K1 Max

I use keychron k1 max , you can get one with rhe brown switches as it is not very clicky yet have proper feedback for coding. Its also wireless , wired and Bluetooth capable

Re "It had sticky key issues (not physically) where it would continue to repeat a key until that key was pressed again": The key release event was probably lost somewhere. Did it also happen in wired mode? A remote possibility is a key debounce time that is set way too high, perhaps depending on the

Are you sure it is the switches? Have you done controlled experiments? For example, does a suspect switch still fail if inserted back in (in a different location)? Reseat before exchanging. Related: Keychron 2024 design and production quality issues with keychattering and missed keystrokes Keychron

I've used both Logitech and Keychron wireless keyboards with all of my Android phones and tablets, including my Pixel 8 Pro. I'll never get away completely from Logitech as long as they have trackballs (my wife's and my own preference over mice) and that their wireless keyboards work with modern com

Really comes down to personal preference for the monitors and peripherals. I've never used a curved monitor (all my monitors are flat), so I couldn't really provide a recommendation on that end. You can try to use rtings.com, but they've blocked some of the details of their reviews behind a paywall

check out the Keychron K1 Max and Logitech G515; they’re good picks. If you want more to look at, the Logitech MX Mechanical Mini and Razer Pro Type Ultra are worth checking out too. They’re low profile, wireless, and feel nice for coding and gaming Also, keyboardyeti has a comparison table that cou

the nuphy node 100 is solid choice actually, those blush switches are really quiet compared to most mechanical switches. I tried them at store and barely could hear anything even when typing fast if you want stay with keychron though, swapping to those silent reds is way cheaper than buying whole ne

OK, looking at the Keychron website, it looks like the original K1 had more chiclet-style keycaps, like a Macbook, while the K1 Max has keycaps that are more like a Thinkpad. I can't find any chiclet keycaps, but perhaps one of these shine-through keycap sets would work better? https://www.amazon.co

I am looking for a a low profile TKL keyboard to take into office. I am currently considering the Keychron K1 Max, but based on the videos I has seen of it, it may be too loud for an office environment.Being based in Melbourne Australia, what would be my options for silent switches to use with it?

My two K1 Max Ultra-Slim keyboards operated wireless started out petty good, but after about one year they started repeating random keys. Mine was worse than my wife's but both do it. I tried charging them thinking maybe it was due to a low battery, but it didn't help. I've tried blowing them out wi