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I suppose. On the other hand if you type on every keyboard like it's an IBM Model M, any keyboard that isn't a high travel mechanical keyboard is going to be un
by eric_h 8y ago
I suppose. On the other hand if you type on every keyboard like it's an IBM Model M, any keyboard that isn't a high travel mechanical keyboard is going to be uncomfortable. I adjusted my typing style to fit the new MacBook keyboard, and I have no complaints.
- samatman 8y agoI had no complaints about the butterfly keyboard (touchbar is meh) until I started using a mechanical keyboard again. There was a learning curve teaching my fingers to use two distinct pressure techniques depending on the surface. I've had keys stick and unstick. I'm glum about it. Feels like a matter of time before one doesn't unstick.
- syshum 8y agoThe second I need change to accommodate my hardware, is the second that hardware is replaced.... Of course I am typing this is on an mechanical keyboard with Cherry Switches, which is the only way to type
- jodrellblank 8y agoThe DataHand has magnetically held keys. If you press them too gently, they don't move at all, so there's no chance of pushing them a bit but them not registering. When you push hard enough to move them, they pass through an optical sensor and then can move a lot further, so there's effectively no equivalent to keys bottoming out, or the feeling of jamming your finger into a hard surface. It's such a good design to invert both those problems and make them non-problems, I'm a bit sad I haven't seen it anywhere else on a more common style of keyboard.