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  For those that care, the keyboard is a Logitech K840 with Romer G tactile key switches and an aluminum face plate. It was released in 2017 and is the first Logitech keyboard with mechanical switches that was not targeted to gamers. 
  It ended up getting taken to work because I got my wife the new Corsair K100 Air with Cherry MX ultra low profile switches, and saw an opportunity.
  The successor to this keyboard is the K845 released in 2020. It has Cherry MX brown switches and added white LED illumination. It is on my desk at home and is about to be replaced as soon as the mail gets here today.
context: What’s standing out is that lovely wooden wrist rest! I didn’t think people actually liked those, I’m going to start making some fancy wood hand carved ones >
  
  It's walnut from a random Chinese seller on Amazon. The aesthetic is great, it's much easier to clean than cloth wrist rests, and the stuffing never seems to get any softer. >
  
  Haha nice >
  
  Nice! It brings me joy to use a mech at work, I think I am the only one out of 300 employees. >
  
  Why do you need a paintbrush at the office? :) >
  
  I use it to dust off my desk and peripherals. They are cheap, effective, and perfectly sized. >
  
  one of us one of us one of us >
  
  I reallllly like that minimalist look, and it's not membrane sooo... >
  
  For those that care, the keyboard is a Logitech K840 with Romer G tactile key switches and an aluminum face plate. It was released in 2017 and is the first Logitech keyboard with mechanical switches that was not targeted to gamers. 
  It ended up getting taken to work because I got my wife the new Corsair K100 Air with Cherry MX ultra low profile switches, and saw an opportunity.
  The successor to this keyboard is the K845 released in 2020. It has Cherry MX brown switches and added white LED illumination. It is on my desk at home and is about to be replaced as soon as the mail gets here today. >
  
  What’s standing out is that lovely wooden wrist rest! I didn’t think people actually liked those, I’m going to start making some fancy wood hand carved ones >
  
  It's walnut from a random Chinese seller on Amazon. The aesthetic is great, it's much easier to clean than cloth wrist rests, and the stuffing never seems to get any softer. >
  
  Haha nice >
  
  Nice! It brings me joy to use a mech at work, I think I am the only one out of 300 employees. >
  
  Why do you need a paintbrush at the office? :) >
  
  I use it to dust off my desk and peripherals. They are cheap, effective, and perfectly sized. >
  
  one of us one of us one of us >
  
  I reallllly like that minimalist look, and it's not membrane sooo...