Vortex Pok3r Giveaway sponsored by Massdrop

[mcendoma]

While I always prefer a full sized keyboard, the smaller sized one would always be more practical because of limited desk space and the fact that I often travel to LAN party's and the less I have to carry the better.

[PlaskaSciana]

I've never typed on 60% keyboard, but I think it may be the most comfortable.

[kylekiller46]

I'd love to have the opportunity to win a new keyboard. I prefer full sized keyboard though. 

[HellaflushMcSwaggins]

I have been a fan of the Pok3r keyboards and 60% keyboards in general, but even if the price on Massdrop was really good, the shipping cost would be high.

I have been interested in getting a 60% keyboard for quite some time because I go to places with a laptop, but the built in keyboard of the laptop sucks and I can't carry my G710+ everywhere and a TKL costs more than a fullsize keyboard in my country.

Thanks to Massdrop for providing this awesome keyboard and other products that LMG has given away.

[earlgray12]

Personally I've only ever used a full-size keyboard, although I am interested in 60% keyboards as my desk isn't very spacious and the smaller unit could prove beneficial.

[Albatross]

Neato!

 

I definitely prefer full sized keyboards. The reason as to why is because I have a use for every single key (the small keyboards just don't interest me at all) plus they have the ability to have their keys spaced. I cannot write on a keyboard where the keys are smashed together (like laptops and stuff).

 

Thanks to Massdrop and LMG for hosting this giveaway for us, and good luck to everyone/congratz to the winner ahead of time.  

[marianoska]

I prefer a full sized keyboard, I just can't get used to smaller ones

[thekeemo]

120% is where its at macros for everything and a numpad for even more stuff

60% is OK as long as I have another keyboard I can use for macros

[LZ_Mike]

I've gotten used to full 104 keyboards, but I plan on moving to a tenkey-less layout for ergonomic reasons and because I don't use the numpad that much.

I've been curious about 60% keyboards since Linus covered the Ducky Shine. Saving desk space is always a good thing, and I want to see if I can game and/or program on one.

[woodycarson]

Awesome!

 

I've only had full size and tenkeyless, so I can't really say with certainty what my favorite keyboard size is. I definitely prefer the tenkeyless over full size. I've been itching for a poker 2 until I heard the 3 was coming out. I want to say that I would love the even smaller size, but I'm not sure how I will like certain keys like insert, delete and f keys only being accessible with modifiers. 

[Leonard]

My favorite keyboard size is 10keyless because of the neatness of the form factor and i experience no fatigue after typing for long periods, i do experience fatigue with full sized keyboards, i hate large bulky keyboards.

 

I have used a 60% board and found i had the same non-fatigue feel after long typing periods like a 80% 10keyless.

 

I function worse with a 104-key layout because i am accustomed to a 10keyless because of the relaxing way it feels under my hand placement as my typing teacher said a keyboard must feel and i normally just do not use the num-pad on a 104-key layout.

 

Cool give away MASSDROP & LTT!

[64izadi]

I've only used full-sized keyboards so I don't really know if I like better the 60% models. However, I don't use the keypad very often so I think that I might like them.

[FranAmestoy]

Hello everyone! I've been folowing the community through YouTube and today I decided to join.

 

Personally, I like the 60% boards for portatile usage, like when im sitting at the couch controlling my pc remotely on the tv. In that case, I generally dont use the num keys, and I dont need much the function ones, rather than volume control.

 

In the other hand, I prefeer a full-size one for productivity, like when I'm at work, since I use excel a lot, and the num-pad is a must.

 

I dont get the point for gaming keyobards wich has a lot of programmable keys, just can't get an idea on what to use them for...

 

Thanks and see you around!

[Toeslap]

I love the space those keyboards save. I hardly use the Number pad or Arrow Keys.

[spitflies]

I've never actually used anything but a full sized keyboard...I've also never used a mechanical keyboard either. I think it would be great to have something minimal like this for gaming, since I almost never use anything more than the standard gaming keys.

[LeighPing]

Thanks Nick and Massdrop.

 

My favourite keyboard currently is the G15. It's huge but does everything needed. I'm due for an upgrade soon though.

[2fest]

I've always loved 60% boards. They look better, feel nicer, and almost always provide what a computer user needs.

[HunterSVK]

I prefer full size keyboeard, i need to have my numpad.

[iamaperson]

for me it really depends on the application, for doing schoolwork I love full sized boards, so that's what I have on my main PC, but I like to have a 60% board on my desk for using with my laptop, or taking with me to LAN's at friends houses.  

[Rashith]

I like full size keyboards 

[EthnicsTulips]

i never really used anything but full size, so i guess that would be my favorite?

[mrpoox]

10keyless, and i don't realy know the reson, just like it more-_-

[estrangeiro]

I have been using a 60% keyboard recently. It saves me a lot of desk space and I can easily take it with me.

[stconquest]

Full-sized.  I like the number keypad.

[Theguywhobea]

I think I definitely prefer ten-keyless keyboards, I don't use the numpad all that often and if I really needed it I would get an external for when I did.