Das Keyboard Now Also Has Tenkeyless 4C Keyboards With Cherry MX Brown Or Blue Switches

[N.Broekhuijsen]

Das Keyboard now has a tenkeyless keyboard too, and it looks sleek as ever.

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[Lmah]

It should have had USB 3.0, I find that the 3.0 on my DasKeyboard 4 Ultimate is very useful. At that price I wouldn't consider it. Though I would never buy a tenkeyless either way.

 

[surphninja]

"1337 keyboard, bro."

 

[Sky_2]

Das: Just do one with a backlight and i'll buy it a heartbeat.
Yeah I know that your designers say that you should not look your keyboard when typing which is mostly true, but in the dark, even one of your best ninja typers will have to spend few seconds to locate an F6 key. Also, i know you don't want to hear this but backlight looks cool and most enthusiasts are ready to pay an extra 20$ for that.

 

[Vlad Rose]

True typing keyboards. I have a Rosewill with cherry blues, and they are absolutely great if you need to do a lot of typing. Browns are a good compromise in the sound department, so you don't keep the wife up all night... lol
Personally, I'd avoid the ultimate, only because once in a great while you do need to hunt for that uncommonly used key like &, ^ or |.

 

[bit_user]

Can't understand why there aren't more split keyboards, like those made by Kinesis. It's obvious from just looking at how you have to contort your wrists that the standard keyboard design is unergonomic.

 

[Vlad Rose]

Can't understand why there aren't more split keyboards, like those made by Kinesis. It's obvious from just looking at how you have to contort your wrists that the standard keyboard design is unergonomic.

The biggest reason for the lack of split keyboards is that you have to adjust to using them vs. the traditional planks in that the key positions feel different. If I had a split keyboard at work and a traditional one at home, I'd never be able to type properly... lol.

 

[thor220]

I love Das Keyboard and I wish I could used them on my gaming/media rig. I need to be able to see the keyboard in the dark.

 

[amdfangirl]

Honestly I don't know how to feel about these Greetech clone switches.

I was hoping Cherry, selling these at $140 would have Cherry switches...

 

[amk-aka-Phantom]

The biggest reason for the lack of split keyboards is that you have to adjust to using them vs. the traditional planks in that the key positions feel different. If I had a split keyboard at work and a traditional one at home, I'd never be able to type properly... lol.

I have exactly that and I type fine. To top it off, my work one is a membrane Logitech K200, home is a Cherry MX Brown CM Rapid-i and I also use my laptop with chiclet scissor-switch keys a lot. If you really type a lot, your hands adjust within a minute or two.