So I was thinking, I'm getting into programming and such, and I find that the vast majority of keyboards are not comfortable at ALL for fast, accurate typing. Regardless of the design, I'm finding that each and every one has its shortcomings, whether it is slim, chicklet, or normal size. I have yet to find one I feel truly comfortable with. If it helps, I'm left-handed too (everything seems made for right-handers :P). Thanks in advance.
What keyboards do programmers use?
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I am left handed too! I use a Microsoft Sidewinder X6 keyboard for comfort and fast typing (the buttons have a nice bounce back feeling, and u dont need to push the buttons hard either). The keyboard is also backlit in case you need to type in the dark.
And is it most comfortable to you compared to other keyboards, considering the fact that you're left handed too? Also do you need to have it in a particular orientation, like left handers usually rotate their papers when they write?MrClass wroteI am left handed too! I use a Microsoft Sidewinder X6 keyboard for comfort and fast typing (the buttons have a nice bounce back feeling, and u dont need to push the buttons hard either). The keyboard is also backlit in case you need to type in the dark.
I'm not entirely sure about the difference if left handed, but I recently acquired a bunch of Microsoft Comfort Curve for me and my developers and we're all extremely happy about them.
Very comfy insanely cheap.
Very comfy insanely cheap.