Code Mechanical Keyboard Reviews and details

Social recommendations and mentions

• LPT: If you're going to use it every day don't be afraid to spend extra for the better one

  I've had this one since 2012. Only thing I've ever done to it is clean it. It just works. After a cleaning, still looks brand new. Source: about 2 years ago

• Looking for a mechanical keyboard with Cherry MX Brown-switches and *HARDWARE COLEMAK* layout (meaning so I don't have to run any of https://colemak.com/Windows)

  You can try and find non-customizeable variants with a Colemak option, but those are going to be more diamond in the rough. Code Keyboards are one of a few such examples. Source: over 2 years ago

• What is the best typing technique for coding? Is it worth learning touch typing?

  I do not need to look at the keyboard. For a while, I used "Das Keyboard", which had no labels on the keys. Now I use "CODE Keyboard". Source: over 2 years ago

• Ask HN: What are some good keyboards?

  I've been using a CODE keyboard [0] for the last five years or so. Been pretty happy overall, the only complaint I could have is that some of the paint is wearing off on well used keys. It is a traditional layout, no split, nothing like that. But I have personally found that I only get sore wrists and fingers when I let the room temperature get too low, so I keep it warm and my keyboard choice seems to have no... - Source: Hacker News / about 3 years ago

• I am but a peasant sire

  All my computers until very recently have been laptops so I just grew up with chicklet keyboards but I wanted to try out mechs and my new employer offered to get me one of these CODE keyboards with MX clear switches. It was cool at first but somewhat fatiguing to type on for long periods so I had them swap it out for one of these ergonomic Microsoft membrane keyboards and, other than the F keys being rubbish, it's... Source: over 3 years ago

• PS/2 is superior, change my mind

  There's a newer model of the same keyboard. The keys themselves are identical, but it's USB-C on the keyboard side instead of micro-USB, and it supports NKRO-over-USB. Source: over 3 years ago

• Okay! Who's using Blues???

  I was using the CODE TKL with them: https://codekeyboards.com/ also added on some O rings and gave it a really solid thwonk noise when typing that did not travel too far either. After that I think I have seen them on one other keyboard stock. Source: almost 4 years ago

• Keyboard/Mouse Help Needed for CS Student/Gamer

  Keyboard: Code Mechanical w/ cherry mx clear switches. Source: about 4 years ago