MX Mechanical

Yeah, I can definitely give more details. I have 3 machines: 2 MacBooks (one personal, one for work) and a PC. I use the setup for both software development and gaming. The MacBooks are for work and personal projects, while the PC handles gaming and heavier tasks. Both of my monitors are 2K 165Hz an

I got myself a Logitech MX Mechanical. Mechanical feel, without the noise - didn’t need that (I’m old; when I started all regular keyboards were clicky and loud as hell). I wanted more feel, but not more noise

Jen doprdele žádný modernizace! Současné rozložení má k dokonalosti daleko, ale uživatelé už jsou na něj zvyklí a jakákoliv plošná změna standardu by stála obří prostředky (a čas) v přeučování. Držet legacy standard vedle nového je pak tupost kvůli nutnosti přepínání. A pokud chce někdo sám pro sebe

Do you need to get a desktop? WFH means you can work from anywhere and having a laptop that can dock at your desk to multiple monitors + external keyboard + mouse gives you the flexibility to have a desktop setup at home but also be able to work from other places when being stuck in your house gets

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 went through Logitech customer service for the exact same issue with an MX Mechanical Mini, and I got the exact same runaround. I needed a fifty-cent keycap and your suggestion was to spend $150.00+ on a new keyboard, and I can't use aftermarket keycaps on your stupid, rattly keyboard with its che

Thank you, this is a really good response. I will definitely have a look. For the Logitech MX Mechanical, I'm curious about the tactile quiet (it's cheapest on Amazon) and Clicky, but I know I also like the feel of the Razer green switches.

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 got a Logitech mx mechanical. The oil on the keycaps drove me nuts. So I got the Nuphy Air75 V3. It feels so much fucking better and is not an oil magnet. But the typing experience is also night and day. The Logitech feels hollow and echoey while the Nuphy feels intentional and solid. Get it and t

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