Best compact mechanical keyboard?

[ThatSemiConductor]

I am getting a new Macbook Pro, and plan on using it in clamshell mode while at my desk. This means that I need a compact, mac compatible, mechanical keyboard.

[Opeth747]

 K65?

[IMPERIUS]

Idk if the cm storm quickfire series is mac compatible. Look at the tk, rapid i and quickfire

[ThatSemiConductor]

 K65?

corsair?

[Opeth747]

corsair?

Yeah

[ThatSemiConductor]

Yeah

it isn't mac friendly, unfortunatly

[Opask]

I am getting a new Macbook Pro, and plan on using it in clamshell mode while at my desk. This means that I need a compact, mac compatible, mechanical keyboard.

The planck 40%. Or any 60%. I quite like my pok3r.

[Opeth747]

it isn't mac friendly, unfortunatly

Where do you see that? I know for a fact the K70 works on mac so I don't see why the K65 wouldn't. 

[samcool55]

Ducky mini, afaik doesn't need any drivers, it just works with the standard ones.

[ThatSemiConductor]

Where do you see that? I know for a fact the K70 works on mac so I don't see why the K65 wouldn't. 

On the Corsair website it lists the compatible systems, and OS X isn't listed.

[KaminKevCrew]

On the Corsair website it lists the compatible systems, and OS X isn't listed.

You might not be able to change the lights and stuff, as there won't be any available drivers, but it should work as a keyboard just fine. That being said, corsair keyboards really aren't that nice..

[ThatSemiConductor]

You might not be able to change the lights and stuff, as there won't be any available drivers, but it should work as a keyboard just fine. That being said, corsair keyboards really aren't that nice..

yea, I was thinking about the Razer Blackwidow TE which is relatively cheap

[Nerd.]

If you are willing to go with a 60% then i suggest the pok3r, one of the most solidly built keyboards out there.

[KaminKevCrew]

yea, I was thinking about the Razer Blackwidow TE which is relatively cheap

It's cheap because the switches aren't anywhere near as good (imo) as Cherry or gateron. I personally prefer gateron switches, but all the well known brands use cherry that's why my next keyboard is going to be a custom built one.