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Not sure what you mean by "entry level", but I've been using Unicomp keyboards for about 10 years (ever since my last Dell PS/2 keyboard died). It's loud, but
by anonymousiam 5y ago
Not sure what you mean by "entry level", but I've been using Unicomp keyboards for about 10 years (ever since my last Dell PS/2 keyboard died).
It's loud, but worth the hundred bucks.
https://www.pckeyboard.com/page/product/NEW_M https://www.pckeyboard.com/page/product/NEW_M
- chana_masala 5y agoBuckling springs - that's neat to find a modern keyboard offering that for a reasonable price!
- guenthert 5y agoGot the Mini-M last year, love it (but I'm not exactly a keyboard-aficionado nor a fast typist). Best keyboard (well only 'proper' one) I had since my Cherry branded keyboard in the early nineties. Slight annoyance though is that there seems to be a well-known firmware bug disabling the 'q' key every once in a blue moon (three or four times so far). Nothing a disconnect/reconnect can't solve, but it's annoying if your password has a 'q' ... And yes, too loud for the modern office. At home I got used to it and don't really mind anymore. Too heavy to carry around in the back-pack, but I do appreciate the 'heft' on the desk at home.