[grant0317]

Dry Studio/Angrymiao Black Diamond 75, Epsilon linear switches, stock keycaps.

 

[mayne]

Oooo, I didn't know Head-Fi has a Keyboard Thread. I've joined the hobby several years ago and while it's definitely quieter now than during Covid I still own some gems.
Typing on the Matrix 2.0add today with GMK Red Alert, MX Blacks and an Alu Plate.

 

[Ethereal Sound]

Oooo, I didn't know Head-Fi has a Keyboard Thread. I've joined the hobby several years ago and while it's definitely quieter now than during Covid I still own some gems.
Typing on the Matrix 2.0add today with GMK Red Alert, MX Blacks and an Alu Plate.

Classic, that's so c l e a n.

 

[bobchennan]

I switched from topre (realforce r2 mix) to TTC gold pink switches and I really love it.

 

[Brandfuchs]

WOB Rainy75 & Varmilo

 

[OnlySoMany]

 

[pdwoo]

 

[Bleuciel]

I use the mechanical Corsair K70 Core. It's quite good with the RGB. The size is not too big, lighter than my old K95.

 

[orbilius]

Even though most of our time on the computer is spent typing, many of us don't truly appreciate "good keyboards" (much like "good audio"

).

So my question is: What keyboards do Head-Fi members use?

I am currently using a 1980s IBM Model M (#1391401).

Leon

I had that exact IBM keyboard in college and regret getting rid of it. Fantastic feel and ergonomics. Awesome that you still use it. How many adapters are you using to get it to work with modern computers?

I currently use a Keychron K5 and a Bloomberg STB100, which is a surprisingly good keyboard.