A Keyboard Made for Productivity: The Keychron Q5 

Thank you for the support man! If you decide to go through Keychron, they just released the V5 which is the same keyboard but half the price 👌

Anyone who works in Networking.

Anyone who uses excel tabs

@@ddw-yg6pn Exactly! Most STEM related fields will need one for sure

I don't really use it for work. Mainly for my budget app when inputting my transactions

@@igora50 that’s great man, what budget app are you using?

Correct! This is why I recommend going with Amazon, not only does it include shipping, but you get a better return policy as well.

The numpad is definitely my favorite part for work since I constantly am using it for data analytics. I haven't tried a split keyboard or ortholinear though. Is it difficult to adjust to the format over a normal staggered keyboard?

@@nerdgrafx adjusting to a split keyboard only took maybe an hour max, and my brain adapted to the increased width. It’s just so much more comfortable the FoldKB only has ortho alphas; the mods are regular sized (although kinda ortho layout just to match the alphas) I didn’t find it too hard to adjust to, but I am still a little slow just because the spacing is just so slightly different to where I’ll graze but not actuate the corners of keys. I think if I used a full ortho layout I’d have issues because of every key being 1u. I really like having a few differently sized keys to orient myself, plus it fits standard keycap sets, no need for ortho compatibility or special kits I also have some medium linears in it, so that’s contributing a lot I think. I’d say it took me 15 minutes to adapt 75%, but getting 100% confident with it is taking a lot longer Being able to switch to a number pad on either hand depending on mood/what else I’m doing at the moment is so useful though for data entry

@@jammies701 Yea I can definitely see that. I am not a fan of ortho layout because of the key size. I have struggled with tablet keyboards before since they are not the full size. Could just be that it will take time to get adjusted. This is helpful. I have been looking at getting a left handed 1800/96% just so I can use my left hand and not let go of my mouse. Might have to do something similar as you and get a macro pad so I can adjust it to whatever side I want it.