Have been looking for a good mechanical keyboard for coding/development, I'm not a big fan of RGB/gaming keyboards. I've seen people using vortexge...
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I've been using the Keychron K2 for a couple years now and I love it. It is wireless with up to 3 different bluetooth connections so I can easily switch to different computers. It's switchable for mac or pc. Compact, and decent battery life.
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thank you!, I've ordered K2 V2 with brown switches
Oooo, I'll be interested to hear what you think of it! I have the red switches, so I'll be curious to know your experience.
sure, will share my experience once I get my hands on it
I'm new to the mechanical keyboard, so that I bought some cheap mechanical keyboards just to try them. My first mechanical keyboard is Rexus Legionare MX5.1 TKL red switches. And the second one is Rexus Legionare MX3.2 brown switches.
I also like to try some better mechanical keyboard, like Keychron K6. I watched some review on youtube, and I think it suits me.
keychron seems reasonable, I've ordered K2 V2
Recently I've bought Logitech G915 with Tactile switches - so far the best keyboard I've been using for coding. It has RGB and other gaming stuff though, but I think it's worth mentioning anyway.
I have Logitech G613(Has gaming mode but I don't use much, no rgb) because a coworker ordered one damaged, and got a free replacement. So I bought it from him, and best keyboard I've ever used now I own two home/work. I think romer-g keys are close to red/brown. It is kind of on the big side because of the number pad and shortcut keys.
I have a Ducky One 2 TKL and it's the best keyboard I ever had. duckychannel.com.tw/en/One-2-Mini-...
The Kinesis Advantage 2 is shaped to fit a more natural human wrist angle.