What mechanical keyboards do you all like especially? I'm looking for a new one, but having difficulty finding a good one.
What mechanical keyboards do you all like especially? I'm looking for a new one, but having difficulty finding a good one.
I still haven't figured out keymap, but hey, keycaps are in!
The parts for this have been sitting on my shelf for a year and a half. With a meetup happening next weekend, I figured now was a great time to get it finished.
Say hello to the Masonry. (Plus build photos) #mechanicalkeyboards
New blog post on the Arrow layout, a minimalist, ergonomic, and mnemonic 32-key keyboard layout.
Keychron K3 Ultra Review: Got Wood?
Tom’s Hardware: Enthusiasts build an interactive online ‘Listening Museum’ of iconic mechanical keyboard audio samples — 36 mechanical masterpieces available for you to audibly try out. “This is a collection of 36 iconic to modern classic keyboards that have been multisampled and put into an interactive site. Just click on any of the keyboards represented on the page, turn up your […]
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/04/22/toms-hardware-enthusiasts-build-an-interactive-online-listening-museum-of-iconic-mechanical-keyboard-audio-samples-36-mechanical-masterpieces-available-for-you-to-audib/
Tom’s Hardware: Enthusiasts build an interactive online ‘Listening Museum’ of iconic mechanical keyboard audio samples — 36 mechanical masterpieces available for you to audibly try out. ̶…
Enthusiasts build an interactive online ‘Listening Museum’ of iconic mechanical keyboard audio samples — 36 mechanical masterpieces available for you to audibly try out
The Listening Museum — an interactive page that lets you click any of 36 mechanical keyboards (1985 IBM Model M to modern thocky customs) and type to hear it.
Apple Magic Keyboard loyalist here, quietly obsessed with low-profile mechanicals. This scratched the itch.
Mechanical Keyboard Sounds - A listening Museum
https://sheets.works/data-viz/keyboard-sounds
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I'd been thinking it would be nice to have a decent fidget, and I found this little mechanical keyboard strip that should be very nice.
It came with Kailh Arctic Fox clicky switches (which I wanted to try), but I'm also giving it a go with U4Ts — it's easy to switch them out.
The keycaps are also extras from the set I'm using for my main keyboard, which had pink/green options for ESC and a few others.