Matias Laptop Pro

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Pros:

Quality, mechanical key switches with antighosting circuitry.
Bluetooth wireless.
Rechargeable battery and passthrough USBpower ports.

Cons:

Expensive.
"Quiet" keys not quite as responsive as Matias's standard keys.

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Last revision on April 28, 2017

Reviewers Liked

Quality, mechanical key switches with antighosting circuitry
Bluetooth wireless
Rechargeable battery and passthrough USBpower ports
Macstandard layout and specialfunction keys
Laseretched key labels with alternate characters

Reviewers Didn't Like

Expensive
"Quiet" keys not quite as responsive as Matias's standard keys
Silverplastic body looks a bit cheap

Expert reviews and ratings

The Matias Laptop Pro is a Bluetooth mechanical keyboard that is by its nature incredibly rare, and unfortunately...

By PC Mag on October 21, 2013

Matias Laptop Pro is a retro-good keyboard in a compact package. Matias has long been known for its excellent Tactile Pro Keyboards, now in their third generation. For many people, the Tactile Pro is the closest you can get to Apple’s venerable – but...

By Macworld Australia on July 26, 2013

Though its name implies laptop use, the Laptop Pro is anything but a laptop-specific keyboard. In fact, its thick design and hefty weight make it only marginally portable. Rather, the Laptop Pro is for anyone—laptop or desktop user—who loves old-school,...

By Macworld on July 25, 2013

The Matias Laptop Pro is a surprisingly capable Bluetooth keyboard, with its Quiet Click mechanical switches providing an excellent typing experience whether for gaming or writing. The keyboard is still much heavier and taller than competing...

By XSReviews on September 20, 2013

At the same time that so many people tell themselves typing on a touchscreen isn't too bad, another set of users is shifting back to mechanical keyboards. Logitech, Razer, and a number of other companies are making aggressive moves with mechanicals,...

By Geek.com on June 10, 2013