Mechanical Keyboards

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Acliff in reply to @Chak

Oh yes you’re right, the x220 were one of the last to have the square rather than the chiclet style.

I do like the feel of the newer Thinkpad keyboards though. I have kept going with Thinkpads mainly due to their keyboards (and durability)

Full size mechanical keyboards have much more travel though if you’re used to laptop keyboards?

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Chak in reply to @Acliff

Yeah likewise, I can’t shift this laptop if I wanted to anyway, and it’s just ridiculously modifiable and works just great.

I come from an editing background so full stroke keys always bought me joy. Won’t be an issue. Just not sure where to start looking.

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Acliff in reply to @Chak

I recently bought a X1 Carbon 3rd Gen for not much money, and with a new SSD it absolutely flies...

I’ve got a pretty cheap Amazon basics rgb mechanical keyboard with macro functions that you can try if you want?
Practically unused.

AmazonBasics Programmable Mechanical Gaming Keyboard | RGB LED Backlit, UK Layout (QWERTY) https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07D8X6CK8/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apii.9gJFb6GY45G6

£30 posted probably?

I’ve gone back to using my IBM model M keyboard because the clicks are so satisfying...

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