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It's useless with this near-zero-height keyboard. Instead of offering us a usable keyboard, they put in RGB lighting. Unless they offer something we can press
by einpoklum 3y ago
It's useless with this near-zero-height keyboard. Instead of offering us a usable keyboard, they put in RGB lighting.
Unless they offer something we can press with decent key travel - and I mean no less than 2.5 mm - I'm not buying.
(For those who don't know what I mean:
https://www.pcworld.com/article/557179/full-travel-keyboard-vs-low-travel-whats-the-difference.html https://www.pcworld.com/article/557179/full-travel-keyboard-... )
- lousken 3y agomy thinkpad keyboard from 2014 definitely has <2mm key travel and it feels amazing, in fact is the best keyboard for typing that I own and yes, I do say that even though I also have a keychron keyboard for my desktop
- einpoklum 3y ago> and it feels amazing If you used the ones from 2012 and earlier, you would find the 2014 laptop keyboard only passable...
- lousken 3y agoI did use older keyboards like the one on the x220 as well and while the feeling was a little bit better, I just can't use a keyboard without a numpad (reason I am not using 14 or 13 inch laptops) and I also think the keycaps on the newer model are superior