The Ultimate Mechanical Keyboard Catalog

Love them, the crunch, the feel, the sound... I can't ever see myself using it top play games... however, I can't ever look anotnher typing keyboard the same way now that I have experienced the IBM

The legendary IBM Model M and Model F series keyboards. If you wanted to see the true kings of technology in the 1980's, you would look no further than IBM, and these switches durability, feel and overall quality are a testament to everything that ma

Probably the greatest switch type for pure typing. No MX-style switch, even the best, can reproduce the give-way of buckling spring and the perfection of the registration of the stroke matching the tactile/audible feedback perfectly. Model M's are

One of the only switch technologies where tactile and audible feedback always coincide with the switch actuation. A simple and durable technology whether found on membrane (Model M) or capacitive (Model F, etc) boards.

I've never actually tried gaming with a buckling spring keyboard - but in my opinion there is no better typing experience than a buckling spring system. Now if someone would make a backlit TKL with buckling spring switches I would be very happy indee

i'm not a typist, but i understand the fine inputs, and i agree that the typing experience is very fine, the total tactile feedback made my typing better, as some other tactile switches can have missed keystrokes. however, they're too sluggish to gam

Amazingly satisfying feel and sound. Makes a person want to type more.

Far and away the best experience

not the best for gaming (with limited rollover on the model m) but absolutely the most satisfying switch for typing

Use a Model M at work. Absolutely amazing.