Mechanical vs Non Mechanical for coding?

it's a keyboard, you use it to type things. if your keyboard fills that purpose, it's fine.

>>55699389

i use l33t skillz to code

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I got a Samsung series 7 chronos

mechanical keyboards are desu useles shit

plus who the fuck wants something loud, that feels like a fucking peice of broken glass everytime you type down

>people migrate from shitty $10 keyboards to mechanical and think mechanical keyboards are the greatest thing ever.
Rubber dome is fine unless you get some cheap piece of shit

>>55699728
"I bought the shittiest version of a product i could find and didn't like it. They must all suck"

I have a Pok3r. It's p nice but will make gaming difficult w/ no arrow keys.

pick one a keyboard that makes you happy.
that's all.

I type on a rubberdome from a prebuilt desktop that was trashed by a business because I can't afford nice hardware.

I'd use a mechanical over rubberdome if this wasn't such a niche market. I don't want to be hit by the buyer's remorse few weeks after I ordered it.

Mechanical keyboards are just so aesthetic

>>55699460
>/thread -ing your own post
get outta here!

I use a logitech k120 that cost me $10 and it is a joy to use. I've had expensive keyboard before and honestly they're a waste of money and personally I would never buy one again.

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>>55699389

I use one of these bad boys

They work quite well. No laptop to lug around. Just phone and keyboard and ssh.