I do own a Model M but I find it vastly inferior to the modern Cherry-like keyboards in terms of ergonomics. That is if I gloss over the lack of Win/Super key (

I do own a Model M but I find it vastly inferior to the modern Cherry-like keyboards in terms of ergonomics. That is if I gloss over the lack of Win/Super key (autohotkey on Windows is not realiable enough for this). Yes this is all preferences, but the ubiquity of Cherry-likes has also driven further optimization in terms of materials, keycap variety, and cost. Model M makes an amazing sound though. I guess that's also part of the reason I still own and occasionally type on a mechanical typewriter ;)