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Originally Posted by variant 
One of my biggest worries for mechanical keyboards is the higher profile of the keys compared to the rubber dome keys. I don't want the extra height to cause strain on my wrist while gaming. Are there any mechanical keyboards with lower profiles? I prefer lower gram key resistance as well.
One of my biggest worries for mechanical keyboards is the higher profile of the keys compared to the rubber dome keys. I don't want the extra height to cause strain on my wrist while gaming. Are there any mechanical keyboards with lower profiles? I prefer lower gram key resistance as well.
You could always get any generic gel wrist rest. It only costs $5-10 in many office/electronic stores and should work with full-sized and TKL keyboards.
For me, there was a difference from using a Razer Lycosa, which is low-profile, to using my KBT Race with a wrist rest. The Lycosa was flat, from the wrist rest all the way to the F keys, which meant that it was hard to feel where certain keys were during touch typing (lots of typos). With many mech keyboards, they usually have varying heights for each row, so it's easier to distinguish one row from another and really helps you type quicker with less typos.
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