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Capacitive non-contact method without chattering, ideal for high-speed input, ideal key touch and long life without getting tired even after long-term use "Type-S" key structure with excellent Bluetooth connection and USB connection (Type-C), key map change function, Speed (high-speed typing) and Silent (quietness). In addition, it is a keyboard with all the functions you can hope for, such as rational keyboard layout and 3-step tilt adjustment. USB cable (Type-C) is not attached to this product. (Please use a commercially available USB cable.)
Brand: HHKB
Compatible Devices: Windows, Mac
Connectivity Technology: USB, USB-C
Keyboard Description: Ergonomic
Recommended Uses For Product: Office
Special Feature: Ergonomic
Color: black
Keyboard backlighting color support: Single Color
Style: Contemporary
Material: Plastic
Compatible Devices: Windows, Mac
Connectivity Technology: USB, USB-C
Additional Features: Ergonomic
Keyboard Backlighting Color Support: Single Color
Power Source: Corded Electric
Switch Type: Mechanical
Keyboard Layout: Neo
Hand Orientation: Ambidextrous
Button Quantity: 60
Mechanical Keyboard Switch Model: Type-S
Compatible Operating System Family: MacOS, Windows
Number of Keys: 60
Number of Sections: 1
Color: black
Style Name: Contemporary
Theme: Professional
Enclosure Material: Plastic
Brand: HHKB
Keyboard Description: Ergonomic
Antenna Location: Office
Built-In Media: USB Cable
Model Number: HHKB-KB800BS
Model Name: HHKB PFU Professional Hybrid Type-S
Series Number: 800
Global Trade Identification Number: 69
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer: PFU
Number of Items: 1
Generation: 2nd Generation
Mfr Part Number: HHKB-KB800BS
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Top Amazon Reviews
Very pleasing to type on this bad boy. I recently owned the keychron k2 with cherry keys and hhkb blows this thing out the water. Orgasmic on every stroke lol
Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2021 by Braxton
I write software for a living and PC game the rest of the time so naturally I'm using a keyboard 10+ hours a day 7-days a week. I've been hesitant about buying an HHKB for years due to the price point and how long the previous model had been available before this new iteration came out. I can safely say I have zero buyers remorse with this purchase. I've spent over a month working with Cherry MX Blue, Brown, Reg, Green, Clear, and Black each and none compare with the feel of this keyboard. It's not as loud as Green or Blue but not entirely silent (it's a mechanical keyboard; there are moving pieces that will always make noise). The travel is smooth and the actuation force is moderate and rounded (not a sharp "click" like a Green or Brown switch. In addition, the layout is amazing from a programming perspective. It did take a bit of getting used to the CTRL key being where CAPSLOCK normally is but after just a day or so it began to feel much more natural than the claw hand you develop to drop your pinky to hit CTRL on a standard EN-US layout. The ONLY criticism I have at this moment is the lack of ability to further customize the bindings or assign macros. You can only re-map the existing keys or "FN" key-enabled functions.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2022 by Nate B
I am a software engineer to do both dev and ops as my daily life. After trying to get used to this keyboard for a while, I still need to return it because of the following reasons: 1. It's way too expensive. I can use the same amount of money to buy a really good keyboard, a really good mouse and a really good headphone. 2. It's not friendly to developers. You may say hay it's brand for hacking how can it be not friendly to developers? I use a modern IDE to debug my code a lot. I can conveniently set a breakpoint and use F8, F9, F10, etc. to get to the next checkpoint. And I think most of us have a big enough hand to touch the function key without moving wrist especially those F8910. It's a really bad experience to have to press an Fn key with little finger to get an F9. 3. Bad experience to use arrow keys. Let's say I have to use shift and arrow keys to choose a serious of words. On a standard keyboard, I just need to press Shift, then use arrow keys. On this one, I have to press 3 keys to achieve the same function as 2 keys on a standard keyboard. 4. As part of my habit, it's not backward compatible with any of my old keyboards. That means if I struggle a long time to finally get used to it. All my old keyboards and the keyboard on my Mac are totally not useful to me. It's funny to see some pictures of people using it on an airplane with an open Mac and an HHKB on the laptop. 5. It's not compatible with my philosophy to not attach to specific hardware. If using this keyboard, my work efficiency will be greatly relying on this keyboard. 6. The topre switch is also available with other standard keyboards like realforce. 7. I need to use mouse a lot, it does make any improvement to me to reduce the arrow keys and ten-key. 8. My table is big enough to put 2 full layout keyboard.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2020 by Frank
