The keys dont feel the same at all. The pebbles 2 feels like a cheap k780, not smooth at all and they are quite stiff. The mx mini has wonderful switches. And the layout is much more familiar, feels like a smaller k780m. The pebbles 2 backspace is farther to the right even though the keyboard is smaller. My biggest gripe was the spacing off the M and comma. And even after a month it felt as if the T was in a weird spot. Those round keys dont work with this travel, stiffness, them being smaller and super close together. It would work better if they had almost no travel tbh. Also the feel compared to a k780 and mx mini is cheap. I still have them both and used the pebbles 2 for months while working remotely. I got used to it but never got above 70wpm on it. On a normal keyboard I get 80+ with 98% without issues. I got near those results on the mx mini within an hour of getting used to the layout. And it only takes me a minute to get used to my home setup. I never use the lights either and yeah, the price difference is huge. But its definitely a superior product. More on reddit.com

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I have the Varmilo Sakura keyboard. Allthough the older version of it. It's been working flawlessly for years. I think it had pink switches?? Satisfying to press but doesn't sound like a machine gun when typing :D I can type when the rest of the fam is sleeping with no probs. More on reddit.com

me, in my pink hoodie, shopping for a pink keyboard for my ipad: 👁👄👁

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