NocFree

𝑯𝒆𝒍𝒍𝒐. Nocfree& 日本語配列、かなり気に入っています。

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NocFree & - Split Ergonomic Color - Midnight Blue Switches - NocFree Mist (Silent) This low-profile split keyboard has a strong chance of becoming my go-to travel board. The build quality is exceptional, featuring an aluminum unibody chassis with a low-profile gasket mount that delivers a noticeably smoother and more comfortable typing experience. The wireless dongle is cleverly tucked away behind the metal accent, adding to the board's clean, thoughtful design. It's a sleek, stylish keyboard, and the stabilizers come perfectly lubed and balanced right out of the box. My biggest complaint is the lack of adjustable feet. The Tenting, Charge & Stand Kit feels almost essential, as it greatly improves the typing angle and overall ergonomics. Since I don't have the kit, I've been propping the keyboard against the edge of my laptop to reduce wrist strain during longer typing sessions. If I get the opportunity to pick up the kit, I'll likely post a follow-up review covering the complete experience. Another thing worth mentioning is that the keycaps attract fingerprints and oils very quickly, so they can look dirty after only a short period of use. I highly recommend keeping a microfiber cloth in your bag to quickly wipe away smudges and keep the keyboard looking clean. Despite these drawbacks, the keyboard has been incredibly practical to use. Its compact split design makes it easy to pack and transport, making it an excellent companion for travel. The portability and quality has made it a keyboard I will keep in my bag for travel use.

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New toy on the desk. A split mechanical keyboard. ⌨️ The timing of this purchase is questionable. Just when everyone is telling me that AI agents will write all the code, answer all the emails, and basically do my job, I decided to invest in a keyboard that's supposedly better for typing. That said, after 20+ years of coding on regular keyboards, I finally gave in and bought a split keyboard. My typing speed has fallen off a cliff, shortcuts are a total lottery, and to be fair every sentence is an adventure. But I have to admit - the ergonomics feel surprisingly good already. So either: AI agents will make this purchase completely pointless. Or I'll still be typing thousands of lines every week and my wrists will thank me. P.S. The keyboard is @NocFree & (nocfree.com/products/nocfree…) and I order it in October last year. So far it has been worth the wait.