Reviews and Problems with Das Keyboard Professional
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Review: Das Keyboard Model S Professional for Mac is a solid mechanical-switch keyboard
Macworld
4 December 2012
Pros: Tactile, mechanical key feel, Solid, durable construction, No software drivers required, Mac-specific keys and layout, Most key caps can be removed for cleaning, Built...
Cons: Some special functions found on Apple keyboards (Dashboard, Mission Control, Eject) require remapping using System Preferences
Excerpt: The DAS Keyboard was graciously sent to me to review over the past several weeks and I must say, it is a flashback to the old keyboards we all once used.
Conclusion: Performance in a keyboard is about being able to type quickly and accurately. The Das Keyboard Professional succeeds on both fronts providing a wonderful platform to type...
Pros: Haptic and auditory feedback can help increase a users typing speed, Full NKRO with included PS/2 adapter, Built in media keys, When clean it is beautiful
Cons: One-year warranty, Loud key actuation, Case prone to fingerprints and collecting dust, No software for customization
Summary: The question, then, is whether the Das Keyboard Professional is worth the $129 price tag, since you can get a brand new Unicomp buckling spring keyboard for and a vintage
Conclusion: If you type a lot you deserve a keyboard such as this one, many people don’t consider keyboards something of importance when it comes to their computer and they figure
Pros: Very nice to type on, USB ports easily accessible on site, Clicky keys that provide tactile and audible feedback
Cons: Expensive, Glossy finish picks up dust and fingerprints very easily
Excerpt: We find it hard to imagine a better keyboard than the Das Keyboard Professional for grueling everyday use, though you might blanch at the cost if you can't expense it.
Pros: Eminently typable, Integrated USB 2.0 hub
Cons: Very expensive, 104-key layout includes no media controls, other special keys
Conclusion: If you want a typing keyboard with a lot of tactile and aural feedback, with a good looking façade to go along with it, this is the one to grab.
Pros: Great tactile and aural feedback; stylish design; sturdy; two USB 2.0 ports.
Cons: Pricey; some users may miss multimedia commands.
Excerpt: But what if you are looking for an excellent higher quality keyboard that gives you lots of tactile click feedback, is built very well, includes a USB 2.0 hub and does