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I've always liked Apple's low-travel keyboards. I know some love them and some hate them, but I've always loved them. I've never heard anyone go into this, but

by api 6y ago

I've always liked Apple's low-travel keyboards. I know some love them and some hate them, but I've always loved them. I've never heard anyone go into this, but I wonder if these low-travel keyboards are better for things like repetitive motion injury potential. No idea. I also have a Das Keyboard that I like but I stopped using it because it's the clacky type and it's too loud on calls.

TrueGeek 6y ago
same, after having issues with pain for a while I love how little effort the Apple keyboard takes to press the keys. I just wish the Magic Keyboard came in black.
- api 6y ago
  Yeah I want a black one with Touch ID on it. The Touch ID thing now exists apparently, but I don't think they're selling it separately yet. I run my laptop in clamshell mode when docked and it'd be nice to have that instead of typing my password.
  - rcarmo 6y ago
    It will require an M1 to work, apparently.