[Shopping consultation] What is the...
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[Shopping consultation] What is the recommended keyboard that can be used like a laptop computer?
Proposal 2: Topre REALFORCE TKL S / R2TLS-JP4-BK
Actual selling price: 28,310 yen (Yodobashi Camera / 10% points) URL
It is a ten-keyless model because it is a transition from a notebook PC. Topre's keyboard personally used a single product (Realforce 101) in the office for 16 years, but it wasn't terrible, it was in good shape. I don't think we can expect any more in terms of reliability and durability.
The step sculpture that lifts the other side like the inside of a cylinder, which is common in mechanical keyboards, is easy because it does not put unnecessary force on the wrist, and the capacitive contactless key switch is really smooth and light. Even when migrating from a notebook PC with a light key touch (although the keystrokes will be deeper), I think that there is relatively little discomfort.
If you prepare a palm rest with a thickness of about 1.5 cm and raise the position where you put your wrist, your wrist will sleep and your comfort will be greatly improved. It is natural for the palm rest to get dirty with sweat from the palm of your hand, so it can be hard, so we recommend using one that is easy to clean.
The quiet type is suitable for families with families, but it is also suitable for telework because it makes it difficult for the microphone to pick up typing sounds in video conferences.
Black key tops tend to stand out when the surface is worn and shiny, so if you're worried about that feeling, it's a good idea to choose the white version, which is a little classic but relatively inconspicuous.
The key load of 45g is lighter for a mechanical key, but it may be a little heavier than a laptop. If you add a budget of about 3,000 yen, you can also choose a model (R2TLSA-JP3-BK) with a key load of 30g and an APC function that allows you to set the switch on position shallowly. This model has a similar black color on the key top, so it looks even tighter.
I have used Topre's repair support, but I still have a good image of being able to respond flexibly. If you use Realforce normally, you will have 10 years to spare, and I would like you to choose the model with the specifications you want most.
