbdfans.com/cdn/shop/products/9_08accc65-e9f0-4455-a...)
    • snvzz 2y ago
      Realforce R3HC13[0] is what I have. They have variants that are full-sized, which is what I'll get for home soon. Probably a 45g one rather than 30g, so that I can test the difference. 0. https://www.realforce.co.jp/products/R3HC13/ https://www.realforce.co.jp/products/R3HC13/
      • TylerE 2y ago
        I ran one of their full sizes for years. The Topre is easily my favorite switch, but I got tired of the cost, the very limited board selection, the non-repairability, and the total lack of customization. I've got some nice boutique switches in this that are pretty light, like 40g, so it's pretty close to that feel.. I forget the exact switch offhand, but it was some limited run/special edition Kailh Box or something like that.