Seems like all you can find these days is a shallow play keyboard. I'm looking for one that's got deep keys, but isn't clicky like a gaming keyboard. I figure the collected experience here should have a perfect option for me. FYI the one I use now is a Lenovo KU-0225, with number pad. Need that number pad. Any suggestions are appreciated!
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Looking for a wireless keyboard with deep keys
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What about an MX Mechanical with linear switches? It's not clicky once you get used to it, because the switch activation point isn't at the bottom.
Thanks - is that (MX) a brand name or what? Edit: sorry I should have googled first. Got it, Logitech. Thanks. Hoping to find something that doesn't cost $150 though!
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Sorry -- yes, Logitech. And yes, it is spendy, although it sounds like it might fit the bill for you otherwise.Thanks - is that (MX) a brand name or what? Edit: sorry I should have googled first. Got it, Logitech. Thanks. Hoping to find something that doesn't cost $150 though!
Thank you - from what the amazon reviews indicate, it is "very loud". Looks perfect otherwise, thank you -
Sorry. I should have done the research for you.
The Difference Between Optical Switches And Mechanical Switches
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Gateron mechanical switch guide
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🤷♂️🤷♂️Sorry. I should have done the research for you.
The Difference Between Optical Switches And Mechanical Switches
It seems a lot of people are not familiar with the Optical switch because it’s a relatively new trending product. So, today we’ll be talking about some of the differences between optical and mechanical switches. What are Optical Keyboard Switches and How do They Work? As the name implies...
Gateron mechanical switch guide
Gateron switch is one of the best rated in the mechanical keyboard industry to enhance your workspace productivity. After running endless amounts of testings on different switch brands (Gateron, Kailh, and Cherry MX etc), we’ve chosen to offer several Gateron switches that best meet home, office...
What is Optical Switch and Why Choose It?
What exactly is an optical switch? The current optical switches, in fact, can also be called mechanical optical switches. The optical switches are triggered by the optical sensor to the induction of the light signal to register a key.
You might also want to consider a Realforce R3 Topre keyboard. It has deep keys, Mac modifiers, and Mac specific function keys. It can be set as wireless or wired and typing on it is a wonderful, thocky experience. Bonus, you can set the actuation point of the keys to suit your preferences.
Where is the best place to buy it? Quite pricey. How long do batteries last with bluetooth?