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I'm very happy with the "Magic" keyboard I currently have (the aluminum solid-wedge-shaped one with white keys). Of course, I mostly preferred the one before i
by mercer 7y ago
I'm very happy with the "Magic" keyboard I currently have (the aluminum solid-wedge-shaped one with white keys).
Of course, I mostly preferred the one before it because, aside from needing batteries, the keys had a bit more bounce.
And, of course, I'm mostly very happy because it's an immense relief to type on now that I have one of those fancy MacBook Pros...
When I first got this MacBook I thought the complaints were overblown. And yet, even after having it for months I still have trouble with it:
- double-pressing keys or, more regularly, somehow not pressing properly so entire chunks of words are skipped.
- daring tion in the document to put my palms anywhere near the machine and accidentally putting the cursor in an an entirely different loca.
- trying to up the brightness or volume and the touchbar not responding. I use caps lock as esc so the missing escape key doesn't bother me too much.
and perhaps worst of all, for the first time in years I've started feeling pain in my shoulders/fingers/arms again. and the only explanation I can think of is this fucking keyboard.