Mech Keyboard

[ItsMinJunLol]

Hi! I currently own the Strafe RGB. I think the keyboard itself is excellent. The cherry mx brown feels very nice(I might go for the mx clear. Heard it has a much more of a tactile feeling), and the build quality and the rgb is very nice, but one thing I didn't know before buying this is the keycaps are SO DAMN SMALL. I constantly press 2 keys or just miss a key because the keyboard is pretty tight I don't need a numpad or whatever the hell is on the side of the keyboard, but what I need is a mechanical keyboard with big keys and a big layout (a size similar to the mac air late 2015(I use it for school)) that I won't constantly over or under reach the keys. Can someone suggest me a cherry mx brown or clear that has reasonably sized keycaps with rgb lighting and I will prefer a wrist rest if possible. Thanks!

So the 'requirements' are

Cherry mx brown or clear (I can always try out other keys tho (but I like tactile))

Medium-big keycaps(Similar to the late mac air 2015(~16mmx16mm))

Reasonable layout (no smaller shift key, shortened arrows, etc.) and I would prefer QWERTY English US keyboard layout.

RGB and wrist rest if possible, but normal backlighting is fine.

 

 

[pwn_intended]

Mech keyboards (for the most part) all use the exact same size of keycap. It is considered a normal full size keycap, and larger doesn't exist. What you're describing is a laptop style "chicklet" keyboard. The keys are still the same size, but they do not taper down like standard keycaps, making them look bigger I suppose.

 

To my knowledge, there are no chicklet mech keyboards currently on the market, but I'm sure there's a company somewhere in the world making them.

[ItsMinJunLol]

1 minute ago, pwn_intended said:

Mech keyboards (for the most part) all use the exact same size of keycap. It is considered a normal full size keycap, and larger doesn't exist. What you're describing is a laptop style "chicklet" keyboard. The keys are still the same size, but they do not taper down like standard keycaps, making them look bigger I suppose.

 

To my knowledge, there are no chicklet mech keyboards currently on the market, but I'm sure there's a company somewhere in the world making them.

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Oh I'm sorry, is it keys then? The ones that you actually press on.

[WkdPaul]

Thread moved to Peripherals

[ItsMinJunLol]

4 minutes ago, pwn_intended said:

Mech keyboards (for the most part) all use the exact same size of keycap. It is considered a normal full size keycap, and larger doesn't exist. What you're describing is a laptop style "chicklet" keyboard. The keys are still the same size, but they do not taper down like standard keycaps, making them look bigger I suppose.

 

To my knowledge, there are no chicklet mech keyboards currently on the market, but I'm sure there's a company somewhere in the world making them.

 

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