I was comfortably able to type at a little over 100 words per minute with 97% accuracy in Monkeytype, something I can’t say for every keyboard I test.Īll that typing comes with a surprising amount of noise for a membrane keyboard. Though the keycaps are a little wobbly, the curve of the design and the contoured keycaps helped to keep my fingers where they needed to be while typing. In fact, the space bar stuck within the first few seconds of use, but it hasn't happened again since. There's no noticeable actuation point I feel like I'm just tapping the keys at random pressure levels, and they register.Īltogether, it doesn’t feel great if you've ever used a higher-end keyboard, though it got better after some breaking in during a few days of testing. On the other hand, larger keys like the space bar feel clunkier, almost like an old mechanical keyboard. On the one hand, it feels like tapping on little light wisps of air, because the keys move so smoothly with little resistance. This is a membrane keyboard, and typing on it is a trip for a few reasons, not least of which is that I used to own it and used it for years back in the late 2000s.

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