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An expensive keyboard feels good. Like every piece of hardware, there are diminishing returns for high end products. I wouldn't use a cheap $10 keyboard, If I have to type all day. Yet any dollar past $100 is probably a luxury, there are good keyboards for less. That said, people enjoy nice looking

I'm using a Ducky One 2 Mini from 2020! Switched from my 1st gen Magic Keyboard (which still works fine btw) just because I wanted to try mechanical keyboards and honestly the typing experience is so much more satisfying. Here's both of them if you're curious. If my Ducky ever kicks the bucket, I'll

I am not deep into this hobby but I do essentially live on my keyboard. Programmer + gamer. Only tried Cherry Blue Cherry Brown Cherry Silver Topre (HHKB) and my favorite (by far) is Silver... perfect "activation function" (smooth start to finish), great feedback, nice subtle sound that's pleasant a

Yeah unfortunately the RGB apps don't work , I would suggest watching like a video or using the manual to set them correctly and don't change them I have mine in blue or off since I have a cosmic blue right now Further my experience has been great I used to play competitive rainbow six siege and I n

I'm looking for a TKL low profile... I tried the Nuphy Air 75 v3, absolutely loved it. Except I need the TKL -- I was constantly looking to see where the home/end keys were. No remapping got me there. Otherwise it was perfection. I've tried putting low profile keycaps on regular switches in a Ducky

I have been using the Razer blackwidow chroma for maybe ten years, and wanted to try something new and less clicky as the clicking sound from the Razer green keys was making me go insane. After looking at this sub, it seemed like ducky was a reputable brand so I decided to try that.After hearing peo

for office use quiet is key. i'd check out the Keychron V6 Max with brown switches - they're tactile but quiet and won't annoy coworkers. comes in black or white so you'd need to grab some green keycaps separately if you want that look. the Ducky One 3 with silent reds is another solid option that's

I wear finger splints on the knuckle at the fingertip and I get some accidental key presses when I'm doing more intense gaming (the key below the key I'm pressing gets accidentally pressed). I think I need switches with higher actuation force but I'm also trying to be considerate of other people in

I have the one of their first hot swappable keyboard thinking I would be future proof. Other launched their own hot swappable keyboard and they were better, got a yellow Ducky One 3 at discount and it's all the way better (even with the same switch, the feeling is better on the ducky). So it's reall

tl;dr: do I need a different keyboard, or different switches? I have a Ducky One 3 keyboard with Cherry brown switches, but they don't have quite the right feel -- I want something with a tiny bit more resistance. I also have an Ultimate Hacking Keyboard with Kailh box browns and I really like the f