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Can you really tell if you don’t like the older keyboard more because of familiarity after a few minutes with the new one? I can’t. I just got the Magic Keyboa
by boardwaalk 7y ago
Can you really tell if you don’t like the older keyboard more because of familiarity after a few minutes with the new one? I can’t.
I just got the Magic Keyboard and it’s still growing on me after a few days.
- geerlingguy 7y agoI've been using a magic keyboard for the past few years, and any time I type on the older 2015 MacBook pro's keyboard now, it feels like I'm pressing my fingers into a mushy sponge. For me, at least, the Magic Keyboard is the happy medium between the too short action on the 2016-19 Pro keyboards, and the too deep action on the 2015 and earlier,
- mondieu 7y agoAbsolutely agree, and if that's the design they've gone with then I see an upgrade coming soon.
- dognotdog 7y agoInteresting, I work on a '14 MBP and one of the new full size magic keyboards, and while the MBP feels slightly softer, I never noticed any discomfort or annoyance, and didn't know the '15 had a significantly different keyboard.
- cassianoleal 7y agoI can, mostly because my main computer has the first-gen butterfly keyboard - the worst I've ever had the displeasure to type on. I'm not even used to typing on the MBP2015 anymore, but every time I pick it up (which is every few weeks in general) it's just great. The Magic Keyboard (both the external ones and the MBP16's) is good, just not as good.