If you own a mechanical keyboard...

[The Voice]

Htf you work without a numpad, even games use them.

Ah man that triggers me! Maybe cause I don't only use my keyboard for gaming, but everything else as well - and I NEED a numpad!

 

[ShloshMalosh]

Not everyone needs a numpad... and smaller boards are better for ur shoulder joints.

 

[Neoprod]

Htf you work without a numpad, even games use them.

Are you a cashier, ponds?

I don't miss the numpad section really (I switch between full-size and TKL when I work on different machines).

I use a Corsair K65 Vengeance or a Thermaltake Poseidon on my main machine, MS Natural on the docked work laptop.

The Corsair has gotten a little rattle-y (noticeably on the space-bar) over the years. The Poseidon I've only had a few months - it's really solid. Great feel.

 

[RedViking]

Meh, mechanicals keyboards are noisy and pointless.

Just like your comment?

 

[L-Dog]

The razer blackwidow elite is on sale for R2500. Anyone own one and can recommend it?

 

[friedpiggy]

I just took delivery of my first ever mechanical. Redragon Varuna (K559) It is a very different experience I must admit. A bit louder than I was expecting, but I will get used to that. Keys are a bit smaller than the keyboard I was using, but that isn't an issue as I have fairly narrow fingers. The keys seem to "take" right at the top so it feels super sensitive versus the membrane one I was using.

Overall a very pleasant yet different experience. At the price it was a bargain I think. R879 on sale at Takealot