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My entire company is obsessed with keyboards. [I type on my Das cherry browns - tanked but not clicky] We have, collectively, - Original 1983 Model M - Unico
by JasonCEC 12y ago
My entire company is obsessed with keyboards. [I type on my Das cherry browns - tanked but not clicky]
We have, collectively,
- Original 1983 Model M
- Unicomp Model M
- Das ultimate 3 cherry red
- Das pro 4 cherry blue
- Das pro 3 cherry brown
We're thinking of trying out the Keyboard.io butterfly split board....
Mechanical keyboards make a huge difference in typing speed, accuracy, and comfort - its worth the extra cost!
There's few feelings as good (that can be had sitting / standing [yes - I'm at a standing desk. Coder, hipster, ceo, startup data miner] at your computer) as your fingers floating over the keys without bottoming out.
- eddieroger 12y agoComfort is really an undermentioned point here. I've worked in a few offices that haven't been friendly to my Das (despite it having the "quiet" keys), but now that I'm working out of a home office, the clicks live on. And as someone who types for a living, I do notice that my fingers feel different after a few hours of hacking away on the Das than on my Apple bluetooth chicklet.
- cartoonfoxes 12y agoErgodox kits are available now, if you don't mind assembling it yourself. I've had mine for a few months, and other than some problems with the reference firmware, I love it. Except for a Unicomp, I doubt I'll ever feel the need to buy a retail keyboard again.