I bought my first mechanical keyboard today. It's a Keychron V3 TKL QMK Custom. It's also my first backlit keyboard. I like the tactile feel, the sound, and also the backlight. I have set it up to light only the keys I am pressing. It looks cool.
I bought my first mechanical keyboard today. It's a Keychron V3 TKL QMK Custom. It's also my first backlit keyboard. I like the tactile feel, the sound, and also the backlight. I have set it up to light only the keys I am pressing. It looks cool.
Any recommendations for a budget wired mechanical (TKL) keyboard I can buy during the Black Friday deals? I want to retire my Microsoft sculpt combo. I am tired of changing batteries in the middle of work. I want to go all wired now.
I'm used typing on Model M buckling springs.
I have a keyboard with Cherry MX Blue that I rarely use because I don't like the keyboard case.
But I like how they both click!
Currently daily driver has Akko Cilantro, which are really nice but I'm not into the "tapdancing on plastic" sound it makes.
I'm now eyeing a new keyboard case, and am looking for an old-school feeling-and-sounding clicky switch. Any recommendations?
I've slowly welcomed modern mechanical keyboards in my collection. Currently typing on a FL·ESPORTS OG87 with their default linear switches.
I'll be swapping those out soon with a more-or-less randomly chosen tactile switch.
Makes me wonder: what do folks do with their unused switches? Keep in the drawer till it becomes e-waste? Swap with other keyboard fanatics?
Looking for some nice linears? I'm up for a trade!
Hello #MechanicalkKeyboard, I have an old and loved keyboard with cherry black switches. A few keys, most notably left ctrl, need a "warmup". They won't function out of the box, instead I have to press them intensely for a couple dozen times and then they work again.
What do I need to change/repair to get rid of this behaviour? Is it some kind of cold solder connection or a defect switch or something else? Only affects 2-3 keys, the others are fine.
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I want a custom #MechanicalkKeyboard keycap that says "Open The Pod Bay Doors"
New! Keychron Q3 Pro SE Wireless Mechanical Keyboard: A Review
Whilst looking at the Keychron site I found the Q3 Pro, which is a TKL keyboard that has a wheel and 4 macro keys.
It has been over a year since I bought this board and I have spent many hours typing on it I thought a review was about due for it.
https://www.hashbangcode.com/article/keychron-q3-pro-se-wireless-mechanical-keyboard-review
#review #MechanicalkKeyboard #keychron #hashbangcode
I've got to say, Boardsource.xyz has done right by me.
I have my beloved lily58 back up and running thanks to a replacement pcb/micro-controller. Many thanks to all who gave me troubleshooting pointers. I think it was a defective micro-controller all along.
My digits are confused but happy to be back to column staggered!
#ErgonomicKeyboards #MechanicalkKeyboard #ergomechkeyboard #mechanical_keyboards #splitkeyboard #lily58
Did some "cleaning" today 😃 One nice thing of mechanical keyboards is, that you can take them apart and clean them.
This is an old keyboard that I decommisioned last year. Now it has a new place at the workshop computer in the basement and replaces a nasty rubberdome keyboard.
The usb port on my keyboard is breaking, so I ordered a new NuPhy Halo in an adorable mint green. At least the old one lasted a good 6 years, still going strong despite the port.
Maybe I will redo my desk set up too, it could use a tidying 😅
Are there are modern mechanical keyboards with a wide case?
I mean the ones with a chunky edge of plastic. Today's keyboards all seem to have like 3mm of "edge" around the key. I need something to rest my hand on! I sold my Keychron because it was too wide.
The only keyboard I found was this Vortex "Model M SSK"-lookalike, which has the minimum of casing around the edges.
Well, in all the heat of the moment I've just ordered a #lily58 #MechanicalkKeyboard kit.
I hope this ends well!
My Dactyl Manuform Review - https://thelinuxcast.org/posts/2024/dactyl-manuform-review/
#BlogPost #Blog #MechanicalkKeyboard #keyboard #keyboards #ErgonomicKeyboards
So I have a mechanical keyboard, a cherry brown one I've been using for like 5+ years every day. For a long time I've been annoyed at the sound it makes, but convinced myself that it didn't make sense to fix because in order to lubricate the switches, I would need to de-solder the switches from the board.
Well as it turns out, that isn't true. If you have a cherry red, brown or blue that is nice but you really want that super smooth feeling of a more premium switch, you can absolutely lubricate it. All I did was depress the switch, put the smallest amount of Super Lube Synthetic Oil on a size 0 brush and then brush the sides of the cherry browns. I repeated this for all the switches.
After a week, it's like a new, much more expensive keyboard. It sounds totally different, more similar to the far more expensive keyboards that my coworkers have. I haven't had any reliability issues and the cost to do it was less than $10. Strongly recommend.
Hey everyone - would you happen to know a fantastic manufacturer of mechanical keyboards? I made the huge mistake of getting a Razer keyboard and I desperately need something that actually works. Any recommendations you have are welcome!
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i have successfully ignored the mechanical keyboard store in berlin so far
but they have this beauty and I have been worried about my ancient lenovo keyboard failing
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So I'm thinking of getting the Moonlander keyboard. Anyone know if there are any good third party keycap sets that work well with it?
Si vous êtes fan de clavier mécanique #MechanicalkKeyboard ou simplement curieux, la Cantine numérique de Brest organise un meetup le 25 novembre
https://www.helloasso.com/associations/an-daol-vras/evenements/brest-keebzh-meetup
Hey, collective intelligence, help me with a keyboard problem. Want to buy a Windows keyboard with the following:
Split ergonomic layout
Mechanical keys
TRUE backlit keys (all symbols lit up, not just outlined keys)
RGB nice, but not high up the list
Doesn't cost as much as a new PC.
This seems to be like finding a unicorn or bigfoot. Anybody got and suggestions or warnings? Please share.
#mechanicalkkeyboard #keyboards #ergonomickeyboards #accessability #windows