Mechanical Keyboard vs Regular Keyboard - What’s the Difference?

[starumair]

Him: which keyboard are you using right now ?
Me : laptop keyboard 💀

[_Digitalguy]

I much prefer the regular keyboard. I tried the Mx mini mechanical but clearly decided to stay with my regular Mx Mini

[IamPali]

This clearly a “Im a huge mechanical keyboard fan and here’s why” instead of an actual comparison 😅😂

[LukePollack]

Yo! I’m currently rocking the Akko 75B plus with their Jelly Black linear switches.

[chanigbroadcastingcorporation]

Currently using a Royal Kludge 100 key keyboard (RK 100). Typing and gaming became a better experience compared to my old membrane keyboards.

[akatsuki_rokkok]

As someone with a mechanical keyboard the clicks are so much mor e gentle unlike using a regular keyboard me pressing as hard as I can to put in a simple space or even enter it feels to rough

[engchoontan]

Long long ago... there were calulators that have good spacing for decent button sizes... there were mushy/clicky/silent keyboards with good number-pads. There is a slight curvature to compensate for number row and different stroke for function row and space-size to compensate for wrist-angles... the click trigger is tactile-feedback but tactile-feebpdback can be had without high-pitched bright-sounding clicky-clicks. Many pianists had improved on their martial-arts and can go back to diss the boards...

[xenius]

My first one was a normal redgear shadowblade with blue clicky switches
My current one is of an Indian brand called kreo
Its also a custom cherry max blue keyboard (rgb)
My fav part about this keyboard is that it only costs around 30$ but it gives you rgb, a volume knob and freakin hotswappable options
And its usb c
Its just
One the best if not the best out there

[dumby]

Zoom 65 v2 with banana splits and polycaps hippo. I put killmat in it and in the spacebar to reduce hollowness and I tape modded the pcb for thock.

[PapaSmurff]

When I first got a mechanical keyboard I would often accidentally hit keys because of how little the activation force is. Once I got used to that, it was worth it

[ratatuisho]

that satasfying sound woke up my parents

[halamahmoud]

im using a mechnaical red dragon kumara gaming keyboard right now

it works very nice and very satisfying

[KyuuTomoyaki]

I love the idea of a mechanical keyboard, and would love to get one for gaming, but they are all so loud!! Are there any mechanical keyboards out there with the same sound as a regular keyboard?

[jorggrossmann]

Im currently using a custom keyboard, the leobog hi75, its aluminum and great for the price, that with some akko cs matcha greens and blue keycaps. It sounds wonderful

[GoMode.]

I use the Cherry max g80 3000n tkl rgb, it’s a Cherry mx keyboard that has silent red switches, which almost sounds like membrane but it’s quiet and mechanical, and it has customizable rgb.

[salmanhadhrawi]

i have the GK60 keyboard with its linear red mechanical switch-type keys

sounds are good

[Spoppy]

I'm rocking Keychron K2 V2, this keyboard is solid af, upgraded from my Blackwidow v3

[RhKZiAd]

I am using a cheap mecha keyboard Thunderobot k98. it's switches are awesome considering it's price.

[shdic___]

I’ve just bought a budget mechanical keyboard called the HAVIT KB487L

[srinivasteki]

Which is smoother to operate. I mean which takes less effort and easy on fingers.
Till now used membrane keyboard. Some keys gets stuck sometimes on membrane...
Thinking to change...