I found the Perfect Keyboard for programming (170 wpm typing speed)

The best keyboard in the world is clearly the Apple A1048 keyboard...come on

The UK version of the Logitech MX keys has a half size left shift key, only marginally bigger than the QWERTY keys. It's a pain to use. Yes it's the ISO format and not the ANSI format you're used to i the states but what makes Logitech different is that they refuse to sell the ANSI layout outside of North America. I have no idea why but it's irritating.

bought the Logitech MX S today. really liking it. the other keyboards have really clunky keys and he's right. it's just the windows version of the apple keyboard, which i use for work. actually the reason i got it.

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Keyboard enthusiast going crazy right now loll

my favorite is keychron k2

Just purchased the Linear for programming. Nice to know you made this your pick! Heading over to check out your fav mouse. Thanks!

Just get smth which has linear and smooth switches(lubed would be great) the akko ones are cheap and rlly good, and the keycaps.. just make sure they arent fully separated, trust me, my schools keyboard’s keycaps are like clinged together and i literally average at 130wpm there and 110 at home 😭😭

Tempted to buy it but I feel like they're about to make a new version

Good comparison. I find myself using 2 main keyboards. One for me which I love. And another quitter keyboard when I have to pair program or when talking to someone so they don't complain that they are distracted by my typing. I hate it but they need to hear what I'm saying as well, not just the clicks.

I looked G915, but feels expensive. I have been considering getting wireless Keychron K8 or K1 TKL with brown switches. While not cheap, more affordable than Logitech keyboard. Down side is only Bluetooth wireless. Let’s see if you have a comparison video for K1 vs G915.

Typing on a keyboard that needs high actuation forces caused me so tired, and it restricted my typing ability so much and then also my creativity and passion to learn to code.
Now, after I turned back to using a low actuation force keyboard, my typing speed increases so much and also my productivity. And the most importance is that it feels like I get my freedom back and can do anything without restriction from my keyboard, and now I can study coding again with lesser effort.

Zoom75 go br

Banging your fingers against the desk? Means you should be applying less pressure. less force = less pressure = less injury.

How good are these keyboards against water? Are they water resistant?

I just bought the Logitech G915 for a hundred quid (50% discount) in the amazon prime day sale, very excited to see it arrive tomorrow! 😃

Great review of these popular keyboards! Personally, I prefer the HHKB Pro 2 with its classic Topre switches.

I don't want to see your beady eye in my search result yikes

for speed wouldn't Dvorak do the trick

$239 thats kwazy!!

i doubt you have 170wpm typing speed...

i am using reddragon horus 621, it does fine with one forth price of logitech 915

Gamers: 50 kinds of mouses
Programmers: 50 kinds of keyboards
Me: 1 mouse and 1 keyboard

good work

What computer do you have in the video?

A bag of jelly beans 😂

I have zero respect for those who like their keyboards backlit.

Would you recommend number pad for coding purposes ?

We have Razer keyboards at work. I found it too tall and I can't use it comfortably without wrist pad, which we don't have. Also, I don't like the linear switches, they feels a bit mushy. I'm not sold on the clicky ones either - I have a feeling the constant clicking will get annoying after a full day of typing. I however will not be paying $250 for a keyboard. You are completely right that the apple keyboards are way too shallow.

I have a razer blackwidow v3 tenkeyless , AND i dont know what it is, but i am terrible at typing on this keyboard. I make so many typos. I cant quite figure out why that is

I'd like to see him get a hold of a Unicomp keyboard

Not having a ten-key makes it NOT a programmers keyboard IMHO.

I bought the g915 because of your video but it's heavier than I thought it takes force to click the buttons, I wasted my money :(

Awesome video, thanks.

MX LOGITECH Junk useless backlighting won’t stay on.

am i understand correctly, i dont have finger pain with Logitech G915 ? whatkind of switches are there?

its funny how this guy scams his followers

i bought a cosmic byte mechanical keyboard but it is not comfortable to press the key, i need more force to press the key some time it feels like that i pressed the key but actual it didn't and i want to buy a keyboard which will be small and occupy less space and it will be wireless keyboard but also when batteries dies it can connect to wire and become a wired keyboard and also that keyboard has to be rechargeable like a phone with type c

man forgot the wooting 60/2 he

low profil + TKL + mechanical is the way to go. Should try Havit KB390L. Love that one!

can you review keychron k3 pro?

Thanks!

Then there is me, with an average of about 20 wpm…

They all suck.. try picking one of these up without pushing keys.. good luck 🤞

None of those keyboard have hardly enough room to grab them. The keys cover the entire board from end to end. I despise them.
Is that some sort of fad or the manufctureres just want to save on material cost?

I would choose a 3 key + knob macro pad

I would never buy any of those to program on. The test is to actually type in some code with all the extra characters you need.

a problem ive been having is my keyboard will cut out and stop working for a second or two and then start typing everything i was typing during that time... the rest of the system seems to be working fine... it really gets in the way of gaming too...
ive heard sometimes if you have a usb 3.0 device too close to your key and mice receiver that it can cause problems... i moved it to the front of the pc and thought it fixed the issue... but sadly yesterday and today its been doing it again