It's not really a chiclet keyboard but the Logitech g915 TKL is pretty great. It's low profile so might solve your problems?I'm looking for a good Tenkeyless Chiclet Keyboard. I work using a mac magic keyboard and need something similar for my personal now. Whenever I use it I constantly hit the wrong key and feel like more of a retard than usual when typing. My muscle memory is all fucked up.
I'd consider getting another magic keyboard I guess, but I like not having to dick with the bluetooth because I leave the work computer on when I am switching to my personal. My personal is a windows machine, work is a macbook.
Any suggestions?
I'm surprised to see someone mention these. They lasted me maybe 3 months before the bridge started cracking. The build quality on them is just horrible. Outside of sennheiser ever coming out with a "good" pair of headphones with a mic - Im just not seeing it happen anytime soon. I settled for some low-mid grade Elite Atlas Aero's and they've done surprisingly well - my ears just feel like they reach 130 Fahrenheit after an hour of use. Other than that, no complaints at all.
I had these already, hated them. The build quality is solid, sound is good, and mic is great. Issue is that my ears kept touching the drivers and it drove me nuts.Ya. Wireless headsets usually have a huge flaw. Those that are light usually sound like crap. Those that are great sounding weigh a ton. I stuck with the Corsair Virtuoso's. They sound great sound and mic wise. Aren't too heavy with good build and padding.
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I'm surprised to see someone mention these. They lasted me maybe 3 months before the bridge started cracking. The build quality on them is just horrible. Outside of sennheiser ever coming out with a "good" pair of headphones with a mic - Im just not seeing it happen anytime soon. I settled for some low-mid grade Elite Atlas Aero's and they've done surprisingly well - my ears just feel like they reach 130 Fahrenheit after an hour of use. Other than that, no complaints at all.
Any big retailer can be used this way, but of course, they don't have every model. I went through a dozen different headsets from Best Buy when trying to find a wireless one that would work. Some of them didn't get out of the parking lot before I walked right back in to return them for store credit.I work on a computer and game on a different one. My work computer mouse is some cheap ass Dell thing that is awesome. Fits my hand perfect, no issues at all. My home computer has been Razer mice for ages. The software is fine and they are really accurate and adjustable, especially when you want speed. The problem for me is it's really uncomfortable. Like my hands hurts after 30 minutes on it. I checked and the old Dell one has been changed slightly in the newer version.
Someone needs a rental service with about 30 different mice so you can try each out for an hour and see if it fits.
Works well for mice that they have on display, but I've found they rarely have the mice I actually want to compare. Headphones/mic combos are a different story. I've only ever been able to try them at FYE or something. Even then, a $150 pair needs like an hour or more to see the heat dissipation and fit. Which is just unrealistic.Any big retailer can be used this way, but of course, they don't have every model. I went through a dozen different headsets from Best Buy when trying to find a wireless one that would work. Some of them didn't get out of the parking lot before I walked right back in to return them for store credit.
yea, I'm saying buy the mouse, take it home, use it for up to 14 days, and return it if you don't like it. Not talking about product they have out on Display in the store.Works well for mice that they have on display, but I've found they rarely have the mice I actually want to compare. Headphones/mic combos are a different story. I've only ever been able to try them at FYE or something. Even then, a $150 pair needs like an hour or more to see the heat dissipation and fit. Which is just unrealistic.
I got this. Nice recommendation sir!It's not really a chiclet keyboard but the Logitech g915 TKL is pretty great. It's low profile so might solve your problems?
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Took a little while but got used to this mouse and love it. Good rec.I've had an MX Master at home and work for 8+ years now, best mouse I have ever had for productivity stuff. Heavy enough to be substantial in your hand, buttons are super accurate and not fatiguing, side wheel and top wheel are very useful and in good spots (I do a lot of side scrolling due to reading large documents), etc.
It's not a gaming mouse but if you're looking for work stuff, it's the way to go.
I'm still happy with mine. Hope it works out for you!I got this. Nice recommendation sir!