Here we go with another round about the 45g, high key raised
for data accuracy. The keys are indeed
lighter than the 55g version. I am
starting to get a hang of this keyboard and it’s starting to click with
me. The learning curve can rather steep for
someone like me because of the unusual key cap structure that is unlike
anything else out there. However, this
kind of tactile feedback helps one to identify the keys without looking at the
keyboard. I think a lot of thoughts have
went into developing these keycaps.
Kudos to Topre on coming up with another interesting winkle on the
keyboard front. The different keycaps
feel for each row and different key cap feel for each of the home row keys where the fingers rest is in some way a positive thing. I
am slowly learning my way around the keys.
There’s an adaption curve. There
is no question about it. I thought it
might be deep, but it’s not as bad as I first thought. I still bump into keys and make very minor
key mistakes just like the ergo. Some of
the keys are just too sensitive for my taste still. However, the higher keys hides that problem a
bit better because the keys are uniformly weighted. So, a bump on Q is less likely to activate A,
but I still do so sometimes. It’s
getting better thou. So, that’s good
news I suppose.
Now that I am starting to glide on the keys by feel and don’t have to depend on quick glances to make sure I am in the right place is helping somewhat for typing accuracy and velocity. Still, I feel a little strange here and there because I have not completely adapted to the locations and different tactile sensation for each different keys. Anyhow, I am making some positive gain in the direction and I will keep going at it for a while and see if this keyboard deserve its high end price tag or not. It’s even more expansive than the plain 45g or 55g uniform version. My hands are not tired from using this keyboard at all. So, if I do need to type a lot of stuff, this keyboard is an obvious choice once I overcome the key cap handicap....
Now that I am starting to glide on the keys by feel and don’t have to depend on quick glances to make sure I am in the right place is helping somewhat for typing accuracy and velocity. Still, I feel a little strange here and there because I have not completely adapted to the locations and different tactile sensation for each different keys. Anyhow, I am making some positive gain in the direction and I will keep going at it for a while and see if this keyboard deserve its high end price tag or not. It’s even more expansive than the plain 45g or 55g uniform version. My hands are not tired from using this keyboard at all. So, if I do need to type a lot of stuff, this keyboard is an obvious choice once I overcome the key cap handicap....
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