HP tenkeyless *rubber dome*

[msiegel]

link to hp store

has anyone tried this thing?

[msiegel]

hmm, works for me. that's most likely a temporary problem

[Findecanor]

If it is anything like the full-size ones, it is very mushy.

[woody]

has anyone tried this thing?

Seems identical to what my colleague used some time ago. It had a detachable numpad.
In the meantime he changed two other keyboards, and is currently sporting Filco Tenkeyless with MX brownies and quite liking them. Blame me.


EDIT: Forgot the main point - are you interested in something specific? The keyboard should be still somewhere in the office. I could even probably send it to you, but I'm not sure it's worth the shipping cost.

[msiegel]

are you interested in something specific?

i'm just curious about its general characteristics. it's rare to find a tenkeyless rubber dome

"our mission: to explore strange new boards, to seek out new layouts and new configurations, to boldly go where no domes have gone before"

[woody]

i'm just curious about its general characteristics. it's rare to find a tenkeyless rubber dome

I didn't liked it, when I had to type on his PC. That should sum it up in a way.

It's too cheap new and we're too far away, or I would've just sent it over to you.


EDIT: IIRC the legends came off pretty quickly.

[msiegel]

blehh. thanks for the mini-review; now we know in case anyone asks

[woody]

I can tell you straight away the one good thing in it - it's tenkeyless. It kinda hinted me in this direction, since my colleague wanted a keyboard that takes less desk real estate. So we ended with diNovo Edge for some time, before going mecha (again).

I still could answer some specific questions of yours, msiegel, but I doubt it's worth the trip to the office and the time spent. ;-)

[Azuremen]

If it feels anything like the HP keyboards we have at work, I'd pass. Those things are terrible to type on.