I really like this new hybird type s from HHKB after upgrading from an HHKB pro 2 (wired) from 2016. HHKB, in my opinion, is still the best in topre mkbs. They have the perfect weight, balance, feel and accuracy compared with other topre I have. The layout is very intuitive and it is always a pleasure to use this for productivity or general uses. I highly recommend this if your budget can afford. Type S is also about 30% more quiet than the non-S. However, I like the clacky sound of the non-S better as that is the sound I have grown to love in HHKB. Both non s and S feels the same in weight and function. This hybrid can work for wired or blutooth for mac or PC. English manual is provided and I suggest you read it. Dip switches are provided at the back too. Overall im happy with Amazon's delivery and the 3rd party seller too.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2022 by Mark William
Hm... If you are reading this review, I guess you are one of us. One of the many folks who struggled so hard about whether or not we really should spend $300 on this "ultimate productivity machine". I said something like this to myself right before I bought it: "I really wanna know what a HHKB feels like. It looks awesome, it looks high end, it looks ... it looks like it can boost my productivity out of the charts". Then I did it, I finally bought one, and I gotta say putting the wonderful typing experience aside, the build quality made me a little upset. So here is what I think. When we spend 1x or 2x more money in something compared to the usual price point, we expect the premium, luxurious, and paying attention to every single detail product right? I mean, we should, we deserve that. Now take a look at what I got from my brand new keyboard. Did you notice those tiny darker areas on my various keys? I almost were suspecting whether this is brand new or not. And not to mention if you look a those key caps from the top, you can even clearly see those unpolished edges that are so obvious to your eye. I'm like "Hey, this is a $300 keyboard, why am I getting this kind of build quality?" At this point, I don't even know whether this keyboard from Amazon here is brand new or not. I guess I will never found out because there isn't probably a good way for me to prove it. And to be honest, isn't this is what we feel like when we purchase a Tesla? IDK... To be fair, I have not encountered any build quality from the typing experience perspective. And I do believe this keyboard has a very exotic and unique typing experience. But ... this is my experience, and I think you should know before you buy it.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2023 by Leon
I was nervous about how good typing on this would feel with the price being as steep as it is but damn was this worth the purchase!
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2021 by Paolo Escobar
I was incredibly disappointed to find that, after all this time, the HHKB still suffers from the obnoxious 'whistling' issue. If you're unfamiliar, I would recommend watching a video or two to see if you can stomach the noise and scratchy feeling that accompanies it, but I find it really unpleasant and absolutely unacceptable given the high cost of this board. Essentially, many of the keys produce a noticeable 'whistling' noise (it sounds like someone trying to blow air through nearly-closed lips, or sometimes sounds like someone rubbing a finger on wet glass) and feel very scratchy, seemingly as the sliders rub against the housings under the keys. Other Topre keyboards do not have this issue (including silent models), but it seems very frequent in HHKB and especially in Type-S models. Some users have fixed this with lube, some by using the keyboard for months, and others have never been able to fix it. Overall, no competitor has this issue and it's widely reported in the HHKB Type-S. I would not recommend this product until fixed.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2022 by Gurglingemu
It is quieter than cherry mx but it is still noticeably louder than scissor keyboards. The key travel feels quite long compared to cherry mx, probably due to a longer actuation travel. The keys feel great, the material and build quality is amazing, but it is near impossible to see the print on the keyboard unless you have light coming from behind you. I don't typically look at my keyboard when typing but with the unique layout, you definitely have to until you get used to the new layout. Light from above will show the top of the keys but not the ones printed to use with the function key. The battery saving feature (which you can turn off) completely turns the keyboard off so you have to hold the on button every time you use it after being away. I was extremely hyped for this keyboard but honestly, the cherry mx (red and brown) feel better in my opinion and I was typing faster on the scissor switches. I felt like I had to push much harder and basically make sure that I bottom out on purpose when using topre. Maybe my expectations were too high, but I also was expecting near silent with the type-s but it wasn't the case.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2020 by MC