MX Mechanical

I have been using the MX Mechanical Mini with tactile switches for a few months now, and I think it's a fine keyboard. It's relatively low-profile for a mechanical keyboard, and not a huge change if you're coming from a slim keyboard like MX Keys.

I use both on a daily basis, and I love them both.I have a Logitech wrist pad for use with the Mechanical keyboard, and that is a perfect match for me. My main issue is the different width of the ESC keys.. and the placement of the F1 keys. I tend to hit F4 when I try to hit F5 for refresh on the MX

logi mx mechanical ako ces niskoprofilnu, imas i akko, keychron,ducky..pa medju njima nadji model koji ti odgovara, dal ces bezicnu, niskoprofilnu itd.od miseva ja imam fnatic-flick2 ok je, imam i logitech m720 triathlon koji jeste udoban ali na nekim sajtovima se cudno ponasa skrolovanje..uglavnom

I'd say, look into the MX Keys or MX Mechanical. Both are really solid for Blender shortcuts, and the typing feels fast and clean. The MX line is kind of a sweet spot for creative professional setups.

Great to hear. I like the F keys perfectly line up with the number keys on the Mechanical so I don’t have to look at the keyboard to hit the F keys (unlike the MX Keys). A minor complaint is the on/off button…wish it sticks out a bit more so that it is easier to turn on /off the keyboard.

I thought of trying out other mechanical keyboard such as Keychron. But based on the reviews and comments I read, the wireless connectivity of the MX Mech is a lot more reliable. Also I often switch between my laptop and iPhone so being able to switch quickly between devices is important to me. The

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

I agree with the others saying it depends on more info. My initial question would be if you hover type (palms always hovering so that your wrists are straight) or do your palms sag down and your fingers are higher than your wrists? I'm no doctor, but that is probably the first line of investigation

I have the MX Keys Mini TKL and MX Mechanical Mini. Both are amazing keyboards but I always seem to rotate back to the MX Keys Mini TKL. The feel of the keys and being light (for me) is very good. I never used a fold keyboard but the size of the MX Keys Mini TKL makes it easy to fit in any standard

Logitech mx mechanical mini good keyboard