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no F keys should be criminal. You barely save an inch in vertical length by gutting the F keys which actually means you're not saving any space at all lol.
It's only the AL71 that doesn't have f row. Ig some people just prefer the look
no F keys should be criminal. You barely save an inch in vertical length by gutting the F keys which actually means you're not saving any space at all lol.
no F keys should be criminal. You barely save an inch in vertical length by gutting the F keys which actually means you're not saving any space at all lol.
This way lies death, my dude. Keyboard people love them tiny things. Meanwhile I just looked at the 96% one and recoiled at the lack of Home/PgUp/PgDn. I use them things way too much. What, am I supped to fiddle the the numpad for that?
This way lies death, my dude. Keyboard people love them tiny things. Meanwhile I just looked at the 96% one and recoiled at the lack of Home/PgUp/PgDn. I use them things way too much. What, am I supped to fiddle the the numpad for that?
Good point; I didn't realize how much I used those and how much muscle memory I have for the 3x2 column x row layout until I tried to work with a keyboard with those keys oriented differently.
This way lies death, my dude. Keyboard people love them tiny things. Meanwhile I just looked at the 96% one and recoiled at the lack of Home/PgUp/PgDn. I use them things way too much. What, am I supped to fiddle the the numpad for that?
you'd be surprised on how many people don't know about or don't know how to use the 3x2 section of the keyboard.
and i'm talking about office workers lol. people rely on the mouse so much, navigating around documents or applications using keyboard is a foreign language.
I like typing on keyboards and these look pretty good.
Anyone know if there's much of a difference between the AL71 and AL75 Pro? Obviously the key layout, and slightly different switches -- anything else important? (I know I don't want the full sized IF99)
Looks like an amazing deal. Cheapest I've seen a full CNC tri-mode keyboard was the Epomaker P87 around 2 months ago. This even comes with a 6000mah battery so it should last a while. Only downside seems to be no VIA support and no knob if people like that.
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and i'm talking about office workers lol. people rely on the mouse so much, navigating around documents or applications using keyboard is a foreign language.
Anyone know if there's much of a difference between the AL71 and AL75 Pro? Obviously the key layout, and slightly different switches -- anything else important? (I know I don't want the full sized IF99)
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