Currently I am typing on an ergonomic Microsoft wireless keyboard 3000.
I am considering diving into the realm of mechanical keyboards. I figure if I sell a few things laying around the house that I don't ever use any more I can probably afford a nice keyboard. So I figure, why not go all out? I am really looking at the Ducky keyboards, the Ducky shine in particular. I am wondering if you all think it is worth a try to step up my keyboard to a nice mechanical keyboard without any knowledge of how they feel or sound etc. I was looking at cherry mx browns, those seem to be the most commonly chosen switch types for people how like to do a fair amount of typing (not looking for a keyboard centered around gaming). Anyways, I guess I am just looking for a reason to go mechanical and spend some money!
Any and all help is appreciated, thanks!
I am considering diving into the realm of mechanical keyboards. I figure if I sell a few things laying around the house that I don't ever use any more I can probably afford a nice keyboard. So I figure, why not go all out? I am really looking at the Ducky keyboards, the Ducky shine in particular. I am wondering if you all think it is worth a try to step up my keyboard to a nice mechanical keyboard without any knowledge of how they feel or sound etc. I was looking at cherry mx browns, those seem to be the most commonly chosen switch types for people how like to do a fair amount of typing (not looking for a keyboard centered around gaming). Anyways, I guess I am just looking for a reason to go mechanical and spend some money!
Any and all help is appreciated, thanks!
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