Anyone using a mechanical keyboard?


Interesting "evolution".

Many of the "recommended" mechanical keyboards on reddit and other socials recommend keyboards without a number pad. This reminds me of back in the day at my first job where I was so used to a keyboard with a numpad, but the "dinasours" in the office continued to type numbers using the top row on the keyboard. With the way things are going in the word today, it certainly seems we're regressing in many areas.
 

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In the 90's, I went out of my way to buy an IBM Model M buckling spring keyboard and thought it was the greatest thing ever. I've since come to my senses and use Logitech keyboards with scissor switches like the MX Keys and K950. I briefly dabbled in modern mechanical keyboards, and, well, let's just say that was a very brief dalliance, and the scissor switches won. They're not like your electric typewriter feel, but they do feature definite actuation without the weirdness I perceived in modern mechanical switches, nor are they indeterminate mush like membrane keyboards.
I tested out the K950 and it didn't work for me at all. Glad you found something you liked.
 

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