Small enough to take on the go and complete enough to use at home, the white Matias Mini Tactile Pro Keyboard for Mac is a convenient choice for comfort and travel. It is small enough to slip into your laptop sleeve, and is supplied with a removable travel cable for easier transport. A 6.5' cable for home use is provided as well.
The Mini Tactile Pro's laser-etched keys will retain their symbols even after lengthy use, and the sculpted shape helps keep your fingers centered without slipping. Designed for use with Macs, it has all the same function keys as a traditional Apple keyboard. Anti-Ghosting Circuitry prevents skipped and added letters, no matter how fast you type. Three USB 2.0 ports on the Mini Tactile Pro expand functionality, allowing you to plug in flash drives, digital cameras, a mouse, or other peripherals.
- Slim Enough to Slip Into Laptop Case
- Apple Function Keys
- Laser-Etched, Sculpted Keys
- Anti-Ghosting Circuitry
Matias Mini Tactile Pro Overview
Matias Mini Tactile Pro Specs
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Matias Mini Tactile Pro Reviews
A dream to use.
Dump all your Apple keyboards!! This one is a dream to use. The key I hit is the letter that appears. No need for extensive edition, corrections, deleting and rewriting as is necessary with Apple keyboards. And B&H is a great company -- efficient, friendly, cooperative.
Great Keyboard for touch typists
I am a touch typist who makes much of my living writing. �I have been using Apple's Magic Keyboard for the last four years. �I thought I loved the keyboard, but recently I realized that I was making more mistakes than I should. �Okay, yes, the "e" key was going out, but it alerted me to how many mistakes I was making otherwise that were being fixed with the spellchecker in ways of which I didn't approve. :) I thought I would give this mechanical keyboard a try. �What a difference. �I didn't realize how much I rely on feedback. �I took a typing speed test with the new computer and I scored 76wpm (335cpm) with 100% accuracy. �There is no way I would have had a 100% accuracy with the other keyboard, even if the "e" key was working.� I like the layout of the keyboard and appreciate that there is no learning curve for using it on my Mac since it utilizes a similar layout but with more of the functions labeled.� If you are not a touch typist, I don't think this board will make much of a difference. �However, if you do touch type, this keyboard gives great feedback. �It is noisy, but I chose this noisy version on purpose as the noise is part of the feedback for me. �However, if you don't like a noisy keyboard or work in an environment with others nearby, you may want to go with the quiet version of this keyboard. � I definitely am happy with my purchase.