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Extremely resilient specimen and made to withstand the test of time. It is able to last 30 years without any kind of corrosion. The only keyboard I have seen to use cobalt case hardened screws and full 2 piece pbt replaceable and easy removal keycaps. Feels amazing and has a really light spacebar unlike the older model F's. The clicks however are a little inconsistent and not nearly as pronounced as the clack on the model F, as only the spring itself is mostly audible. A very nice keyboard to type on, though it may be slightly heavier than usual for the normal typist. Nothing comes closer to perfection than the model f and model m, designed by the same guy who made IBM beam springs. Very easy to convert into usb through the use of a pro micro and some ps2 sockets. Also note that this keyboard unlike the model f does not have nkro. If you were in a zombie apocalypse this would be your melee weapon of choice. Especially the 122 key version. :)Read full review
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The Model F is far and away the best keyboard for typing that I’ve ever used. Better than my Model M and better than my Das Keyboard. The layout is slightly unfamiliar and requires a moment to reorient yourself. But it’s really no big deal. This is the class of the field. Very solid build. Great buckling action. The best there is.
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