Rubber dome model M feel great
- ag36
- Location: London
- Main keyboard: Model M
- Main mouse: MX ERGO
- Favorite switch: Buckling spring
- DT Pro Member: -
I just received the NIB quiettouch M from orihalcon, very tactile and not very mushy at all. I think they're probably fairly underrated.
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- vometia
- irritant
- Location: Somewhere in England
- Main keyboard: Durrr-God with fancy keycaps
- Main mouse: Roccat Malarky
- Favorite switch: Avocent Thingy
- DT Pro Member: 0184
Is that the same as the recent(-ish? or possibly still current) Unicomp rubber-dome M? We have one somewhere; well, in fact my other half uses it and seems to like it. When I tried it out I sometimes got some double keystrokes but it's certainly a lot better overall than the £5 jobbies that are normally associated with domes.
- vometia
- irritant
- Location: Somewhere in England
- Main keyboard: Durrr-God with fancy keycaps
- Main mouse: Roccat Malarky
- Favorite switch: Avocent Thingy
- DT Pro Member: 0184
Yeah, I would agree with that, and I quite like it, inasmuch as it's not a BS. It's consistent enough to almost be mistaken for a mechanical keyboard. I'd say it's probably quite similar to the DEC LK201 or whatever it is I have lying around that variously belongs to my VT320 and VaxStation, also rubber dome, but having actually tried it out after slandering it I realised it was actually a lot nicer than it "should" be. Not totally to my taste, but certainly in a different league to today's essentially disposable keyboards.
I've never tried them side-by-side (and can't at present as she's using it) but from memory, which is admittedly not the most reliable, they're not dissimilar.
I've never tried them side-by-side (and can't at present as she's using it) but from memory, which is admittedly not the most reliable, they're not dissimilar.