What level does the Mac keyboard belong to in the field of high-end laptops, and how does it feel loose?
by Poster
Apr 21, 2025
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The original poster's is M4pro 14-inch.
The tapping feels "thin and loose", especially for big keys such as command, space, shift, and enter.
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Anonymous4795 Apr 21, 2025It belongs above the passing line. It is indeed loose, and when viewed from the side, the light leakage is uneven If it weren't for the failure rate, I actually like the butterfly type. The keyboard is compact, feels crisp and does not leak light.
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Anonymous46 Apr 21, 2025I think the cash is okay, much better than the butterfly keyboard, and more comfortable typing than most mechanical keyboards I've used. However, feel varies from person to person, and there is no unified answer
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Anonymous11548 Apr 21, 2025After using it for a long time, I feel that typing is quite comfortable. The key stroke is short and I don't need to use a lot of effort. Not bad
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Anonymous1843 Apr 21, 2025I think the butterfly keyboard is more stable, but it is too easy to break and eliminated (although I haven't broken it
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Anonymous1808 Apr 21, 2025@ Anonymous11548 # 3 Yes, long-term typing is basically the most comfortable, labor-saving, accurate, and gives enough feedback... (Has a bunch of customized keyboard furnishings 0 0
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Anonymous5126 Apr 21, 2025I like to use a keyboard with short key travel, which is comfortable to type, so I can't integrate into the topic when my friends are chatting about the keyboard w
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Anonymous3585 Apr 21, 2025Originally, I thought it was average, but after using the MateBook X Pro, I now love the keyboard on the Macbook.
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Anonymous11548 Apr 21, 2025@ Anonymous1808 Yes, I also bought a bunch of keyboards, which come with them and magic keyboard for use
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Anonymous3623 Apr 21, 2025It's too hard and the key stroke is short. It's understandable that it used to be thin and light, but now it's getting thicker and thicker. I can't understand that the keyboard is still so short
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Anonymous9379 Apr 21, 2025I think the biggest problem is that it is too easy to oil, and the feel is acceptable.
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Anonymous14162 Apr 21, 2025The MacBook Pro is better than the Air, but it's still worse than those Windwos gaming notebooks. After all, the key travel is there. I am using MX Keys and MacBook Pro keyboards at the same time. The former should be the best among membrane keyboards. To be honest, I feel that the experience gap is acceptable
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Anonymous15010 Apr 21, 2025I like the butterfly feel, but it's really too prone to problems
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Anonymous14560 Apr 21, 2025abs keycap oiling is really disgusting, I think it's pulling. I can only say that the two months of use without oil is considered passing.
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Anonymous15104 Apr 21, 2025The keyboard of Mac feels really average. I use a mechanical keyboard for a large number of input scenarios. Of course, it's okay for low-intensity use at ordinary times. Mainly because Apple's own function keys definition is more scientific
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Anonymous11876 Apr 21, 2025I think it's okay, but I rarely use it, 99.9% of them are external keyboards
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Anonymous5717 Apr 21, 2025@ Anonymous4795 makes you describe it like a girl ~
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Anonymous5033 Apr 21, 2025The sound made one's brain ache. It was a stiff and muffled sound, and it felt like a bone was tapping on a steel plate
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Anonymous73 Apr 21, 2025I've never been used to using mechanical keyboards. The key stroke is too long and my fingers are laborious. In addition, I am used to the various shortcut keys of macOS and rely heavily on muscle memory. If other keyboard configurations are a little different, it will not work. Therefore, you can only choose Apple's own keyboard. A keyboard with short key travel is more appropriate for me.
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Anonymous11877 Apr 21, 2025I have two mx keys and a mechanical keyboard. The mechanical keyboard is used to add fun when playing games. mx keys are the most comfortable for daily use. The mbp keyboard is also okay to use, but there are still some gaps from mx keys
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Anonymous347 Apr 21, 2025Sort of a good keyboard.