Greatly appreciated. Budget: 30 SGD Size: About the size of regular laptop keyboard (Can be bigger if can fold) Others: It'll be nice if it was a gaming keyboard / mechanical, hopefully it is durable (kinda pushing the limit but the portable + comfortable part is still most impt) Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be.
What is a portable travel keyboard you'd recommend that is lightweight, great for typing, sleek in design? Please note that I have removed all IClever stuff out of my searches.
I've gone around in circles about what keyboard to bring. I recently started using a Logitech ergonomic keyboard at home and love it so I gave the Targus ergonomic folding keyboard a try and while it isn't perfect, it works really well/ I put something under the fold to make it elevated in the middle and it gives a really good ergonomic.
Went on an extended trip recently and decided to get a portable keyboard to go along with my cell phone. I looked at the foldable Bluetooth keyboards but in the end, I opted for a full-sized key, non.
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The NuPhy Air75 V2 is the best low-profile mechanical keyboard we've tested. It comes in several mechanical switch options and offers excellent build quality, impressive portability, and flexible connectivity options.
This subreddit is primarily for content related to keyboards with mechanical switches, but we are also open to all other keyboard types such as membrane, rubber dome, and scissor switches. Looking for the instrument? Try /r/keys instead. Please be mindful of your formatting. Avoid posting amazon shortlinks or large strings of links in comments.
Arteck Folding Bluetooth Keyboard and Logitech Pebble Bluetooth Mouse: Arteck keyboard was okay, more responsive and easier to type on than the Jelly Comb, but the hinges are a bit wonky so it sits unevenly which makes it move around a lot while typing. Logitech Pebble was trash and never remained paired, so I returned it.
Greatly appreciated. Budget: 30 SGD Size: About the size of regular laptop keyboard (Can be bigger if can fold) Others: It'll be nice if it was a gaming keyboard / mechanical, hopefully it is durable (kinda pushing the limit but the portable + comfortable part is still most impt) Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be.
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I've gone around in circles about what keyboard to bring. I recently started using a Logitech ergonomic keyboard at home and love it so I gave the Targus ergonomic folding keyboard a try and while it isn't perfect, it works really well/ I put something under the fold to make it elevated in the middle and it gives a really good ergonomic.
This subreddit is primarily for content related to keyboards with mechanical switches, but we are also open to all other keyboard types such as membrane, rubber dome, and scissor switches. Looking for the instrument? Try /r/keys instead. Please be mindful of your formatting. Avoid posting amazon shortlinks or large strings of links in comments.
I have a piano and an 88 key digital piano, but I'm looking for something smaller and lighter than can be carried around more easily than the full size digital piano which is only "technically portable." I'm not playing out Piano isn't my main instrument so I don't need a lot of bells and whistles. I would really prefer full sized keys. Also, a headphone Jack is essential. I.
Greatly appreciated. Budget: 30 SGD Size: About the size of regular laptop keyboard (Can be bigger if can fold) Others: It'll be nice if it was a gaming keyboard / mechanical, hopefully it is durable (kinda pushing the limit but the portable + comfortable part is still most impt) Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be.
I've gone around in circles about what keyboard to bring. I recently started using a Logitech ergonomic keyboard at home and love it so I gave the Targus ergonomic folding keyboard a try and while it isn't perfect, it works really well/ I put something under the fold to make it elevated in the middle and it gives a really good ergonomic.
Went on an extended trip recently and decided to get a portable keyboard to go along with my cell phone. I looked at the foldable Bluetooth keyboards but in the end, I opted for a full-sized key, non.
This subreddit is primarily for content related to keyboards with mechanical switches, but we are also open to all other keyboard types such as membrane, rubber dome, and scissor switches. Looking for the instrument? Try /r/keys instead. Please be mindful of your formatting. Avoid posting amazon shortlinks or large strings of links in comments.
Arteck Folding Bluetooth Keyboard and Logitech Pebble Bluetooth Mouse: Arteck keyboard was okay, more responsive and easier to type on than the Jelly Comb, but the hinges are a bit wonky so it sits unevenly which makes it move around a lot while typing. Logitech Pebble was trash and never remained paired, so I returned it.
