HHKB HYBRID Type-S Charcoal PD-KB800BNS, Blank Silent Mechanical 60% Compact USB-C Keyboard

I brought this board because I was interested in the switch design being rather unique. After a few month of use I can't seem to find another switch quite like it. Having the mecanical feel with soft resistiance from the membrane bottom. It is rather pricey. but comes with everything you might need and the customisation is rather limitless. I just wish there was a linux based programming software and I didn't need windows to do the first time set-up.This keyboard to me is something I can put in my bag and take with me as I go and being able to have upto four bluetooth connections and wired. Great for all my devices.

Wonderful. Hopefully it can be used for 10 years. Thankfully I bought this non-printed version, just took 2 days to remember all keys, and for sure you are going to change some combos so I suggest no print. Use ijkl for arrow keys and put home/end nearby, becoming so productive in everywhere, not only in vim environment. The blue tooth is also very quick to switch between multiple equipments. Still feeling very satisfied though I already used it for months.

Excellent keyboard. Very confortable and quiet. I use it in libraries and in shared office spaces without distracting or disturbing people around me. I couldn't live without it. The bluetooth works very well, and the batteries last for long. Retrospectively, I think I made a mistake to buy the blank version, as the keyboard layoput is not convential. You get used to it, and in my case I eventually opted for more colorful keycaps.I do not give five stars, because the Keyboard remains very expensive. At this price I would expect a protective case, and perhaps replacement Key caps. Some people don't like the layout. I'm okay with that, but it's true that I regreted my arrows. Having said that, I'm now used to move the cursor with a combination Fn + [ ' ; or /. My final criticism is the choixce AA batteries instead of a Li-ion rechargeable option. After all, you would expect that a keyboard with USB C would recharge itself, a bit like Apple's Magic Keyboard. That's also the beauty of it. Japanese products are conceived in ways that may look counter-intuitive to "westerners." Yet, ultimately, this is what makes them quirky and so attractive!