9 great mechanical keyboards for coders
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9 great mechanical keyboards for coders
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#2How can I be leet without a blank keyboard[1].
(I've owned two standard(clicky, and silent) of them over 3 jobs and both are still going strong)
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#3No Das Keyboard? How can I be leet without a blank keyboard[1]. (I've owned two standard(clicky, and silent) of them over 3 jobs and both are still going strong) [1] - http://www.daskeyboard.com/daskeyboard-4-ultimate/
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#4My favorite switches for typing (and thus, coding) are MX blues. Unfortunately these are also the loudest, with a distinct click at each key activation. You can purchase small rubber rings that act as dampeners on each key, but this also changes the feel of the keyboard.
I'd pay well for a solution that lets me have both the tactile experience I enjoy and the sound level I need to use a mechanical keyboard at work. Until then it's bog-standard rubber domes for me.
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#6Do yourself a favor and get a Realforce keyboard. It's typing nirvana.
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#7No Das Keyboard? How can I be leet without a blank keyboard[1]. (I've owned two standard(clicky, and silent) of them over 3 jobs and both are still going strong) [1] - http://www.daskeyboard.com/daskeyboard-4-ultimate/
I picked up a CODE keyboard with Cherry MX Greens that works great. The greens are a little harder to type than I expected, but I'm used to them now and quite happy with them.
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#8One thing I rarely see discussed in any detail in mechanical keyboard roundups is a noise comparison. For a tool for "coders", many mechanical keyboards can be pretty disruptive to your coworkers if you're using it in a workspace without a closed door. My favorite switches for typing (and thus, coding) are MX blues. Unfortunately these are also the loudest, with a distinct click at each key activation. You can purcha…
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#9Topre switches are the best ever, and they get no love in the fervent mechanical keyboard community. It's just "cherry cherry cherry" ad nauseum with the occasional model-m imitator like the ones in this article. Do yourself a favor and get a Realforce keyboard. It's typing nirvana.
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#10I would honestly recommend it over every other mechanical keyboard I've had (blues, reds, clears, browns, the hi-profile version of the topre).
[0] https://www.amazon.com/Realforce-Keyboard-English-Layout-Xf0...