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I own one and can't tolerate regular keyboards anymore. The main disadvantage is that it's incredibly expensive (note that you can find it for as low as $260 i
by vomjom 17y ago
I own one and can't tolerate regular keyboards anymore.
The main disadvantage is that it's incredibly expensive (note that you can find it for as low as $260 if you search the web). I spilled water on my first one and had to buy a second one because I just can't get used to normal keyboards.
It also has some minor bugs:
1. If you hold down = and press certain keys (as programmers often might), you get put into different input modes which may confuse you.
2. Shift and Ctrl get stuck sometimes (not the keys, but the input).
3. The Esc key is tiny and inconvenient, especially since I'm a Vim user. The function keys are also tiny, which is terrible if you use them for gaming. Some games where you have to reach to the right side of the keyboard with your left hand are impractical to play.
If another company makes a keyboard with the same shape, but at a cheaper price, I'd buy it in an instant.