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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: Jajasica on Thu, 31 December 2015, 23:45:46
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Hi guys, i'm a newbie new and this is my first post ;D
I'm using Corsair K95 RGB but i think it's too big for me. However, i really don't know which keyboard i have to buy next so please help me :)
I want some kind like Noppo Choc Mini 84, 75% keyboard in white with Cherry MX Red and LED.
Thank you :D
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Welcome to Geekhack!
Why not just get a Noppoo Choc Mini 84, 75% keyboard in white with Cherry MX Red and LED?
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I don't like the green LED on this Noppoo white version, that's why i want more options to decide
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Is there a particular reason why you want a 75%?
They are often more difficult to get replacement keycap sets for due to non-standard areas of keycaps.
A TKL (80%) in standard ANSI layout would give you many more options.
https://mechanicalkeyboards.com/search.php?keyword=&brand=&switch=5&size=Tenkeyless&led=either&capmat=&capprint=&model=&in_stock=off&in_stock=on&preorder=off&preorder=on
Although that search does show a few that are not TKL.
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Not any special reason but many because it's small may be. I don't like the mini 60%.
But if a TKL 80%, filco MJ2 good?
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Why not the MK84 from mechanicalkeyboards.com?
https://mechanicalkeyboards.com/search.php?keyword=MK84 (https://mechanicalkeyboards.com/search.php?keyword=MK84)
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Actually perhaps to get a better idea, what do you use on the keyboard?
Do you need the function keys F1-F12? Do you need the arrow keys? Do you need a numpad?
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Actually perhaps to get a better idea, what do you use on the keyboard?
Do you need the function keys F1-F12? Do you need the arrow keys? Do you need a numpad?
That definitely varies from person to person. That being said, smaller keyboards utilizes layers that allow you to have keys performing multiple functions.