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I had a really fancy Topre keyboard. Had the fancy key caps, the acrylic dust cover, the whole nine yards. It made typing an absolute nightmare. I don't know wh
by whalesalad 5y ago
I had a really fancy Topre keyboard. Had the fancy key caps, the acrylic dust cover, the whole nine yards. It made typing an absolute nightmare. I don't know why people want massive keys with massive amounts of travel. The slim Apple Magic keyboard (w/o numpad) is the best keyboard I have ever used.
- nix23 5y ago>I don't know why people want massive keys with massive amounts of travel. I always think the same when buying condoms...humans probably.
- johnwalkr 5y agoI recently tried the latest one and while great, the late-2000s model (the one with 2 AA batteries) is my all-time favorite. It’s the one with the longest (but still very short compared to a mechanical keyboard) key travel. I realized this is my preference as my MacBook butterfly keyboard started to fail and I resorted to carrying my old keyboard with me. I decided to buy this model and its wired counterpart whenever I see one in good condition with my preferred keyboard layout. I’ve been using both for more than 10 years now and they have no issues but I’m happy to so far have 4 spares. Total cost of the spares was less than one of the latest magic keyboards. But I’ve noticed the price of used ones is starting to increase.