Looking for an external keyboard that feels good for typing

That's according to LZ's preference, do you prefer a mechanical keyboard or a silent keyboard? Wired or wireless? I'm using a Logitech K270 right now. The price point is not very high, and the typing is comfortable.

Hello according to your requirements, you can choose the brown shaft and the red shaft.

These two axes have a relatively small number of key grams, a moderate key travel, and can provide a relatively mild feel, which is very suitable for people like you who don't have much strength in your hands.

The black switch is not recommended, although the black switch has a short key travel, it is very suitable for high-speed triggering. However, because the number of grams of its keys is the largest among the four common axes, the feel is unusually stiff, although it can be typed at high speed, but after a long time, you will feel that your hands are very sore, very tired, and uncomfortable.

I used my roommate's SteelSeries 7g, black shaft, and played for an afternoon**, and then my hands were obviously sore.

Compared with the red axis, the brown axis has a sense of paragraph, but the red axis does not.

As a result, the rhythm and confirmation of the brown axis are better than those of the red axis. But in the same way, because of the sense of paragraph, the trigger speed of the brown axis and the response speed are worse than those of the red axis.

Let's take an analogy: the tea axis is Robert's 100-meter sprint, running very happily; The red axis is Ling Bo's microstep, and the dragonfly points to the water, and the words are coded out.

The feel of the tea shaft is similar to that of a film (but it is by no means a film, all kinds of films are stronger than the film, it is difficult to say specifically, the landlord will know it when you use it), so it is more suitable for novices, and the red shaft needs to be adapted for a period of time before you can get started.

Blue shafts are also not recommended.

Although I like the blue shaft very much, I have used the razer Black Widow before, and I can't put it down, and the typing is particularly emotional.

However, the key travel of the blue switch is too large, although the number of key grams is not large, but the key travel is still more troublesome. Especially according to the landlord's description, your typing speed is very fast, and the long key travel is not suitable for high-speed typing.

The specific red shaft or the tea shaft depends on the preference of the landlord.

It is recommended that the landlord go to the physical store to experience it, which is definitely very conducive to your choice.

Specific keyboard model, because the building is mainly typing, it is not recommended to enter the game keyboard, especially the low-end game mechanical keyboard (such as Kaiku, Dalyou, etc.), the game keyboard is optimized for the game, some aspects are not suitable for typing, low-end workmanship is poor, not durable, according to your description, like you to use, it is estimated that the keyboard will appear in less than half a year, such as combos, key failure and other failures.

cherry preferred.

G80-3000 (Brown Shaft) G80-3494 (Red Shaft) Both are very good. The workmanship is good, and the ergonomics are caring.

The description of the landlord, the landlord should type very frequently, and the keycaps of cherry are made of PBT and POM, which are very resistant to oil and wear. Definitely suitable for landlords.

All I can say is that I'm using 3494 right now, it's just cool and crooked, and I feel like it's most suitable for long-term typing, and I've used it all four weeks,,, and I can type it too, but it's too loud.

Find a Kaiku 87 red bar, affordable, the least red, the lightest, with a sense of typing, choose green, sweet.

According to the really enjoyable to recommend a cost-effective mechanical keyboard to everyone.