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so i have been using my #unicomp model m after using my #hhkb for ages with my laptop and in many ways its a nicer experience. sometimes i miss the dedicated arrow keys. however. my model m is iso uk layout, the same as my laptop. but i have gotten really used to the hhkb american layout.
things like the escape key being closer, the backspace being above the enter, control on caps lock (by default, i use software to rebind it on my built in laptop keyboard and my unicomp).
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so i have been using my #unicomp model m after using my #hhkb for ages with my laptop and in many ways its a nicer experience. sometimes i miss the dedicated arrow keys. however. my model m is iso uk layout, the same as my laptop. but i have gotten really used to the hhkb american layout.
things like the escape key being closer, the backspace being above the enter, control on caps lock (by default, i use software to rebind it on my built in laptop keyboard and my unicomp).
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how on earth do people even use keyboards without number rows? and i thought my #hhkb was small
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how on earth do people even use keyboards without number rows? and i thought my #hhkb was small
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My current temporary desktop setup: #HappyHackingKeyboard Professional 2 (electrostatic capacitive #Topre switches) with #Domikey #Orange #Dolch #doubleshot #keycaps
Edit: Just noticed on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Happy_Hacking_Keyboard that the #HHKB Pro 2 is now 20 years old — released in March 2006 — and the HHKB in general nearly 30 years, released in December 1996.
#MechanicalKeyboard #TeamReverseSpacebar #Thinkpad #Trackball #KPRepublic
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My current temporary desktop setup: #HappyHackingKeyboard Professional 2 (electrostatic capacitive #Topre switches) with #Domikey #Orange #Dolch #doubleshot #keycaps
Edit: Just noticed on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Happy_Hacking_Keyboard that the #HHKB Pro 2 is now 20 years old — released in March 2006 — and the HHKB in general nearly 30 years, released in December 1996.
#MechanicalKeyboard #TeamReverseSpacebar #Thinkpad #Trackball #KPRepublic
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My current temporary desktop setup: #HappyHackingKeyboard Professional 2 (electrostatic capacitive #Topre switches) with #Domikey #Orange #Dolch #doubleshot #keycaps
Edit: Just noticed on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Happy_Hacking_Keyboard that the #HHKB Pro 2 is now 20 years old — released in March 2006 — and the HHKB in general nearly 30 years, released in December 1996.
#MechanicalKeyboard #TeamReverseSpacebar #Thinkpad #Trackball #KPRepublic
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My current temporary desktop setup: #HappyHackingKeyboard Professional 2 (electrostatic capacitive #Topre switches) with #Domikey #Orange #Dolch #doubleshot #keycaps
Edit: Just noticed on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Happy_Hacking_Keyboard that the #HHKB Pro 2 is now 20 years old — released in March 2006 — and the HHKB in general nearly 30 years, released in December 1996.
#MechanicalKeyboard #TeamReverseSpacebar #Thinkpad #Trackball #KPRepublic
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My current temporary desktop setup: #HappyHackingKeyboard Professional 2 (electrostatic capacitive #Topre switches) with #Domikey #Orange #Dolch #doubleshot #keycaps
Edit: Just noticed on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Happy_Hacking_Keyboard that the #HHKB Pro 2 is now 20 years old — released in March 2006 — and the HHKB in general nearly 30 years, released in December 1996.
