Typing on clouds....

Need to type some more on the Topre Realforce keyboard.  Man, is it different, especially with the ergonomically weight keys.  It feels almost strange, like typing in a breeze.  The key actions are lighter than the Cherry MX brown.  This is a quiet keyboard.  So, unless I am on purpose banging in it, it’s just a little clacks.  There is almost no tactile bump that I can sense.  It’s almost like typing on a rubber dome, but not quite either.  It’s like a hybrid between the MX brown and the regular rubber dome based keyboard.  The return action is rather spring like, fairly quick compared to a regular rubber dome.  Can’t exactly put my finger on it, but it’s relaxing to type on this keyboard.  The keys do clack when bottoming out, but has a lower, more baritone like note when compared to the Das Keyboard with MX switches.  It sounds more akin to a bubbling spring rather than a stony brook when typing something at a normal rate.  The keys simply don't wobble or jitter at all during a down stroke.

At first, I wasn't sure if I will like this kind of switch, but it is rapidly growing on me.  If I need to unwind, I might just sit and type something.  Indeed a very Zen like approach to typing experience.  No wonder there are a lot of passionate fans.  Opinion about this keyboard is divisive.  I am sure some will abhor it because it's feels close to a mainstream OEM rubber dome keyboard and is not worth the price tag while others look at it as an experience like no other.  Is it a bit like typing on my old MS Natural Ergo 4K?  Yes, it does remind me of it, but at the same time, it's more pleasant, more peaceful somehow.  I am slowly becoming more appreciative of its qualities while typing on this keyboard.  Man, if it wasn't so expansive, I would recommend anyone to try it as an alternative to the popular Cherry MX switches.  Is it worth its asking price compare to the market alternatives?  That's the debate I suppose.