Lofree EDGE – The World’s Thinnest Mechanical Keyboard is just 16mm, less than two iPhones thick - Yanko Design
Lofree EDGE – The World’s Thinnest Mechanical Keyboard is just 16mm, less than two iPhones thick - Yanko Design
http://youtu.be/fdRSMqbOZKc?si=pQj5NaJNq3ANufbX Some people consider computer keyboards to just be tools you have to bear with, but those who live and die by typing on a computer know just how important the design of a keyboard is. That's why a lot of writers, developers, and even gamers prefer mech...
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Is the one you linked mechanical? I wasn't sure
Nope
Good question 🤔 Are mechanical keyboards the loud ones? Or are there keyboards that work with magnets or something as opposed to mechanically making contact with the circuit board?
I think you answered your own question, but just to be sure, they're the loud ones
Yeah, it's possible to have a discussion with somebody in the room while typing on the R-Go keyboard. Probably not mechanical then.
https://youtube.com/shorts/Mnry6wB9uY4?si=F0OYt06GNIiUGvQ1
I think the board is not super loud and sounds pretty good stock.
The reviews are hilarious
🤔 which ones? From what I'm reading mac has problems (no surprise there; if it ain't Malus, you're SOL), some dude spilled stuff over his keyboard, another didn't read the guide on which cables to connect and trashed his keyboard by throwing it into his backpack with cables still attached, others aren't used to split keyboards (took me about an hour to get used to it), and so on.
Do you work for the split keyboard company?
Nope. Should I?
Just wondered.