Gaming Keyboard Linear Or Tactile

I have missed having a tactile keyboard for my iMac. I now type much faster with less mistakes.

Simply great budget keyboard. Very tactile and enjoyable to use.

So, I first learned to edit on a linear tape to tape editor as a kid in the 90s and non-linear editing via software has had huge advantages but miss oddly the ease of a dedicated key/keyboard layout. This is certainly the closest to old school. I got mine in addition to a studio 17 license but give that a Mac keyboard is $150 and a Loupedeck is $550+ even on its own if you use Resolve regularly is well worth it - bundled? duhhh. A great reason to upgrade. Only downside is, of course, it's dedicated to Resolve, but a nice addition to ones kit.

I appreciate the support position and tactile keyboard. I owned one previously with my first iPad. Excellent product.

I have used the same white plastic apple keyboard for the past 15 years. I just loved the tactile feedback and larger key. Replaced it, with this guy out of necessity. It took a minute to get the hang of this slim profile keyboard but now that I have that dialed in... I am loving it just as much as my old school keyboard... Pretty sure my typing has even gotten faster :-).

This really makes your iPad into a computer. There is nothing this keyboard cannot do. The keys have good tactile feel and the trackpad is very good.

This mouse is typically advertised for gaming, but I have bought several to leverage for PC and MacBook. It's the best of both worlds: fast wireless and ability to be wired when charging. It's got just the right amount of buttons, and the mouse wheel has two modes - tactile and not tactile from a button under the mouse wheel. Tactile allows you to feel each mouse wheel up/down and be more precise. The not tactile you can just spin it and it scrolls really fast, great for trying to scroll through docs/spreadsheets really quickly. The mouse is very accurate, which is critical for gaming and design. It doesn't disappoint with anything you throw at it. The best!

So far, the best Logitech keyboard I've ever used. Very quiet, very good tactile feedback. I am typing faster and with fewer errors with this keyboard than most anything else I've previously used. Nothing fancy. Just well designed. A good value.

The Zagg Pro Keys Keyboard and Case for the Apple iPad Air 4 is an excellent value. The keyboard keys have a solid tactile feel. I have large hands, so the keyboard feels too small. That being said, all 10 inch case keyboards feel small when you have large hands. Contrary to many reviews, the iPad does go to sleep when you close the case. I really like the removable case for the iPad. It has a solid, smooth but tactile feel. I think the textured back makes all the difference. In conclusion this is flexible, will protect your iPad, and is well worth the money.

This is my first mechanical keyboard and so far I'm very impressed. The keyboard has a long battery life and has more features than I can keep track of along with a very good tactile feel. The MX Master 3 mouse also has tons of features that really cannot be fully explained here. Both can be integrated using the Logi bolt that's included. I am very happy with my purchase.