Mechanical Keyboards

[Mr. Laz]

i don't see how anyone can use a non-ergonomic keyboard.

[jd1020]

Personally I think spending $90+ on a mechanical keyboard is insane.

I recently bought a gaming keyboard because I was looking for a backlit keyboard because at night it gets hard to see the keys and I bumped into the Logitech G105 keyboard (http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-G105-.../dp/B00BBUCCKO) that was discontinued a long time ago. It's quieter then the stock shit I got with my old Dell and it's got some extra gaming buttons, that I'll probably never use but it was the cheapest backlit keyboard I could find by a wide margin.

I've never really ran into a problem with a dome keyboard shitting out on me. I usually just replace them when the letters start rubbing off. But I'm not a hardcore gamer, so...

[Baby Lee]

Originally Posted by Mr. Laz

i don't see how anyone can use a non-ergonomic keyboard.

I'd say I don't see how anyone puts up with wires, but I acknowledge that gamers probably need the precision/responsiveness of a hardwired solution.

But as a non-gamer, I know I can't go back.

I have the MS 3000 Keyboard and 5000 Mouse. Used to have a Rocketfish Bluetooth combo, but the MS set has just as good a range and a ton more features.

[loochy]

Originally Posted by Mr. Laz

i don't see how anyone can use a non-ergonomic keyboard.

i don't see how anyone can use an ergonomic keyboard.

[keg in kc]

Originally Posted by Mr. Laz

i don't see how anyone can use a non-ergonomic keyboard.

I'm with you. My personal computer's keyboard is a wireless ergo, while my work keyboard is a wired normie. While the wires don't matter much to me, anytime I have to type anything for work, it's just a nightmare.