deskthority

Arg...now I'm debating whether I should get the Ergodox EZ because it's closer to what I already know and the keyboardio is having some manufacturing problems.

I went back to an MX Clear keyboard briefly the other day — a G80-3000LQCDE that's seen several yeas of daily use in the workplace. To me, the switches feel soft and smooth. Even the seldom-used keys felt surprisingly light and easy to press (this is coming from MX Red). Being PCB mount, they were ...

Given the situation, I would recommend deciding on a keyboard first and look into having someone else replace the switches if they aren't to your liking. There are several members here who will do soldering/desoldering for a reasonable price if you ask, and your total cost will be much less than a ...

Did you ever try Cherry Clears? IIRC Kinesis did sell the PCBs and "frames" to mod an Advantage without damaging its original switches.

They're more tactile than Browns, not quite as sharp as the Alps (and assuming Matias) though.

I've never tried Cherry Clears, but I'm of the understanding that ...

The downside of the Keyboardio is that it only comes with Matias Quiet Click and Matias Clicky.

For me the real downside is having to re-learn touch typing.

I've been looking at the Keyboardio for a while now, and they do make a very enticing pitch. It looks like an attractive, fantastically ...

I won't be able to easily change out the switches. I'm not advanced enough in the hobby to do the soldering and whatnot. Heck, with the Keyboardio, they'll have to help me remap it to Dvorak if their GUI isn't done yet.

So my options are:

Keyboardio Matias Quiet Click vs Keyboardio Matias Click ...

Hey everyone!

This hobby looks as all-consuming as my headphone hobby, but here I am. A little background:

I had a motorcycle accident and have a plate and screw in my right (dominant) wrist. I have reduced flexibility due to the injury. I've been using a Kinesis Advantage Dvorak for more than a ...