#MechanicalKeyboard #TeamReverseSpacebar #Thinkpad #Trackball #KPRepublic
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HHKBが本気で在宅ワークをアシスト。持ち運べる極小デスクがガチで使えそう
https://web.brid.gy/r/https://www.goodspress.jp/news/727556/
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HHKBが本気で在宅ワークをアシスト。持ち運べる極小デスクがガチで使えそう
https://web.brid.gy/r/https://www.goodspress.jp/news/727556/
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A mini review of the #HHKB after using it for a bit over a year https://batsov.com/articles/2026/03/18/one-year-with-the-hhkb/
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A mini review of the #HHKB after using it for a bit over a year https://batsov.com/articles/2026/03/18/one-year-with-the-hhkb/
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A mini review of the #HHKB after using it for a bit over a year https://batsov.com/articles/2026/03/18/one-year-with-the-hhkb/
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A mini review of the #HHKB after using it for a bit over a year https://batsov.com/articles/2026/03/18/one-year-with-the-hhkb/
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A mini review of the #HHKB after using it for a bit over a year https://batsov.com/articles/2026/03/18/one-year-with-the-hhkb/
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Amazon新生活セールで、LogicoolやPFU、Razer、REALFORCEのキーボードやエレコム、Kensingtonのトラックボールがタイムセール中。
https://applech2.com/archives/20260309-amazon-mouse-keyboard-sale.html#applech2 #タイムセール #Amazon #HHKB #Kensington #キーボード #セール #トラックボール #マウス
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Amazon新生活セールで、LogicoolやPFU、Razer、REALFORCEのキーボードやエレコム、Kensingtonのトラックボールがタイムセール中。
https://applech2.com/archives/20260309-amazon-mouse-keyboard-sale.html#applech2 #タイムセール #Amazon #HHKB #Kensington #キーボード #セール #トラックボール #マウス
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“輪島塗”を施した「漆塗キートップ」がキーボードのHHKB用に登場。「Escキー」「Controlキー」が税込2万2000円から。金粉を加えたこだわりの精製漆を用い、深みのある色合いと上品な質感を実現
https://news.denfaminicogamer.jp/news/260122j -
“輪島塗”を施した「漆塗キートップ」がキーボードのHHKB用に登場。「Escキー」「Controlキー」が税込2万2000円から。金粉を加えたこだわりの精製漆を用い、深みのある色合いと上品な質感を実現
https://news.denfaminicogamer.jp/news/260122j -
One year after getting my #HHKB (Happy Hacking Keyboard) I'm still not sure whether I like it or not. I stand by my original opinion that the keyboard is good, but wildly overhyped.
Pros:
- looks great
- topre switches
- mac-friendly layout
- no caps lock (it's left control)Cons:
- Questionable layout choices (no dedicated arrows, ~ in an absurd position, \ and Del swapped)
- Tiny alt/opt keys
- No right control (there's definitely space for one)
- No advanced remapping capabilities (think QMK)
- I constantly have to wake it up and the sleep interval is not configurable (why doesn't any key press wake it up???)
- the battery hatch is ugly
- it doesn't switch to USB-C automatically when you plug it in...
- rarely it loses connection with my computer (e.g. once per 6 months) and I need to redo the setupIt's a good keyboard for sure (any keyboard with Topre switches is pretty good by default), but in some ways it feels like a step back from my beloved Leopold FC660C that it replaced. My guess is that mostly people hype the HHKB mostly because they've never touched another Topre keyboard or are more forgiving about poor layout choices and configuration options than me.
If someone makes a real modern keyboard with Topre switches I'll likely immediately dump the HHKB.
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One year after getting my #HHKB (Happy Hacking Keyboard) I'm still not sure whether I like it or not. I stand by my original opinion that the keyboard is good, but wildly overhyped.
Pros:
- looks great
- topre switches
- mac-friendly layout
- no caps lock (it's left control)Cons:
- Questionable layout choices (no dedicated arrows, ~ in an absurd position, \ and Del swapped)
- Tiny alt/opt keys
- No right control (there's definitely space for one)
- No advanced remapping capabilities (think QMK)
- I constantly have to wake it up and the sleep interval is not configurable (why doesn't any key press wake it up???)
- the battery hatch is ugly
- it doesn't switch to USB-C automatically when you plug it in...
- rarely it loses connection with my computer (e.g. once per 6 months) and I need to redo the setupIt's a good keyboard for sure (any keyboard with Topre switches is pretty good by default), but in some ways it feels like a step back from my beloved Leopold FC660C that it replaced. My guess is that mostly people hype the HHKB mostly because they've never touched another Topre keyboard or are more forgiving about poor layout choices and configuration options than me.
If someone makes a real modern keyboard with Topre switches I'll likely immediately dump the HHKB.
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One year after getting my #HHKB (Happy Hacking Keyboard) I'm still not sure whether I like it or not. I stand by my original opinion that the keyboard is good, but wildly overhyped.
