u/michaelkah

Hi everyone,

I own two mechanical keyboards:

A Kinesis Advantage 360 with Gateron brown switches and OEM keycaps. It took me months to adapt mainly because I didn't know how to touch-type, but now I'm reasonably comfortable with it. I've remapped it to use just 34 keys.

A Forager by Carrefinho with various choc switches and MBK keycaps. I use the same keymap as on the Kinesis, but even after months, I still can’t type fast or accurately.

I suspect the issue might be the lighter, linear switches: I often accidentally press adjacent keys. Would stronger switches help? I bought a pack of 10 tactile, stronger ones and they definitely feel better to me.

But I also wonder whether angled keycaps like KLP Lame or similar make a difference, since they’re closer to the OEM profile I use on the Kinesis?

What do you think? Any advice or experiences to share?

These come to my mind: Tonight, Tonight, Tonight, Man On The Corner, and of course PGs Shock The Monkey. Are there more?

Ändert meine Meinung.

Tja, da kann man nichts machen!

Bitte nicht schon wieder das letzte Länderspiel 😭