What is good keyboard for coding? I use cherry mx blue on cm quick fire and feel stiff

what is good keyboard for coding? I use cherry mx blue on cm quick fire and feel stiff

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The one used in /mkg/ for this kind of stupid questions. Now fuck off.

not tada

The tranny mechanical keyboard thread already exists.
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unironically gateron reds are the best for typing

Think more, type less, throw code out instead of adding more. Things don’t get bad, they get worse.

Any keyboard.

Please don't fall for the whole autismo with regards to mech keyboard. I'm currently typing on an old IBM membrane keyboard with no mech pedigree whatsoever, and it feels fantastic. The only "extra" thing it has is a PS/2 cable, that's it.

Programming doesn't give a damn on your keyboard, OS, drink, etc.

Is that daily- ya know what, thanks doc.

just use an apple keyboard,

>small
>dirt doesn't fall inside
>style
>cheap
>2usb entries

only shit thing is alt/win key is different

>gateron red
i love mine so much it feels so smooth desu

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60% with zealios v2

Apple keyboard as someone whom has used a thinkpad is shit, its barely usable. Its sad you cant tell how aweful its is, you are equivent of some who drinks instant coffee and enjoys it.

>apple
>cheap
next time user, next time

Awful chink shit quality.

Logitech K120

>one that registers your keystrokes when you type and displays the corresponding symbol.

seriously man, i don't know why you made a thread about this shit

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glad to see wo(men) of culture on 4ch*n

Keyboards don't display symbols you stupid nigger.

Quickfire rapid blue
feel like a Google employee with that shit.

>cherry mx blue
my condolences.

Kailh BOX White. If you don't mind heavier switches, the Kailh BOX Jade are the most tactile clicky switches right now.