M modeonoff Distinguished Jul 16, 2017 1,415 18 19,295 Jan 8, 2018 #1 Hello, I am interested in mechanical keyboards but it looks like most manufacturers only produce the wired version. What is the reason for that?
Hello, I am interested in mechanical keyboards but it looks like most manufacturers only produce the wired version. What is the reason for that?
Solution SoggyTissue Jan 8, 2018 power required to operate the switches most likely, a wireless may work, buyt would drain your battery fast
power required to operate the switches most likely, a wireless may work, buyt would drain your battery fast
SoggyTissue Estimable Jun 27, 2017 1,029 0 2,960 Jan 8, 2018 Solution #2 power required to operate the switches most likely, a wireless may work, buyt would drain your battery fast Upvote 1 Downvote Solution
power required to operate the switches most likely, a wireless may work, buyt would drain your battery fast
M modeonoff Distinguished Jul 16, 2017 1,415 18 19,295 Jan 8, 2018 #3 Thanks. I have been using wireless keyboards since they first came out many years. Recently, I just use the keyboard on laptops. Is the comfort of mechanical keyboards worth it? I am considering the das 4 professional and others. Upvote 0 Downvote
Thanks. I have been using wireless keyboards since they first came out many years. Recently, I just use the keyboard on laptops. Is the comfort of mechanical keyboards worth it? I am considering the das 4 professional and others.
SoggyTissue Estimable Jun 27, 2017 1,029 0 2,960 Jan 8, 2018 #4 i use external kb on my laptops because im a heavy fingerer. easy and cheap to replace external, not so much a laptop kb. i dont really get comfort with keyboards, they just do their job. well, unless youre going to get a $200 pressure switch kb. Upvote 1 Downvote
i use external kb on my laptops because im a heavy fingerer. easy and cheap to replace external, not so much a laptop kb. i dont really get comfort with keyboards, they just do their job. well, unless youre going to get a $200 pressure switch kb.