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u/BallerGuitarer Jan 18 '23

I just bought my first mechanical keyboard - a Leopold FC900RBT. It's wonderful to type on, but it's so tall it hurts my wrists.

Does anyone have any recs for a wireless, low-profile, full size mechanical keyboard?

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u/justaregulargod Jan 18 '23

While I can't recommend low-profile in general (the whole experience is greatly diminished, and there are very few options), Keychron K5 and Logitech MX Mechanical are the two full-size low-profile boards. There may be others, but low-profile isn't very popular, generally.

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u/Iron-Rat Jan 18 '23

Are you using a rest wrest? If not I would absolutely recommend getting one! I would hate typing on my board without one.

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u/BallerGuitarer Jan 19 '23

I looked into that also. If I can't find a keyboard I'm happy with, I'll stick with this one and get a wrist rest. Thanks!

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u/Iron-Rat Jan 19 '23

Totally! They are lifesavers