Pros:
- looks great
- topre switches
- mac-friendly layout
- no caps lock (it's left control)Cons:
- Questionable layout choices (no dedicated arrows, ~ in an absurd position, \ and Del swapped)
- Tiny alt/opt keys
- No right control (there's definitely space for one)
- No advanced remapping capabilities (think QMK)
- I constantly have to wake it up and the sleep interval is not configurable (why doesn't any key press wake it up???)
- the battery hatch is ugly
- it doesn't switch to USB-C automatically when you plug it in...
- rarely it loses connection with my computer (e.g. once per 6 months) and I need to redo the setupIt's a good keyboard for sure (any keyboard with Topre switches is pretty good by default), but in some ways it feels like a step back from my beloved Leopold FC660C that it replaced. My guess is that mostly people hype the HHKB mostly because they've never touched another Topre keyboard or are more forgiving about poor layout choices and configuration options than me.
If someone makes a real modern keyboard with Topre switches I'll likely immediately dump the HHKB.
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One year after getting my #HHKB (Happy Hacking Keyboard) I'm still not sure whether I like it or not. I stand by my original opinion that the keyboard is good, but wildly overhyped.
Pros:
- looks great
- topre switches
- mac-friendly layout
- no caps lock (it's left control)Cons:
- Questionable layout choices (no dedicated arrows, ~ in an absurd position, \ and Del swapped)
- Tiny alt/opt keys
- No right control (there's definitely space for one)
- No advanced remapping capabilities (think QMK)
- I constantly have to wake it up and the sleep interval is not configurable (why doesn't any key press wake it up???)
- the battery hatch is ugly
- it doesn't switch to USB-C automatically when you plug it in...
- rarely it loses connection with my computer (e.g. once per 6 months) and I need to redo the setupIt's a good keyboard for sure (any keyboard with Topre switches is pretty good by default), but in some ways it feels like a step back from my beloved Leopold FC660C that it replaced. My guess is that mostly people hype the HHKB mostly because they've never touched another Topre keyboard or are more forgiving about poor layout choices and configuration options than me.
If someone makes a real modern keyboard with Topre switches I'll likely immediately dump the HHKB.
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One year after getting my #HHKB (Happy Hacking Keyboard) I'm still not sure whether I like it or not. I stand by my original opinion that the keyboard is good, but wildly overhyped.
Pros:
- looks great
- topre switches
- mac-friendly layout
- no caps lock (it's left control)Cons:
- Questionable layout choices (no dedicated arrows, ~ in an absurd position, \ and Del swapped)
- Tiny alt/opt keys
- No right control (there's definitely space for one)
- No advanced remapping capabilities (think QMK)
- I constantly have to wake it up and the sleep interval is not configurable (why doesn't any key press wake it up???)
- the battery hatch is ugly
- it doesn't switch to USB-C automatically when you plug it in...
- rarely it loses connection with my computer (e.g. once per 6 months) and I need to redo the setupIt's a good keyboard for sure (any keyboard with Topre switches is pretty good by default), but in some ways it feels like a step back from my beloved Leopold FC660C that it replaced. My guess is that mostly people hype the HHKB mostly because they've never touched another Topre keyboard or are more forgiving about poor layout choices and configuration options than me.
If someone makes a real modern keyboard with Topre switches I'll likely immediately dump the HHKB.
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It's been a while since I've read such a good, in-depth review! This write-up on the Epomaker Hack59 (an HHKB-inspired mechanical keyboard) is a gem. Covers all the important bits. #MechanicalKeyboards #Keyboard #HHKB #Epomaker
https://gadgetoid.com/2025/09/07/epomaker-hack59-hhkb-inspired-mechanical-keyboard/
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大石泉ちゃんおめでとー。
HHKBの英語配列、無刻印を選ぶ15歳中学生女子。
#大石泉生誕祭2025 #大石泉誕生祭2025 #大石泉 #アイドルマスターシンデレラガールズ #HHKB -
有線HHKBが静音化・高速打鍵リニューアル、HHKB Professional Classic Type-S発売。キーマップ変更も対応
https://www.techno-edge.net/article/2025/10/22/4673.html
#technoedge #テクノロジー #ニュース #レビュー #ゲーム #ガジェット #Keyboard #PFU #HHKB #Happy_Hacking_Keyboard -
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Ordered a #hhkb because after learning to touch type my wrists have began to hurt with my model m.
