HHKB Studio Typing Test | Comparison with Pro 2 Type-S, Pro Hybrid Type-S, Pro Classic Heavy Grail
A short comparison of the typing sounds between the new HHKB Studio and several of its ancestors:
Pro 2 Type-S
Pro Hybrid Type-S
Pro 3 Classic (in a Heavy Grail)
Because it's made mostly of plastic, the Studio brings out a satisfying muted "thock" from the T1 silents. I was pleasantly surprised by the sound of the board and think it's feels right at home in a quiet workplace.
*There is a mistake in the video - the keycaps on the Heavy Grail are the Monokei Series 1 keycaps.
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HHKB Studio
Plate: Steel, top-mounted
Keycaps: Stock (PBT Dyesub)
Switches: Durock T1 Silent Tactile. Rails lubed with 205g0, Legs and springs lubed with PTFE Superlube, and the leaf shrouded with leftover switch film.
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HHKB Pro 2
Plate: Plastic, integrated in case
Keycaps: Stock (PBT Dyesub)
Switches: OEM domes & sliders, rails lubed with 205g0
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HHKB Pro Hybrid Type-S
Plate: Plastic, integrated in case
Keycaps: Stock (PBT Dyesub)
Switches: OEM domes & sliders, rails lubed with 205g0
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HHKB Pro Classic
Plate: Plastic, Heavy Grail plate
Keycaps: Monokei Series 1 (PBT Doubleshot)
Switches: OEM domes, MX sliders, rails lubed with 205g0
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Keyboard: https://hhkeyboard.us/hhkb-studio/pro...
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