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Typically scissor-switch keyboards also employ 3-layer membranes as the electrical component of the switch. They also usually have a shorter total key travel distance 2 mm instead of 3.

This type of keyswitch is often found on the built-in keyboards on laptops and keyboards marketed as 'low-profile'. These keyboards are generally quiet and the keys require little force to press. Scissor-switch keyboards are typically slightly more expensive. They are harder to clean due to the limited movement of the keys and their multiple attachment points but also less A4tech KX-6MU Keyboard to get debris in them as the gaps between the keys are often less as there is no need for extra room to allow for the 'wiggle' in the key as you would find on a membrane keyboard.

Technically, all keyboards are mechanical Of A4tech KX-6MU Keyboard, there are many grey areas.

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Most people would agree that scissor switch keyboards are just normal rubber A4tech KX-6MU Keyboard keyboards with a scissor mechanism added, and not a true mechanical keyboard. Nice try The keyboard of my first PC,looks a lot like these, but no thanks I don't think most PCs made in would've still come with a mechanical keyboard.

So maybe they look similar, but the ones snowdog posted would feel far superior to your fingers. Oobly on Mon, 21 September Although it's hard to find and quite expensive usually if you do A4tech KX-6MU Keyboard to find one.

Have you considered trying a mechanical keyboard, perhaps something with MX Browns? I have used a lot of scissor boards in the past, some decent, some terrible. My A4tech KX-6MU Keyboard were definitely the older IBM laptop boards, but I can't stand any of the more modern scissor boards.

The only A4tech KX-6MU Keyboard one that's come close has been the board on my MacBook Pro. That's pretty decent for a scissor board, especially considering it's also chiclet, which I didn't like at first. Have you considered trying a mechanical keyboard, perhaps something with MX Browns?

I have used a lot of scissor boards in the past, some decent, some terrible. My favourites were A4tech KX-6MU Keyboard the older IBM laptop boards, but I can't stand any of the more modern scissor boards.

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The only other one that's come close has been the board on my MacBook Pro. That's pretty decent for a scissor board, especially considering it's also chiclet, which I didn't like at first.

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It grew on me. Especially with a nice set of thick heavy keycaps on.

Honestly, I don't like MX Browns. They don't even come close to having the tactility of the ThinkPad keyboard or other good rubber domes.

The "tactile" point is so small that to me it feels like a linear switch with some sand caught inside the switch lol. I'd imagine MX Clears to be much better, although they are relatively rare so I haven't had a chance to try them yet. My MacBook Air A4tech KX-6MU Keyboard a decent keyboard very similar to A4tech KX-6MU Keyboard one in the new MacBook Probut the new Air have such shallow keyboards with almost no key travel.

The keys in the new Microsoft Sculpt ergonomic keyboard are decent too. But none are quite as good as the old ThinkPad keyboard.

Oh wow, thanks for the references. Although I guess these are to be considered collectibles? Would still love to get my hands on one Yes, I agree the Thinkpad keyboard was the best, I haven't yet had the pleasure to see how it compares to the one on the X1 Carbon, that they say it tries to reforge its glory The keyboard on the X1 Carbon is similar to the ones on all the new ThinkPads, except maybe a A4tech KX-6MU Keyboard bit shallower.