There seems to be a rush of mechanical keyboards.

Post #433,050 by static 3/17/20 1:19:46 AM 3/17/20 1:19:46 AM Reply	There seems to be a rush of mechanical keyboards. I have a KeyChron (crowdfunded) but am not as impressed with it as I thought I would be. I suspect the key travel is a bit too high. Or the keys have too much horizontal play. www.keychron.com The keyboard I actually really like is the Happy Hacking Keyboard, but I can appreciate that this might not be a suitable thing for all people. It is a very high quality membrane keyboard. I have an older one that is USB and has arrow keys, but they've recently revamped them and it is now Bluetooth by default. https://happyhackingkb.com/ There was also a quite entertaining video made by Linus Sebastian (Youtube channel: Linus Tech Tips) where he reviewed about a half-dozen cheap mechanical switch keyboards all from China. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vupP1rS4MLw Wade.
Post #433,053 by pwhysall 3/17/20 2:36:52 AM 3/17/20 2:39:28 AM Reply	The HH keyboard seems to be... ...incomplete. Where's the cursor keys? We're not all vi-using throwbacks writing leaky C code! Seriously. It's a membrane keyboard with a third of the keys missing. And holy fuck it's nearly £200? GTFO, Wade :D Edited by pwhysall March 17, 2020, 02:39:28 AM EDT Expand All History
Post #433,063 by static 3/17/20 5:12:04 PM 3/17/20 5:12:04 PM Reply	The HH keyboard is tougher than you think. Besides, people usually choose it for the layout, not the key technology. And like I said, I have an older version that has arrow keys. Hopefully they'll add that to a new version soon enough! Wade.

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