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Question: If this were Bluetooth I'd buy it.  Any Idea if they will ever make a bluetooth version?
Document: The best keyboard I've ever used. I owned a "lite" version around 10 years ago and liked it. More recently, I tried a Das Keyboard mechanical, but it had some flaws (squeaky keys and the action felt a little bit "heavy").The topre switches on this keyboard make the typist/coder happy. It has a light, but tangible touch. The build quality is excellent. I fully expect to be using this same keyboard 10 years on.
I love the feeling when i coding by using this keyboard. If i lose it, i will buy it again. Thank's god
Now I am regretting I didn't buy two of them so that I can use one at home and another at work...
If your daily job is coding then I do not need to talk more about the HHKB Pro. Just search a review about it, please. Here, I'd only want to say that the seller is very careful and prompt.
The Topre keyboards are made in Japan, not China.On a final note, don't confuse the Professional version with the Lite version. The Lite version (which is MUCH cheaper) uses rubber dome instead of capacitive switch, so in that sense, the Lite is identical to Logitech keyboards.
The Lite version however is somewhat sub-par in terms of quality, the Pro 2 is simply in another league and I'll talk about that later in the review. It never stopped me from swapping keyboards every time I had the chance, but I always came back to the HHK Lite.
This is a great, well-made, durable keyboard with a proper layout for programming and using any Linux/*nix system, Mac or PC.Mine is now 8 years old and still going strong.HOWEVER! Don't pay more $100 to buy one. These sellers pricing them at $200 or $300 are gouging you. There are 2 USA importers, and they sell them for $79.99.
But I had to return it because one of the switches on the back wasn't working properly. It typed so well that I just can't give it a bad star rating though. It might have been an issue with my version of Windows 8, so no hard feelings. I ordered another Topre and it worked fine (switching between backspace and \|) so I just kept that one instead.
I have been the owner of a HHK Lite for over 10 years and it's still going strong to this day. The professional version is a considerable step up. I love it. It looks amazing, the feeling at the finger tips is definitely a jump from the lite version and most importantly it makes typing faster and more precise. I love this keyboard and don't know how I can use anything else.
Everything feels in place and you get a nice, solid note, as if you're pressing on extremely high quality buttons. I can't fully describe this, but you will fall in love with the feel as soon as you begin typing on it.2. The layoutNow, the main reason why anyone would buy this keyboard is due to the layout. If you're a vim user like me, everything will be right in the world with this keyboard.
Answer: Dear D. Porter,Hello, this is Yasuhiro, from USER SIDE.Thank you for inquirng us with regards to the HHKB.Unfortunately, PFU only makes USB version. And as long as I know, they don't release a Bluetooth version HHKB so far.If you have any further questions, please let me know anytime!Best regards,Yasuhiro GotodaUSER SIDE