This is my current keyboard; at first, I wasn't sure about it - I guess I was just used to my previous keyboard. After about a week, I fell in love with this keyboard. It feels great for typing. One thing I do wish is that the lights would stay on without my hands being near. I understand that the battery life may hurt if the lights stay on, but I prefer them on until I turn them off. So, just curious, are there any other keyboards that feel like this? I seem to prefer keyboards that feel like a laptop's keyboard (I know that keyboards differ a bit from laptop to laptop, but overall, they have a similar feel as compared to most standalone keyboards that I know of - especially to ANY mechanical keyboard (I'm new to mechanical keyboards). So, any recommendations on other keyboards that may feel like this would be greatly appreciated. I love this keyboard, but now I'm just curious as to what else is out there that I may not know about. Edit - I see the comment below regarding the 'apple magic keyboard', and that this MX Keys feels like typing on a sponge, so I'm really curious as to what else is out there. I will be using this on a PC (not a Mac - nothing against Mac). Thanks in advance!
I think you can achieve a more or less similar typing feel with tactile switches like the BobaU4T or the BobaU4T Silents. Probably Topre Keyboards will also feel close to the MXKeys. The problem with Topre is, that you can't really test a Topre keyboard anywhere. You have to buy it to test it, but a lot of people swear on it. The switches you can easily buy and test for yourself. But let me tell you, it is a rabbit hole and a very expensive hobby :D
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Typing on mx keys was very strange at first, and after one year I went back to apple magic keyboard. Much better.
yea I know what you mean, the mx keys is harder to press.
@@floriangladis well, I feel it like typing on a sponge
I genuinely don’t understand. Have you tried other non-apple keyboards?
This is my current keyboard; at first, I wasn't sure about it - I guess I was just used to my previous keyboard.
After about a week, I fell in love with this keyboard.
It feels great for typing.
One thing I do wish is that the lights would stay on without my hands being near. I understand that the battery life may hurt if the lights stay on, but I prefer them on until I turn them off.
So, just curious, are there any other keyboards that feel like this?
I seem to prefer keyboards that feel like a laptop's keyboard (I know that keyboards differ a bit from laptop to laptop, but overall, they have a similar feel as compared to most standalone keyboards that I know of - especially to ANY mechanical keyboard (I'm new to mechanical keyboards).
So, any recommendations on other keyboards that may feel like this would be greatly appreciated.
I love this keyboard, but now I'm just curious as to what else is out there that I may not know about.
Edit - I see the comment below regarding the 'apple magic keyboard', and that this MX Keys feels like typing on a sponge, so I'm really curious as to what else is out there. I will be using this on a PC (not a Mac - nothing against Mac).
Thanks in advance!
I think you can achieve a more or less similar typing feel with tactile switches like the BobaU4T or the BobaU4T Silents.
Probably Topre Keyboards will also feel close to the MXKeys. The problem with Topre is, that you can't really test a Topre keyboard anywhere. You have to buy it to test it, but a lot of people swear on it. The switches you can easily buy and test for yourself.
But let me tell you, it is a rabbit hole and a very expensive hobby :D