Unicomp M vs daskeyboard S

[@Watcher3223]

I recently purchased a Unicomp Spacesaver M for the Mac. It feels good to type on, like my IBM Model M that I've got stored away. I appreciate the fact that my keyboard is made in the USA whereas something like the Matias Tactile Pro is made in China.

[@keyboard_g]

4:43 comparison begins.

[@shawnlowery6246]

I have always used a Model M with buckling springs whenever possible. I type pages and pages every day and have found that there is nothing like the feel of a Model M for someone who simply needs to sow fields of prose.

[@KingofHearts67]

The model M is an absolute unit. I just got mine today and it's awesome to type on, especially compared to the cherry MX browns I was using before. Every key press just feels so substantial, it's awesome. I wish that more companies could make keyboards with buckling springs so we could get some variety in the build.

[@AvroBellow]

The only keyboard that is competitive with the Unicomp has an IBM logo and is over 20 years old. Nothing else comes close.

[@alpzepta]

I think Unicomp M should be compare to a Topre Realforce though as a buckling spring are already way superior than a Cherry MX Switches. I had to quit using my Logitech G710 and switched to my old 1992 IBM Model M because of the sound itself and also how light the switches are on the MX Blue.

[@silveravnt]

I may be the only one who likes the included mac keyboard. It took me about two weeks to get used to it and now I really like the flat keys with no travel.

[@dlunderdahl]

I've done a lot of work on my Macbook keyboard, too. It works, no doubt.

[@magusperde365]

I don't like the scissor switch but I do prefer them to typical rubber dome though

[@silveravnt]

Is that tool a chainbreaker?