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Is a mechanical keyboard actually worth getting if youβre not a programmer or anything like that? Iβm still using my 17 year-old Microsoft Reclusa, which Iβm mostly happy with, but I constantly see people saying how amazing they are and itβs made me a bit curious.
i really, really love my rog azoth keyboard. when i was shopping for a new keyboard i #1 wanted dedicated media controls, but so many people reviewing the azoth mentioned what a joy it was to type on.... so i got it instead and omg it's true. so quiet, so smooth. i love it
220β¬ though. Ouchie!
oh yeah, it was a special treat for me, not something you purchase on a whim. it's heavy and has good build quality so I'm hoping to type on it for a decade or 2
Hard for me to say unfortunately, as I am a coder and also a gamer so I use my keyboard at least 8 hours a day, basically, so little things like hard trays + low profile chicklet keys, or hard to press rubber dome keys add up over time to hand issues for me.
Its like, if I'm sitting in a chair for 15 minutea generally I dont really care how comfortable it is, but if I'm using it for an hour my butt may fall asleep and I may have back pain.
I think people like mechanicals for a few reasons:
But of course the downside is the price.
Thanks for the info.
yeah np I'm no expert of course
I haven't used membrane in forever but I remember how much nicer getting a mech felt, if you do any significant amount of typing/gaming I'd really recommend one. I could never go back and the few times I've had to use a membrane I've hated it.
If I have some spare money, I might consider getting one then. Apparently there are also more quiet ones now, which is pretty nice, because the loud clicking noises immediately put me off.
Yea there are, you get get quiet ones that have a tactile feel or are smooth. I'm not very knowledgeable on what's a good buy though, haven't looked at them since I got mine almost 10 years ago.