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Home Keychron K4v2: Custom built (franken switch) Kailh Silent Box Browns. Bottom housing, and Springs are from Kailh Box Royals. Top housing, stem, and tactile hammer from the Box Browns.
Work Keycron K4v3: currently have the stock Keychron Banana switch and they are ok. I like the spring weight but im not in love with the rest of the switch. My board also came with 5 bad switches so thats not a great selling point.
Travel Keychron K17 Pro: Gateron LP Blues, fewer options so these are the ones I like to annoy people with on the train or airplane.
I have a bunch of other keyboards with different switches ranging from Outemu silent white, purples, to Cherry brown, and silvers.
I cant even remember all the switches I have, and I have given away so many to friends...
How do you like the full keyboards you have? I'm looking for a new one
I don't use them, the 96% K4v2 and v3 are what I prefer for the compact but nearly full sized.
The k17 pro is ok but I don't enjoy the extra size. The smallest keyboards I can use are 60% or 10 keyless since I use function keys and num pads all to often.
If I was a writer and not do doing math/engineering related things I would skip the extra keys.
Thanks for sharing. Maybe I'll try the compact. I have become so accustomed to the full sized keyboard, but I do find it to be clumsy.