Keyboards

Keyboard used in the workspace setup.

More compact, with function row and arrow keys, but scrunched together.

Keyboard used in the desk setup for typing and work tasks.

A TKL keyboard from Logitech G915 model.

Mechanical keyboard with custom keycaps and switches, favored for its customization and typing experience.

Popular for high-quality keycaps, customizable RGB lighting, and solid construction, favored by enthusiasts for reliability.

Yoga's favorite desk item, a birthday gift with personal value, appreciated for its sound, feel, and look.

A 65% layout keyboard with Blue Hot-Swappable Gateron Keys chosen by Rahul for his workspace.

A wireless keyboard used for input, designed for comfort and productivity.

A keyboard used in the setup, contributing to the typing experience.

Another keyboard option mentioned in the setup.

A keyboard part of the workspace, contributing to the minimalist and efficient tool placement.

Frequently used tool, indispensable for physical interaction during work.

A keyboard that is part of the workspace, facilitating typing tasks for design and content creation.

A keyboard from Apple used in the setup.

Keychron Q1 V2 keyboard used in the desk setup.

Keyboard model, essential for inputting data and commands.

An organised desk setup featured, owned by Brian, a research associate in San Francisco who likes to tinker with self-built keyboards and computers.

Predominantly used in the United States, has a rectangular Enter key and a longer left Shift key, often preferred for its simplicity and slightly wide...

Include split keyboards and contoured designs to reduce strain and increase comfort.

Notable equipment chosen for the desk setup.

A keyboard used for input, part of the workstation's peripheral devices.

A mechanical keyboard that Yu Sin built himself, with components handpicked to match his taste.

Custom mechanical keyboard with ortholinear layout, Dennis's favorite item, assembled from scratch with a heavy aluminium case, Aflion Melody switches...

A compact, weighty, anodised KBDfans case with stealth-black linear switches and Cherry Milkshake keycaps.

Wireless keyboard used for both work and personal setup, allowing easy transition without cable management issues.

Top choice keyboard with great key feel, whether mechanical or not.

Main keyboard in the workspace, designed for function in the ergonomic setup.

Gaming keyboard used in the desk setup, offering an alternative input option.

Used as part of the desk setup, contributing to the overall workstation functionality.

A mechanical keyboard that enhances the typing experience in the workspace.

A potential new mechanical keyboard that matches the workspace's aesthetics and provides a better typing experience.

A wireless keyboard with a numpad, part of the essential tools for getting work done.

Keyboard used in the setup, with southpaw layout.

The keyboard used for input.

The keyboard currently featured in Tristan Green's setup.

A keyboard used in the workspace setup.

Keyboard used for typing and navigating during design and development work.

Wireless keyboard for input, enhancing typing convenience in the workspace.

Another keyboard option in the setup, offering variety for the user.

A favorite item, ergonomic and customizable, with a sleek design and satisfying click that helps with tedious tasks.

A mechanical keyboard part of the workspace, used for typing and productivity.

A split mechanical keyboard joined via group buy for flexibility in the workspace.

Custom mechanical keyboard with hot-swap ISO layout, sourced components for a 'creamy' and 'marbly' sound profile.

Keyboard part of the minimalist and productive desk setup.

Wireless mechanical keyboard used for typing, part of the desk setup.

A keyboard designed or assembled by Arek, tailored to his preferences for his design work.

A mechanical keyboard with G-square dreamland linear switches, used for typing and gaming.

Keyboard in the setup, contributing to the minimalist and Japandi design aesthetic.

A keyboard in the setup, part of the peripherals used for typing and input.

Keyboards used in the desk setup for typing.

A keyboard used in the desk setup, contributing to the functionality of the workspace.

A slim keyboard included in the desk setup.

Offers hot-swappable switch sockets, solid build quality, compact form factor, and supports QMK firmware for programmability.

Known for hot-swappable PCB and excellent build quality, providing a great platform for customisation with various switch and keycap options.

Premium build and unique design, supports hot-swappable switches and customisable layouts, with per-switch RGB LEDs and USB-C.

Praised for customizable cases and high-quality aluminum build, offers hot-swappable options and compatibility with various PCBs.

Features hot-swappable sockets, high-quality keycaps, robust build, vibrant designs, and extensive switch compatibility.

Renowned for build quality and typing experience, not hot-swappable but a solid foundation for switch modifications and custom keycaps.

60% keyboard with hot-swappable switches, customizable RGB lighting, compatible with a wide range of switches and keycap sets.

Popular for compact size, Bluetooth connectivity, RGB lighting, and software customisation for key remapping and macros.

Have a noticeable bump before the key actuates, giving feedback, perfect for typing to know when the key has registered.

Similar to tactile but with an added click sound, fun to type on but can be loud in shared spaces.

Reliable, a bit scratchy compared to newer options.

Known for smooth switches like the Ink and Oil King series.

Affordable and very smooth.

Offers tactile switches with strong bumps.

Famous for the deep-sounding Boba U4T tactile switch.

Budget-friendly and smooth.

Measure how far down the key is pressed, allowing for variable input, great for gaming but usually require special software and can be proprietary.

Includes everything — function keys, number pad, and arrow keys, great if you use the number pad frequently.

Removes the number pad, saving space while keeping most other keys.

Designed for efficiency and speed, with a different arrangement of keys to minimise finger movement.

Another alternative layout aimed at improving typing speed and comfort, with a focus on keeping common letters on the home row.

A keyboard on the left side of a setup, mentioned by Jake Yang, a software engineer from Seattle who was inspired to build his own keyboard after seei...

A keyboard on the right side of a setup, part of Jake Yang's desk who built his own keyboard.

A full-size keyboard with dedicated macro keys and a sturdy aluminum frame, perfect for power users and gamers needing extra functionality.

A keyboard with a convenient shelf for phone or iPad, comfortable with round keys despite initial adjustment.

Wireless keyboard used for input, along with a NuPhy Halo65.

Additional keyboard used alongside the Logitech G915.

A keyboard used in the setup, serving as an input device for various tasks.

A custom mechanical keyboard with specific switches and keycaps, the result of progressing through Logitech G Pro, Anne Pro 2, and NK65 Milkshake edit...

Starter mechanical keyboard, later followed by a custom-built model.

Custom-built mechanical keyboard with an orange ESC key to match the theme.

Custom keyboard with specific switches and keycaps.

A 60% mechanical keyboard used for work.

A gaming keyboard used as a shortcut key for drawing software.

A blue mechanical keyboard being considered for upgrade.

A keyboard part of the workstation setup, ensuring a responsive and efficient typing experience.

A compact mechanical keyboard with a dedicated function/media key row, allowing control of media with single keypresses.

Mechanical keyboard with a black matte finish and amazing typing experience, paired with the Logitech mouse.

Dejan's preferred keyboard, a 60% compact size that saves desk space.

A keyboard that is part of the minimalist and functional desk setup.

Consider using an external keyboard and mouse for better posture when using a laptop.

In a shared home office, a split keyboard is a great choice because it lets each of you adjust it to your own comfort and helps to prevent wrist strai...

A mechanical keyboard with Gateron Low-profile 2.0 Blue Switches, favored for its tactile feel and clicky sound.

A mechanical keyboard with Olivia clones, paired with a felt desk mat for comfortable use.

Keyboard used in the desk setup.