NobbZ

NobbZ

Mice are just another topic…

I use a cheap 10k DPI mouse because I really need this. I barely use the mouse at all, but if I have to, I don’t like to move it that much.

The problem with that cheap mouse for me is, that it’s far to light for my taste.

At the office I use a mouse that could be turned up to roughly 18k DPI, but I settled it at 10 to not have it that much different from home. But its weight is so much better for me. Even though I’d like to put some more grams into it.

Im Not sure what type it is, I do only know it’s a Logitech gaming mouse.

I really don’t like wireless mice, I’ve not used in so far where I had not realized the latency, and I don’t like that.

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dimitarvp

dimitarvp

Logitech G900 Chaos Spectrum

Last mouse you will ever need. Me and my wife both have one and play shooters together. Zero latency of any kind. The mouse becomes wired when you put it for charging as well – and I keep it plugged in all the time unlike my wife who is always playing wireless (and has zero complaints for a year now).

Sorry for off-topic. Just wanted to point out that not all wireless mice have latency. It has a healthy heft to it, too – which you and me need.

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Post #52
mkunikow

mkunikow

Yes I was wondering about this mouse, but better prefer logitech g 502 mosue fit into my hand as I prefer right handed profile.

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Post #53
dimitarvp

dimitarvp

The G900 is ambidextrous by the way. :wink:

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Post #54
mkunikow

mkunikow

Upcoming new cherry mx low profile …

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Post #55
AstonJ

AstonJ

Interesting article here about programmer keyboards…

https://hobgear.com/best-programming-keyboards/

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Post #56
ohcoder

ohcoder

I use HHKB professional 2 + vim

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Post #57
Nicd

Nicd

At home I use this Cherry G80-1000 that I restored: Restoring a Cherry G80-1000 Keyboard — Random Notes

At work, where I can’t be that noisy, I use a random mechanical keyboard with MX Browns, but have been thinking of getting an Ultimate Hacking Keyboard with similar switches.

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Post #58
gon782

gon782

Like @sneako, I use a ErgoDox EZ. It’s ruined every other keyboard for me now: I’m useless with my normal laptop keyboard, for example. I thought it would change how I work, but not that I wouldn’t even be able to type on normal keyboards anymore.

It’s a great keyboard, but I would only recommend it for people who mostly use desktop computers and aren’t very likely to be on the move, using other keyboards. Luckily I’ve been able to reduce my usage of other keyboards and I almost 100% sit in one place using this one, but it does feel bad not being able to just sit down with my laptop without an extra keyboard at all times.

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Post #59
dimitarvp

dimitarvp

@gon782 That’s exactly the reason I am hesitating to try such keyboards. I work on a desktop and 3 separate laptops. Even if the standard layout is suboptimal, I cannot exactly change my laptops’ keyboards and I cannot bring an external keyboard every time (not to mention my own otherwise big desk still has limits).

I am open to try such keyboards in the future but not while I have to actively work on laptops here and there.

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