| I've gone through a couple and finally settled. I can't imagine the same setup would work for everybody. I really like the big space between the keys older keyboard used to have. I don't like a lot of flatter Logitech keyboards because if you don't push straight down, the key doesn't press. I think this is most of the "productivity increase", to be honest. I miss less because the keys are farther apart more than they go click click. I am not a super fan of RGB, but if you're always in the dark it helps you find your keyboard. A mouse is different because you can just swipe your arm around. Das Pro 4 w MX Cherry Blues - clicky (read: loud), feels good, survived baby puke with no problems after cleanup. Even with a headset on I found I needed to type quietly or it would attract attention in meetings. Corsair STRAFE RGB w Cherry Reds - silent and linear, and linear means no pressure is needed to activate the switch. I don't know if I would have liked this as the first one, but only needing the gentlest touch to type really helps. Right now I use a Dreevo Calibur V2 w/ Outemu Red switches. Feels much the same as the same as the Corsair at less than half the price. It's basically a mechanical laptop keyboard layout wise, and I've learned to appreciate the keys not being so far away from my mouse. Frees up a ton of space on the desk too. |