Pro Matias Ergo Pro For Mac
Type in customizable comfort with the Matias Ergo Pro Keyboard for Mac. A 17' bridge cable allows you to place the two sides of the keyboard in whatever position is most comfortable for you. The legs can be adjusted to tilt your keyboard at a convenient angle, and the removable palm rests support your wrists. The Ergo Pro's key switches provide tactile feedback while still being quiet enough to use in a shared environment. Dedicated hotkeys are added for the 4 most common keyboard shortcuts - undo, cut, copy, and paste.
The Function key gives you access to audio shortcuts for volume, play/pause, and next/previous track. The laser-etched keys will retain their symbols even after lengthy use, and the sculpted shape helps keep your fingers centered without slipping. Anti-Ghosting Circuitry prevents skipped and added letters, no matter how fast you type. Three USB 2.0 ports on the Ergo Pro expand functionality, allowing you to plug in flash drives, digital cameras, a mouse, or other peripherals. No drivers are required - plug the Ergo Pro into an available USB port on your Mac, and start using it right away.
The Matias Ergo Pro Keyboard is a better ergonomic keyboard. It has all the standard features you would expect in an ergonomic keyboard - tenting, negative tilt, separated left and right side, short reach to the mouse, etc. However, it also features something quite rare in an ergonomic keyboard. Matias Quiet-Click mechanical switches. Mechanical switches are faster and more comfortable than switches in flat keyboards, as well as having clear ergonomic benefits. Other special features include: a premium removable palm support that feels amazing, sculpted keycaps for faster and more comfortable typing, laser-etched keys, a USB 2.0 hub, audio and media controls, dedicated keys for cut, copy, paste, undo, and special anti-ghosting circuitry. If you're ordering from Europe or Asia, to avoid import duty, please consider buying from.
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The Ergo Pro is more like a 75%+ keyboard, in that it remains nearly all important keys (and then plus a few) minus the numeric keypad. Matias has been around a long time now, and while I have had mixed results previously with a Tactile Pro (lasted under a year), that was some time ago so I let my optimism take hold, even moreso as except for.