It looks like I may need a #keyboard replacement soon, would love some recommendations. I’d like to go #mechanical this time, mostly for the freedom to repair and tinker. 1/3 - ThreadSky

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tylersticka.com • 35 days ago

It looks like I may need a #keyboard replacement soon, would love some recommendations.

I’d like to go #mechanical this time, mostly for the freedom to repair and tinker.

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tylersticka.com•35 days ago

My favorite keyboard I’ve used was a Logitech K800, the keys felt soft and quiet. But I don’t need a number pad, 65 or 75 would be great.

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tylersticka.com•35 days ago

I’d like it to be wireless, support whatever OS, and be able to switch between different machines.

Mode keyboards look gorgeous but give me some sticker shock.

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tylersticka.com•35 days ago

Received so many helpful recommendations, plenty for me to mull over! Thanks everyone!

bmocatbug.bsky.social•35 days ago

My Keychron K3 v2 (home) and K4 v2 (work) are still going strong after 4+ years. Easy to set up for every OS (Linux has issues with F keys, but nothing that can’t be resolved). I use them for work and gaming. And if you don’t love the default keycaps you can always put something custom on it:

bmocatbug.bsky.social•35 days ago

Note: the number pad in the third picture featuring the Keychron K3 (75%) in pink and blue is not Keychron. I believe Keychron now offers number pads, but this is a Skylong pad I picked up from YMDK when I was setting up my K3.