Keychron Keyboard via Amazon[amazon.com] has 84-Key Keychron K3 Version 2 Wireless Bluetooth/USB Wired Mechanical Keyboard for $58.64. Shipping is free.
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Keychron Keyboard via Amazon[amazon.com] has 84-Key Keychron K3 Version 2 Wireless Bluetooth/USB Wired Mechanical Keyboard for $58.64. Shipping is free.
I have the K6 Pro and the K8 Pro and miss the numpads when using both of them. After thinking it over, I might actually prefer a separate numpad, like the Keychron K0 Max, so that I can use it when needed and set it aside when I don't. Not sure, though, still on the fence. K0 Max is pricey (can get a full keyboard for the same price) — might go with an Epomaker or some alternative.
Your coworkers will love you and think your typing skills are the best. They totally will not talk smack about you in the breakroom, or key your car.
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Bought one five years ago and it's been very nice. Not particularly big on mechanical keyboards, but this one has been nice. FWIW I use it wired and not via Bluetooth.
Personal preference, but for me the ergonomics of a TKL and mouse are sooooo much better than a full-size keyboard and mouse. It's eliminated the wrist pain and fatigue used to get with my old set up. I have a standalone USB number pad when I need it, though.
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Personal preference, but for me the ergonomics of a TKL and mouse are sooooo much better than a full-size keyboard and mouse. It's eliminated the wrist pain and fatigue used to get with my old set up. I have a standalone USB number pad when I need it, though.
I gave building a separate number pad a serious thought. No regret? I know some ppl who did that went back to a full sized keyboard in a month
I have the K6 Pro and the K8 Pro and miss the numpads when using both of them. After thinking it over, I might actually prefer a separate numpad, like the Keychron K0 Max, so that I can use it when needed and set it aside when I don't. Not sure, though, still on the fence. K0 Max is pricey (can get a full keyboard for the same price) — might go with an Epomaker or some alternative.
Yeah, the price of a numpad is almost as expensive as a full sized keyboard which is why I'm hesitant to try the split. Thanks for your feedback!
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