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

Ex-Google TechLead compares the top keyboard for coding in 2020 in a classic showdown. Here are the keyboard links if you want to learn more:

Best mechanical keyboard 2020

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[harrybanda]

Which one will copy code faster from Stackoverflow

[russoturisto]

I wish the speed of my fingers was the bottleneck in my coding ...

[darkpotato]

*this man takes “RGB makes you faster” seriously*

[codejunkie]

Thankyou for a solid, informed review on keyboards, based around typing! Most reviews assume a keyboard is used to play games and wish to turn my desk into a disco... I found this very informative and thought out thankyou!

[JR-mkow]

I'll just take the one that's tears-proof

[YanasChanell]

1:35 Standart Apple Magic Keyboard
2:58 Razer Huntsman
5:06 Logitech MX Keys
7:21 Razer Huntsman Tournament Edition
9:09 SteelSeries Apex Pro
12:01 Logitech G915

[darkpotato]

“you can put it in your backpack and take it to the cafe”

*I do not want to spill coffee on a $220 keyboard*

[gamaverse]

I use Windows 10's on-screen keyboard. It's free. No RGB, though.

[hanscesa]

When a millionaire says it is expensive, it is expensive.

[theflyingacorn]

I’m just now getting into mechanical keyboards. You made it really easy for me to understand some of the differences between the keyboards. 😃

[Gavolak]

I'd love to see a video about the most comfortable chair to sit in for 8 hours every day.

[leovin]

“So I can do 150 wpm with this but it’s not enough...” Me: cries in 50 wpm

[ApexierGS]

TLDR he likes 2.5mm key travel as opposed to 4.0mm standard, 50grams of force on a switch, and a linear switch type. That is HIS perfect keyboard, you might have different preferences, so following his recommendations might be disappointing to you. That's why the market has different switch types (linear tactile or clicky), spring forces (35g - 90g), and key-travel (2.5, 3.6, 4.0mm), to match everyone's particular tastes.
P.S also brands
Cherry, Gateron, Kailh, Otemu,
Greetech (Razer), TTC (Xiaomi)

[hesipege]

This video was very helpful. Thanks very much for taking the time to post this. I'm not a gamer but I am a Mac user looking for a keyboard with more "depth" or a more solid tactile feedback so to speak. And the "Rockstar" factor you mentioned is one of the more subtle, subjective areas which is really valid. I fully agree with you there. Thanks again!

[BenjaminAMcKay]

Very thorough and detailed review!! I love it! Keep up the good work. This has helped me in my future buying/purchasing decisions. Thank you!! :)

[EvertvanIngen]

1:08
"The keyboard is the way we interact with the world"

I felt that one

[TrueGrantsta]

What an awesome keyboard comparison. Straight to the issues that matter. As well as reporting on short term typing speeds, and long-term comfort.

None of those stupid slow-pans, generic music soundtracks, and wasting time reading stuff from the spec sheets.

[JohnWolfy]

"With great sensitivity comes great typos".
- TechLead.

[gabsr]

07:00 RGB makes you feel like a rock star programmer ;)
Best remark ever on RGB lights....!

[andresllinas]

Millionaire normal people: I'll buy a car and jewels
Millionaire programmers: Buys a dozen fancy keyboards