Matias TactilePro 3

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Pros:

ALPS mechanical switches make satisfying click.
Laser-etched keys won't fade.
Strong build.

Cons:

Expensive.
Clicking sound irritates neighbors.

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Last revision on August 27, 2013

Reviewers Liked

ALPS mechanical switches make satisfying click
Laser-etched keys won't fade
Strong build
Three integrated USB 2.0 ports
Compatible with PC and Mac (with drivers)
Responsive
Full complement of traditional keys
Alternate characters printed on keycaps

Reviewers Didn't Like

Expensive
Clicking sound irritates neighbors
No extra media- or special-feature keys

Expert reviews and ratings

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I have used the Matias Tactilepro 3 for well over a month and besides the clickety-clack of the keys (which I have gotten used to) this is an excellent keyboard. Typing seems effortless when you don’t have to strike the keys with a lot of force. This...

By MyMac on December 03, 2010

Fans of Apple's legendary Extended II keyboard will love the Matias TactilePro 3.0's sculpted keys and satisfying click. Its sturdy build and laser-etched keys also ensure a long lifespan. If you get past the $150 price, the Matias TactilePro...

By cnet on August 20, 2010

If you’re looking for a small, quiet keyboard with a load of bells and whistles in the form of special-function keys, the software to configure those keys, and a built-in track pad, the TactilePro 3 is definitely not for you. And that’s...

By Macworld on February 15, 2010