I've gone through a lot of setups during the years (R.A.Ts, Logitechs for mouses, and Microsoft ergonomical keyboards I'm looking at you), but nowadays (although not wireless) this is my setup:
This is definitelly not as nearly as 'fancy' of a keyboard, but I can't see myself going back to 'normal' keyboards anymore. As for the 'mouse', I no longer need to leave my keyboard to 'go' fetch the mouse 🤯
If you want to hear me go on and on for how awesome TypeMatrix keyboard is, listen to these two podcast episodes:
It depends on the switches a keyboard uses. Some are louder than others. And you can get some sound dampners for them as well that cuts the noise (at the expense of some key travel).
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I've gone through a lot of setups during the years (R.A.Ts, Logitechs for mouses, and Microsoft ergonomical keyboards I'm looking at you), but nowadays (although not wireless) this is my setup:
What you're seeing here are:
This is definitelly not as nearly as 'fancy' of a keyboard, but I can't see myself going back to 'normal' keyboards anymore. As for the 'mouse', I no longer need to leave my keyboard to 'go' fetch the mouse 🤯
If you want to hear me go on and on for how awesome TypeMatrix keyboard is, listen to these two podcast episodes:
Hope this helps 👍
That RollerMouse looks really really slick!
It's actually a v1.2, and I am looking to upgrade to the newest 3.0, but it will wait for the time be$ng :)
I'd love to try a roller mouse myself but they are really expensive.
Love my CODE keyboard. codekeyboards.com/
I am quite fascinated by the mechanical keyboard trend. I find them to be quite noisy, but maybe that's just because I haven't tried one out yet.
It depends on the switches a keyboard uses. Some are louder than others. And you can get some sound dampners for them as well that cuts the noise (at the expense of some key travel).