Studio

I've never had experience with Topre, but I have an obsession with keyboards that have a trackpoint and integrated mouse buttons (I wish TEX still sold the Yoda II, as I LOVE my Shura DIY), so I took a chance on the Studio... and man, am I glad I did. The layout took some getting used to, this being

I did think about designing it with the possibilities of a split spacebar, which I think is right up your alley! Splitting it up into 3 different keys is pretty common. The HHKB studio I'm pretty sure also has 3 additional buttons below the spacebar, so a combination of these two would be crazy for

Dont know if you would like it. But check out "HHKB Studio" :D. I use the hybrid version without the trackpoint and have been loving the layout (be aware that the stupid uses standard MX switches, and the others use Topre)

So basically you are looking at a Tex Shura or Shinobi? The only common thread with those and an HHKB is the Studio version with trackpoint input. The Studio, though made by HHKB is basically just an MX HHKB layout with added inputs. I don't think most would know how to direct you here. This sub dea

Neat! Is that a Ploopy Adept? My HHKB Studio just arrived. I replaced the abomination that is the default linear switches with Kailh Box Whites, and now I am liking it quite a lot. The pointing stick is especially well-executed. Bravo! The only thing it's missing (aside from proper Topre switches) i

Great idea! I love that the trackball is on the left. One thing I would change is the bezel width between the spacebar and user-facing edge of the keyboard. One thing I really like about the original HHKB (not the Studio) is just how little frame there is in that area, which makes it a lot easier to

Bc the layout also shares the same name we use synonymously with Topre/EC, a lot of people also know of it as just the layout. Shame but yeah I personally would love to see a new creation like this in the HHKB space! still waiting for a what if build from HHKB themselves to make a Topre version of t

Outside of the IBM/lenovo ones, there's the TEX shinobi (and their other keyboards) for a mechanical option. It's pricey and doesn't guarantee support, but it's there There's also the HHKB studio, which is even more expensive and only has a 60% option, but it's there as well There's a variety of tra

i tried womier sk75 tmr, it types really well but too heavy, i tried voyager, i like the flexibility and thumbs, but the stagger is not enough, typing feedback is lacking form low profile, i tried hhkb pro type s hybrid, didn't quite get it, then i tried on hhkb studio, and everything clickedi have

The integrated pointing device is awesome! The gesture pads get in the way more than they help IMO, but they’re easy to disable. There’s too much “lip” in the front, but I understand why they did it (to put mouse buttons there). It would be nicer if that lip extension was limited to the area in the