Opinion
Most people do not need a mechanical keyboard, and the hobby's churn is not helping
Ergonomics guidance is about posture and placement, not switches. Group buys, vendor failures and switch hype make the keyboard hobby a poor guide for ordinary buyers. Tech & Gadgets
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Opinion
Most people do not need a mechanical keyboard, and the hobby's churn is not helping
Ergonomics guidance is about posture and placement, not switches. Group buys, vendor failures and switch hype make the keyboard hobby a poor guide for ordinary buyers.
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From pocket operators to the OP-XY: what each teenage engineering device does, the specifications the company lists, what reviewers criticise and which one fits your music making.
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