Keyboards

No frills (apart from various lighting modes) affordable and solid keyboard with a steel frame, backlit keys and Cherry MX mechanical switches.

So far works great, multi finger support on a mac like touchpad

Very convenient to write and to programm with. But the screenshot shows NEO 2, with some swapped keys. This shoudl be your choice over NEO 1.

Easy typing, plug & play working on Linux. Keyboard is big and heavy, not riding on whole desk. Long cable...

Steel plate gives the keyboard a better feel on keystroke, therefore more solid and a better "thock" than HHKB. I have both. I have put HHKB key caps on the letters and numbers but there is a significant difference between the two. I prefer Leopold.

Premium build, compact, wireless, rechargeable and illuminated keyboard

Romer-G switches on the G810 are really nice to type on -- I have a feeling like I'm typing something important and/or smart, it's that enjoyable. Curiously, the tactile bump is mostly present when releasing the key and not pressing it. Absolutely every key (including Caps Lock, Num Lock and Scroll L...

Compact, Solid Construction

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