Alright, Any Forums, which side do you have your numpad on?
Left-side numpad
Jackson Parker
Austin Mitchell
>sets up a bait thread to catch custom keyboard junkies who hate fullsize keyboards
>adds additional bait in reference to southpaws.
Going for two groups, user? Ambitious.
Carson Rivera
I literally just want to know if there are any benefits to having the numpad on the left side.
The only benefit I see is having the right hand stay on the mouse.
Jacob Allen
It looks bad, and I'm left handed
Camden Nguyen
both sides
Dylan Howard
>Not having one on your mouse too
ngmi
Jeremiah Diaz
You don't need more.
Lucas Taylor
>left thumb key to change layer
>num pad on the right
Jason Mitchell
Where do I get a left numpad keyboard/pcb?
Michael Lopez
>no function keys
>no numpad
>no (proper) arrow keys
>no escape key
>costs more anyway
if only it was worth the price...
Juan Reed
> Which side do you have your numpad on?
Layer 3.
David Turner
based
Parker Gutierrez
idk but I got a mechanical keyboard for the first time and it's so fucking based it hurts
Feels so good to type
Angel Powell
left is best
Aiden Hernandez
>>no numpad
Yes,retard
>>no function keys
fn+number row
>>no escape key
fair, missed that one
Jason Myers
I have that keyboard, it’s great for CAD work or excel but the macro software is trash
Luke Wood
That is the benefit and it’s a big one
Jason Perry
>using a mouse
ngmi
Dylan Diaz
Numpad on left makes infinitely more sense, y can tell that the standard layout was designed by a l*fty.
Brayden Anderson
How are you supposed to use the arrow keys
Also
>No pgup/pgdown
>No Home/End
Ryan Wood
What's the model?