Studio

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Studio

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Studio thoughts from a Topre diehard - it's amazing

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

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dubsyGG in r/HHKB

April 17, 2026 2:55 PM

4

This keyboard I designed and assembled

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

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Plenty_Schedule in r/cassettefuturism

April 21, 2026 10:18 PM

4

Please Lenovo bring back "TrackPoint Keyboard II "or new iteration.

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)

ianspy1 in r/thinkpad

August 3, 2026 2:30 AM

3

More HHKBs and balls.

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

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taraskremen in r/HHKB

March 28, 2026 10:44 PM

2

Designing my own HHKB w/ trackball.

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

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kseulgisbaby in r/HHKB

April 5, 2026 4:37 PM

2

The best keyboard I have tried so far..HHKB

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

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BusLow7458 in r/HHKB

May 20, 2026 8:12 PM

2

Back to the mouse

I was in the no-Topre-no-buy camp when they first announced the Studio, but I came around when I started thinking about it as just another mechanical keyboard that uses the true HHKB layout and has a nav stick. Was genuinely surprised at how little time it took for me to get used to the stick. I'm o

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desyphium in r/HHKB

August 14, 2025 12:02 PM

3

Thoughts on HHKB Studio

Keyboards are so personal. I just picked up a Studio after not being sure I would like it in a meaningful enough way to justify buying it. I am not a seasoned HHKB user. My first HHKB was the Pro Hybrid Type S in my flair I picked up 2 years ago. I love the keyboard. I’ve adapted to the layout in ma

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frazell in r/HHKB

December 13, 2025 4:01 AM

2

Tactile Choc v2 vs Choc v1 vs MX - comfort, speed and accuracy?

Mostly I like longer travel, my Zsa voyager had the same travel which I think is good for going back to Mx I ended up getting hhkb studio and I cannot be happy with almost everythjng I do prefer the flexibility of split keyboard, especially having more thumb buttons, but for me everything just click

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Disastrous_Onion1217 in r/ErgoMechKeyboards

June 17, 2026 10:40 PM

1

Vintage IBM M4-1 keyboard in use

Looking around for different offerings, the HHKB Studio seems to be the option I will be going for if I can ever afford it. Swappable mechanical switches + trackpoint + 4 configurable gesture pads. I just wish it had the numpad, but that's always available separately.

acemccrank in r/vintagecomputing

February 5, 2026 10:56 AM

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