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I think mechanical and low-travel, which is what you like, are not mutually exclusive. For example, MX Cherry Low has been recently developed and it's pretty similar to what you are depicting. And probably a lot more sturdy. But you do make a good point. Some very low travel keyboards get me a few extra key-presses per minute too.
I think mechanical and low-travel, which is what you like, are not mutually exclusive. For example, MX Cherry Low has been recently developed and it's pretty similar to what you are depicting. And probably a lot more sturdy. But you do make a good point. Some very low travel keyboards get me a few extra key-presses per minute too.
MX Cherry Low might have me try a mechanical. It looks good in videos. Was hard to find typing videos/examples, but thank you! I have a lead!
The only common denominator is, I'd say, better reliability. My MBA scissor keyboard is pretty good. But after several years of intense use most switches are literally falling apart.