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Jay Gandhi

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What kind of keyboard you are using?

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Eoin Murphy

Older gen daskeyboard!

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Stephanie Handsteiner • Edited

Apple keyboard.

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Quentin Sonrel

Corsair Raptor K50

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Jean-Loup Adde

DasKeyboard TKL at work and a Cooler Master MasterKeys Pro S at home.

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Sohail Nasir

I am going to get a beating for this but I use Logitech G110 at work and a Logitech 510s at home though bare in mind I was around 18 - 21 years old when I purchased these keyboards, they are both still going strong and I am 29 now...

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Douglas McKechie

Logitech Comfort Keyboard K290

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Andy Lu

I don't know why I didn't think to ask this question myself!

I have been consistently using an OLKB Preonic with Cherry Browns. I love this thing to death, especially because someone added a feature where the keyboard "boops" and "beeps" with every keypress.

It makes git commits (and everything else) really fun.

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Ross Henderson

I have a Microsoft Sidewinder X4 at work. Does the job well enough, though I would upgrade to a mechanical keyboard if I had the money, as the one I have at home is so comfortable.

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dsanchezseco

pok3r with cherry brown

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TJ Fogarty

I'm using the keyboard built into the MacBook Pro. I find the placement easier with my screen setup.

It does the job, though I wouldn't mind something that was a little bit quieter.

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Reese Poirier

I expected to hate it, especially with the Touch Bar and my previous experience with Apple input devices. But I find I really love using it when I'm not 'docked' at my desk. Rebinding CAPSLOCK to ESC makes up for the lack of a tactile ESC key for Vim.

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Casey Webb • Edited

What year? I don't mind the "old" one, but I've heard some horror stories about the new "butterfly" switches.

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TJ Fogarty

It's the 2017 model. I've heard the same stories, and it does sound worrying, but I've been using it for a year with no problems... yet.

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