I'll use a mouse for my desktop, but on my thinkpad, i don't see a reason to use anything else.

@@daydodog Do to the RSI in my wrist from typing nearly my whole life If I'm at home, or somewhere with a large surface I'll use my Sharkk vertical ergonomic wireless mouse, otherwise yep it's the track point on my Thinkpad X140e as under Linux Mint 19 Mate the trackpad is a jittery mess.

Bryce Snell That's trackball erasure.

Those people are dicks.

I don't use a mouse anymore, they are inconvinient. A trackpoint is superior to a trackpad and excellent for fast navigation just put the sensitivity close to max just like for a mouse. They have it at low sensitivity for beginners. If need to do high precision work like drawing or photo editing then I use my cheap, small, portable drawing tablet from XP pen, much better than a mouse at the same price point and more useful. The trackpad I only use for two finger scrolling, since that's all it's good for, so even if I nudge the trackpad it doesn't move the the pointer since I disabled one finger input on it. I mostly scroll with the trackpoint + middle button anyway, but sometimes when I need to scroll fast I use the trackpad with two fingers.

Oh man. I've got something GREAT-looking coming up sometime in the New Year ;D .

@@Chyrosran22 Ooooo can't wait

Although the symbol used is for square Nautical micromiles. Not sure which is the correct unit, mind you, just pointing this out in a non-nerdy, matter-of-fact-like, this-is-not-at-all-important tone of of voice.

At least you died with a last good video!

THAD IS BACK FROM JAIL!

Thank you :) .

Looks like I misread it off the script xD .

I knew something was wrong..

(mNM)^2 = uNM^2

Every single day I get triggered by the fact that my country still uses the imperial system.

I will definitely screencap this info, thank you!.

This is true, but Unicomp already do boards with that colour scheme, so it's less "unique", so to speak.

@@Chyrosran22 I guess that makes sense. If they want a unique keyboard like the M13, they want the whole thing, not parts of it

It's extremely uncomfortable without the nub xD .

Glad that someone mentioned the EnduraPro

Unicomp could really need more exposure.

Piece of piss for a Dutchman to pronounce ;) .

They're all fairly comparable imo. Nothing fundamentally different. A little bit of variety, but almost none.

I'm sure it works for some people. For me it was just too slow xD .

@@Chyrosran22 If possible, save up for a RollerMouse RED. The learning curve is a little high, but after you get used to it, you can control it by either your thumb(s), or fingers, , either use it one handed or two in certain situations, and you can switch hands on the fly without having to move the entire unit. Also it renders the whole "I need more space for my mouse" argument moot since it will work with any keyboard that isn't some curvy ergo monstrosity of a keyboard. (Edit: Every thing from this point onwards was a unintended rant. View desecration is advised!) Its pretty precise and just like trackballs, it is kind of a, as long as you learn to use it, it will be fine type of deal. There's other RollerMice but the others have various misc. problems that the RED fixed. Yes is expensive as all hell for a "mouse" (imo I prefer the term cursor/pointer - control. Mouse is basically to the cursor-control world as "mechanical" is to keyboards. Its a useless umbrella term that doesn't work very efficiently in practice) I'm not sure if the other RollerMice have this, but for some reason the RollerMouse RED doesn't seem to have perceivable cursor drift. I did not anticipate this and expected it to be god awful for gaming. I play 2-D games so needless to say my assumptions was not the results. Never go full assumption mode. It always leads to some sort of over sight. PS: Regular optical mice to me are the cherry MX of the cursor control world. I don't like them. Mice are needly little buggers and give very little in exchange. "Oh but they can have more buttons". Just save up for a Elecom-Huge at that point! (Huge trackball with a hilariously high button count) Mice are overrated. Their cons are hilariously thrown under the rug hoping nobody notices. While I'm on this tangent I had no intention of getting into, I also hate how mice, to get the most out of them, you need a mouse pad to go with it. Mice are cheap, until you take the mouse pad into account as well. Even with cheap mousepads, the mousepad's cost plus the mouse itself adds up. (In addition to the injuries mice cause. Like low profile keyboards, but amplified 10 times over and concentrated on your entire arm. Mice are an abusing relationship filled to the brim with enabling. Which is how companies like Razer keep getting away with shenanigans) PSS: I only intended on recommended a RollerMouse RED only to rant instead MB. XD PSSS: Forgot to mention that the DPI goes pretty high on the RollerMouse RED should you set it to be so. Also reprogrammable buttons. 6 to be precise. 7 if you count the optional "tap to click" as a "button". My personal set up is to have the center button below the scroll wheel as left-click, and the tap to click to be right-click. That way no matter which hand I switch to, it is more a less the same layout. It even allows for profile layouts for different programs. So if I make a button layout profile for a specific game, when I play that game, it automatically switches my button profile to that specific game profile I made.

