mkanet
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- Nov 15, 2006
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I currently use the Leopold cherry blue tenkeyless keyboard. I preferred it over the Filco blue equivalent. The Filco felt too thin/cheap/light plastic-like. Whereas Leopold has a more solid/tighter/heavier feel to it; which is more desirable to me; at least that was my perception.
I noticed when I have my headphones (listening to music, etc) I can type much faster on my Leopold; probably because the clicky sound isn't so distracting. So, the thought of having a keyboard that feels like what I have without the sound; sounds appealing to me.
At the time I bought my Leopold and Filco there were no tenkeyless backlit mechanical keyboards period. Are there any tenkeyless keyboards that are backlit currently? I did a search; and, it looks like WASD keyboards is talking about a version 2.0 tenkeyless keyboard with a separate product like for backlit capability.
Anyway, I'm curious what's new these days for tenkeyless keyboards similar to the Leopold browns?
I noticed when I have my headphones (listening to music, etc) I can type much faster on my Leopold; probably because the clicky sound isn't so distracting. So, the thought of having a keyboard that feels like what I have without the sound; sounds appealing to me.
At the time I bought my Leopold and Filco there were no tenkeyless backlit mechanical keyboards period. Are there any tenkeyless keyboards that are backlit currently? I did a search; and, it looks like WASD keyboards is talking about a version 2.0 tenkeyless keyboard with a separate product like for backlit capability.
Anyway, I'm curious what's new these days for tenkeyless keyboards similar to the Leopold browns?