Buy a Unicomp (pckeyboard.com) if you ever find yourself wanting of model M. I did about a month ago, after being sad at the cost of vintage model M keyboards t

Buy a Unicomp (pckeyboard.com) if you ever find yourself wanting of model M. I did about a month ago, after being sad at the cost of vintage model M keyboards that I had a small stock of many years ago. In short, the action is exactly the same as I remember, probably owing to using the same mechanism. Further, I was able to buy a keyboard with dvorak layout (in hardware, not just the keycaps). You can also get them with caps and ctrl swapped and other such tomfoolery. Only minor complaint is the extruded plastic casing for the keyboard is clearly not the best quality. You can see the way the plastic "flows." That said, I'm sure the thing is bulletproof given its weight. The mechanism itself is clearly of the highest quality, which is what counts.