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vanMekanisk
vanMekanisk
1 year ago

Depending on what you want to do – for gaming, the 60% keyboard is definitely better (the small one) that it is enormously space-saving and (for gaming) “unnecessary” features (like the num block or the function keys not supported).

“Other” means you probably write/work… Of course, the normal-sized keyboard is better. If your daily life is more than 70% working and 30% shocking, then take the normal big keyboard. If it’s reversed and you’re more shocking than working, the little one would be more practical.

But I would look around for a 60% keyboard in the German layout, just because you’re probably used to it and it’s more practical. You can simply look for “60% keyboard (or keyboard) of the layout”.

Oh yes and the argument that the keyboard with RGB consumes too much power is absolute garbage.

LG

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WristyLocket
WristyLocket
1 year ago

Depends on whether you need the numpad the arrow keys etc what is missing from the small keyboard or not. You should also use another button for each F button fn plus.

Conclusion: If you don’t need the keys, get the smaller ones.

If you need a lot of space, get the smaller ones.

If you need to taste them and have enough mausplatz get the big

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Mauritan
Mauritan
1 year ago

the big, but more subtle.

The colorful light is exciting only in the first days, after which it bothers and needs electricity.

and: Make sure that this thing is to be cleaned. Three weeks will pass, three months, and then igitt.

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RubberDuck1972
RubberDuck1972
1 year ago

I’d rather take the Black Shark.

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