I have a piano and an 88 key digital piano, but I'm looking for something smaller and lighter than can be carried around more easily than the full size digital piano which is only "technically portable." I'm not playing out Piano isn't my main instrument so I don't need a lot of bells and whistles. I would really prefer full sized keys. Also, a headphone Jack is essential. I.
Greatly appreciated. Budget: 30 SGD Size: About the size of regular laptop keyboard (Can be bigger if can fold) Others: It'll be nice if it was a gaming keyboard / mechanical, hopefully it is durable (kinda pushing the limit but the portable + comfortable part is still most impt) Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be.
The NuPhy Air75 V2 is the best low-profile mechanical keyboard we've tested. It comes in several mechanical switch options and offers excellent build quality, impressive portability, and flexible connectivity options.
They fold, they bend, they connect to multiple devices-and there's a surprising variety of travel keyboards to choose from.
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They fold, they bend, they connect to multiple devices-and there's a surprising variety of travel keyboards to choose from.
The NuPhy Air75 V2 is the best low-profile mechanical keyboard we've tested. It comes in several mechanical switch options and offers excellent build quality, impressive portability, and flexible connectivity options.
Arteck Folding Bluetooth Keyboard and Logitech Pebble Bluetooth Mouse: Arteck keyboard was okay, more responsive and easier to type on than the Jelly Comb, but the hinges are a bit wonky so it sits unevenly which makes it move around a lot while typing. Logitech Pebble was trash and never remained paired, so I returned it.
What is a portable travel keyboard you'd recommend that is lightweight, great for typing, sleek in design? Please note that I have removed all IClever stuff out of my searches.
Went on an extended trip recently and decided to get a portable keyboard to go along with my cell phone. I looked at the foldable Bluetooth keyboards but in the end, I opted for a full-sized key, non.
This subreddit is primarily for content related to keyboards with mechanical switches, but we are also open to all other keyboard types such as membrane, rubber dome, and scissor switches. Looking for the instrument? Try /r/keys instead. Please be mindful of your formatting. Avoid posting amazon shortlinks or large strings of links in comments.
The NuPhy Air75 V2 is the best low-profile mechanical keyboard we've tested. It comes in several mechanical switch options and offers excellent build quality, impressive portability, and flexible connectivity options.
What is a portable travel keyboard you'd recommend that is lightweight, great for typing, sleek in design? Please note that I have removed all IClever stuff out of my searches.
Help So, my work is dumb (and cheap). We are switching to a full hotel style office structure and the generic keyboards (and mouse) they will have at the work stations are going to drive me batty. I'm looking for a slim/mini portable keyboard (bluetooth?).
I have a piano and an 88 key digital piano, but I'm looking for something smaller and lighter than can be carried around more easily than the full size digital piano which is only "technically portable." I'm not playing out Piano isn't my main instrument so I don't need a lot of bells and whistles. I would really prefer full sized keys. Also, a headphone Jack is essential. I.
I've gone around in circles about what keyboard to bring. I recently started using a Logitech ergonomic keyboard at home and love it so I gave the Targus ergonomic folding keyboard a try and while it isn't perfect, it works really well/ I put something under the fold to make it elevated in the middle and it gives a really good ergonomic.
Arteck Folding Bluetooth Keyboard and Logitech Pebble Bluetooth Mouse: Arteck keyboard was okay, more responsive and easier to type on than the Jelly Comb, but the hinges are a bit wonky so it sits unevenly which makes it move around a lot while typing. Logitech Pebble was trash and never remained paired, so I returned it.
They fold, they bend, they connect to multiple devices-and there's a surprising variety of travel keyboards to choose from.
Greatly appreciated. Budget: 30 SGD Size: About the size of regular laptop keyboard (Can be bigger if can fold) Others: It'll be nice if it was a gaming keyboard / mechanical, hopefully it is durable (kinda pushing the limit but the portable + comfortable part is still most impt) Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be.
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