Apparently the EnduraPro's form stemmed from a Japanese sized Model M13, but well, in a ANSI layout with english legends. I could be wrong though.

No, and on a fairly recent Q&A, he mentioned that he's already quite busy doing this and his job, so he hasn't had much of an opportunity to try.

Have you looked at the shinobi yoda

@@brenster21 Eh, not really my thing. The plastic looks too matte(read: easy to wear), and the shape is unappealing to me.

@@TDownit_Strider fair enough.

Dunno xD .

It's looks like a Tenkeyless from WASD Keyboards. The caps are DSA Skull Squadron.

Also pretty sure it's a WASD V2 TKL. (Source: l have one.)

Git gud m8. I learned to love TrackPoint.

Quite a lot of MKs were produced in Mexico! A lot of manufacturing from the USA was spun off there.

@@Chyrosran22 Were any Cherry MX or Alps keyboards made in Mexico?

@@Beegstation Yes, some AT101's and AEKII's were made in Mexico. A lot more came from IBM and especially Key Tronic, though.

This is by far the best option. The day Lenovo removes the trackpoint from their thinkpads is the day thier thinkpads die. I actually used a trackpoint for gaming for years. It’s honestly not terrible for low precision stuff like minecraft

I'd say the K120 is indeed durable and cheap. However, it is also a cheaply built, case-flexes-on-every-touch disappointment when it comes to typing feel.

@@LouisCYUL agree lol

Don't, it's ultra shite It uses IBM's 1st gen trackpoint which is pretty terrible

@@tristan6509 still a trackpoint on a PC , I'd kill for that My dream is to have a full ps2 keyboard (WITH A NUMBERPAD) that has a trackpoint in it

I've gotten an IBM RT3200 now, it's got a lovely Trackpoint IV with scrolling and lovely feel :) It's been brilliant to have a trackpoint on desktop ... But unfortunately I just can't get over not having a numberpad I've tried for a few months now, but it's such a hassle that I've stopped using it because of it :( I can't find any desktop keyboard with a numpad and has a three button trackpoint ;/

I was trying to handcuff them xD .

...oh, so that's how YT does bold. That wasn't supposed to come out like that...

Tex recently released the Shura, it addresses most of the problems I had with the Shinobi, but it has no palm rest and a different layout. Might be a good thing to check out. The trackpoints Tex make are the best and most precise ive ever used once you put it on the max speed. Better than any thinkpad trackpoint ive ever used, and ive found myself using it a lot especially to replace the scroll wheel.

They were selling NIB beige ones for $100 quite recently.

@@Chyrosran22 This is certainly news to me.

There's one now on ebay for $75. Says it's working but the cord is frayed.

They are micromiles. It's written in the video but read badly.

No idea, I don't understand their bloody units either!

@@Chyrosran22 I got one question out of all keyboards you what is the best clicky one

@@samueldsouza8797 Probably my 5251.

If you like either reds or blues, give Bloody's keyboards with LK-Libra Switches a try. No lube needed and they're unreal levels of smooth. People say MX reds are silky smooth, they ain't ready for Bloody's LK-Libra Browns! Now THAT is silky smooth. PS: In case its asked, yes they come in TLK and even left-num-pad-fullsized, and regular full sized. The full sized ones are around $150 (USD) with the TKL generally being cheaper. They are found on Amazon. Cherrys are a nice gate way drug into the keyboard switch world. But once other options are tried out, the "gate way" part starts making a lot more sense. Not to disrespect or anything, but I think people do themselves a disservice going with Cheries. (at least they aren't Razer users. NOW THAT is doing yourself a disservice!) Buckling springs are nice but peoples' preferences have changed over time. Lots of people seem to like the light feel of the most popular Cherries. So if you want something like Cherry, but better, LK-LIbras are the way to go (if you like reds or blues). I blame lack of information and the hive mind for why Cherry MX or Razer are still making tons of money for what are essentially budget mechanical switches. Cherry MX is a good budget mechanical switch, but never forget that it is that. Kind of like how the IBM Model M was a budget keyboard alternative to the Model F yet its the Model M thats remembered for being the king of keyboards. All in all, look at every option available in your respective regions before buying in to hype. These last 5 years are just majority opinions being repeatedly wrong on their assumptions, so needless to say, take whatever anyone says with a grain of salt, including me.

Spearra thanks dude I’ll try em

It's such an amazing game! I hope they do it justice and remake or give it a sequel sometime ^^ .

​@@Chyrosran22 True. There is currently a game in development called "ready or not": voidinteractive.net/