Tesoro Develops Ultra-Thin Mechanical Chiclet Keyboard

[scolaner]

Mechanical keyboards are getting slimmer and slimmer; Tesoro used super-slim Kailh switches and chiclet caps to get as low as you can go.

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[trog69]

While I have a gaming laptop, I've never actually used it for gaming. ( Mostly because the granddaughters had it for quite a long time, and I already have this gaming desktop-the laptop was for emergencies.) But I'd like to try one of these.

 

[vern72]

I'd really like to know what the travel distance of the keys are.

 

[scolaner]

I'd really like to know what the travel distance of the keys are.

Me too.

Whenever the specs are available, I'll have 'em. This was a handmade proto.

Anecdotally, they felt like somewhere around 1.5-2mm. Very shallow, like you'd expect on a laptop keyboard/chiclet keyboard.

 

[Mike Coberly]

This is what I wanted, and instead I jumped on the Gram Spectrum. *heavy sigh*

 

[DocBones]

Interesting, maybe something to get me off my logitech k740.

 

[scolaner]

This is what I wanted, and instead I jumped on the Gram Spectrum. *heavy sigh*

Well, it's still a prototype, so you can't buy it for a couple months anyway. Consolation?

 

[Tyler83]

@Docbones - Funny I'm also stuck on the k740 until this arrives. Here's hoping this starts a trend of low travel mech keyboards.