What keyboard do you use?

Laptop user here, looking for solid keyboard options to upgrade.
What keyboard do you use and why did you choose the particular model?

Comments

[John S. Kim 💬]

These days, I use mostly default MacBook Pro keyboard as I'm always moving around the house.

But used to use Real Force in the past. Likes Happy Hacking Keyboard, but recently got this one referred by a team mate: ultimatehackingkeyboard.com

Haven't received it yet, but excited! :)

[Theofanis Despoudis]

Gee 310€ for a keyboard? Are you serious?

[John S. Kim 💬]

Invest in violin for violinists
Invest in piano for pianists
Invest in sword for knights and samurais
Invest in keyboard for programmers (and monitors, memory, computer, extended storage, yati yata)

So yes, we are SERIOUS!

[Geoff Davis]

Never get into mechanical keyboards lol

[Michel Renaud]

I use a Kinesis Freestyle for my work laptop and a Freestyle 2 for my personal computer (iMac): kinesis-ergo.com/keyboards/freesty...

I used a Das Keyboard at home for about two and a half years but switched back to the Kinesis a couple of months ago when I developed problems in my right arm.

[Daniel Schulz]

I've got a Logitech Craft and love it. The MX keys feels just the same and is way cheaper, so that would be my go-to option these days.
Disclaimer: I don't like mechanical keyboards.

[Octavian Matei]

I have Logitech MX Keys and I just love it :-)

[G33kNoob]

Seem good keyboard, but in my country the price $150 seem overpriced in taxes

[Berufius]

I recently went from a mechanical sharkoon board to a cherry scissor switch. It's absolutely perfect for me, although the only downside is that it comes without backlit keys. But hé, who needs to look at his kb anyway? (Ok, me sometimes ..)

[Andrey Luiz]

Magic Keyboard for Mac with English (UK) layout. :)

[Avalander]

I've been using a Ducky One RGB with Cherry MX Red switches for the past two years. It works really well, it is easy on my wrists and it has some cool light effects.

[Jimmy]

At work I use the ultimate hacking keyboard ( Kailh Black ) and the Ducky one two ( mx brown).
At home I use the wooting two ( optical ).
I recently ordered a Hexgears Gemini dawn. To try some Kailh box switches on.
I also have a Gigabyte k35 that I used for a while but that is a horrible keyboard.

[Galuh Utama]

I have Filco Majestouch with brown switches that I use regularly. Very comfortable.

[Russ (⌐■_■)]

Logitech G413 Carbon. I loooooove it!
I first got one for my home PC. I quickly got one for my work PC and one for my server rack.

[Daniel Albuschat]

Razer Huntsman Tournament Edition
Loud as hell (like most gamer keyboards), wouldn't use it in the office. But great feeling. So sensitive that "touch typing" really means it.

[Kay Kleinvogel]

There are 2 keyboards I'm using. One for the office (open floor) and one for my home setup.

For the office I'm having the Logitech mx keys.
It's such a great keyword and it's not loud so I won't distract my colleagues.

For my home setup I'm having a razer black widow rgb with orange switches. Just such a nice feeling especially when there is nobody to bother with the sound.

[Glenn]

Whitefox

[Reyynerp]

im using some sort of external and easily broken keyboard alike. but i used that for gaming.

im using laptop. but since my laptop can be easily overheated for no reason. i open the top cover and leaving the fans rotating around 7300 rpm.

[Jim Priest]

Code Keyboard but I've had them for awhile and sort of getting the itch for something different.

[Guillaume Chx]

Still on my k95 from Corsair MX red not the best to code but not only doing that on my PC :p

At work still have a cheap membrane one but will soon change with a new mechanical from keychron (k8) hope I'll appreciate it :D