Professional Classic

Ricoh era centred legends keycaps are not great. No where near as pleasant as the offset to the top left. Oh well. Interesting if you look at the press release, they are changing around the product lineup, introducing these 6 new SKUs but retiring 9 other SKUs: Looks like they are retiring: HHKB Cla

Honestly. NO amount of upgrades, nothing, beats the feeling of typing at the speed of your thoughts on a blank keycapped HHKB. I ran the full keybr.com torture course on Colemak-DH until I hated it, and then honed in on monkeytype.com. But then again, I was absolutely convinced and commited to true,

Hell yeah as long as you’re having fun with it! I have a non pfu hhkb with an expensive keycap set and holy panda switches that ages in a drawer haha. I just always gravitate back to the stock hhkb experience

This, I type on the new DAO keyboard with the HHKB layout, and boy is it a quiet board. This is the quietest keyboard I have ever had. It feels really great to type on and I really quite like the distinct thock the space bar and enter keys make. The normal keys are more high pitched in sound, but de

I got into mechanical keyboards during the pandemic as well and finally got a newer HHKB Professional Hybrid type-s made in 2022. The newer Hybrid models allow you to remap keys with HHKB's Keymap tool while the newer Professional Classics do not; which is a shame but I found my self not wanting, or

I have hybrid type-s and unsilenced pro 2 which should be similar to unsilenced classic. The type-s has more enjoyable sound for me. But I don't like the new centered legends on the classic type-s. So ultimately it comes down to legends vs sound for your options. If you don't mind the legends, get t

that's a soothing combination, comfortable to vision colors. Easy to apply MX sliders? Using now a Realforce TKL R3 45g and it is hard to type in low light, a set of high contrast keycaps can help, eg URSA classic. I am certainly fascinated by the topre switches compared to Niz and regular MX ones.