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> Although M1 still have shitty keyboard Curious have you used the new M1 keyboard? It's a totally different mechanism, and feels completely different than the

> Although M1 still have shitty keyboard Curious have you used the new M1 keyboard? It's a totally different mechanism, and feels completely different than the ~2019 MBP I have for work. I would go so far as to say that the 2019 keyboard was hands-down the worst keyboard I have ever used, but the new one is really excellent. I really enjoy mine. It seems to me to be one of the better laptop keyboards I have ever used. Maybe not quite as nice as some of the better lenovo models, although I'm not quite sure. If you have used the new keyboards, what do you dislike about them?

ksec 6y ago
>If you have used the new keyboards, what do you dislike about them? Key Travel. And Spacing between Keys although I could cope with that a little easier. I find Most people who like the new M1 / Magic Keyboard are either a) Those that actually like / have no problem with the butterfly keyboard ( Macbook 2016-2019 )but much prefer to have the reliability of old scissor ( Macbook Pre 2015 ) b) Those that didn't like butterfly Keyboard but was forced to use it for work, and got a new scissors / Magic Keyboard ( 2020 / M1 ) would find it to be so much better than butterfly. But then if you have an old scissors to compare to the key travel is just so much better. Butterfly Keyboard - 0.7mm New Magic Keyboard - 1.0mm Old Scissors Key - 1.3mm ( Key Travel means the distance pressed downwards before the keystroke is recognised ) It is not like I didn't spend time trying the Butterfly and the New Magic Keyboard at work. And it just didn't work out. My MacBook Pro at home is Pre 2015. And the old scissors just give me so much more responsive feedback for only a cost of 0.3mm thickness.