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  • Mattcurtis1912

    there's multiple out there IDK if they're wireless and besides I was looking for a new keyboard anyway, so I might be able to help, I'll drop a link in here if I find anything.

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  • Romy

    https://a.co/d/0c6AzM7J

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  • Sapphire Mermaid

    I don't know if you have received any responses yet, but here is what I found on Gemini. A keyboard matching this description needs to be a full-size layout (which natively includes both the "six-pack" cluster of editing keys like Insert, Delete, Home, End, Page Up, Page Down above the arrow keys, and a dedicated numpad) while featuring explicit clicky mechanical switches and a dedicated Applications key (the context-menu key typically found between the right Alt and Ctrl keys). Several prominent mechanical keyboards fit this exact bill: 1. Razer BlackWidow V4 X (or BlackWidow V4 Full-Size) * Why it fits: This is a classic, heavy-duty full-size layout. It features a complete editing/six-pack cluster, a full numpad, and standard Windows layout spacing that includes a dedicated Applications key. * The "Clicky" Factor: You can get it equipped with Razer Green Mechanical Switches, which are explicitly engineered to be very loud and clicky with a crisp tactile bump (similar to Cherry MX Blues, but often praised for an even sharper snap). 2. Logitech MX Mechanical (Full-Size) * Why it fits: A professional full-size wireless keyboard that includes the full navigation/six-pack cluster, a dedicated number pad, and full Windows/macOS layout support. * The "Clicky" Factor: It is available with Clicky mechanical switches (low-profile Kailh Choc switches) that offer a deep, reassuring, and audible typing sound. (Note: Because it's low-profile, the key travel is shorter than traditional high-profile boards, but it retains a distinct click). 3. Keychron C3 Pro or Keychron V6 (Max Series) * Why it fits: Keychron’s full-size options (like the V6 or C3/Q6 series) preserve the traditional 100% layout, meaning you get the dedicated arrow keys, the full six-pack editing cluster above them, a full numpad, and standard bottom-row mapping that retains the application/context menu key. * The "Clicky" Factor: These keyboards are often sold with Gateron Blue or Keychron K Pro Blue switches, which provide that classic, high-pitched mechanical typewriter click. Furthermore, many of Keychron's models are hot-swappable, meaning if you want an even louder or more distinct click later on, you can easily pull out the switches and pop in heavy clicky switches (like Kailh Box Whites or Gateron Melodic clicks).

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