HHKB Studio

Satisfying silent switches. Amazing compact layout. Trackpoint mouse with mouse keys. Great suite of secondary features.

High price. Plastic case. Difficult disassembly. AA batteries.

Excellent build quality, has uncommon features, including gesture pads and a 'pointing stick' cursor, impressive typing quality, very quiet typing noise, connects wirelessly via bluetooth with up to four devices simultaneously

Unlike previous keyboards from hhkb, which use topre switches, this keyboard uses conventional mechanical switches, which may be a disappointment to some, can't record complex macros, only relatively simple shortcuts, unusual key layout that has a ctrl...

Looks & sounds good ; Highly customizable ; Solid dedicated software

Exorbitantly expensive ; Frustrating to use ; Touch bars suck ; Feet slip about ; Uses AA batteries

Heinously expensive with frustrating touch controls, poor design choices and AA batteries for power. The HHKB Studio isn’t without positives, but none justify its price or make up for its shortcomings. There are much better keyboards out there for much...

Comfortable layout ; Smooth and quiet typing experience ; Lightweight and powerful software

Hilariously expensive

The HHKB Studio is a fantastic, although niche, wireless mechanical keyboard. It is one of the most expensive out there, but offers excellent build quality, smooth linear switches, and a host of enthusiast-grade extras which help it justify the high...