IBM Model M

In fact, if you ask me and Unicom can do other special requests, including blank or colored key caps and with custom legends or different layouts, inc...

So, overall, what can I say? It's a model M. It's one of the best keyboards ever made, let's better boards for gaming, but it's still quite serviceabl...

It's not that great and it has two key rollover, so you're only guaranteed to have two key presses registered at the same time. Some others do it as w...

It works as well as any other board, but for some games, particularly racing and fighting games, I've found the m's buckling Springs just feel a bit s...

Oh, man, don't make me go back to /r/mechanicalkeyboards. Too much temptations. I'd love a good Model M or earlier with a USB conversion, but I've been happy with my MK Fission w/ Cherry Browns.

I’m not old enough to have ever encountered an original IBM Model M in an office. But in my second year of university, after hearing about how amazing these old keyboards were to type on, I sought out an old model on eBay. For the next two years, every essay I wrote was hammered out on a vintage key...

The IBM Model M keyboard, with its classic buckling spring keys and replaceable key caps, represents the apogee of vintage keyboards. It's loud. It's big. It's the most satisfying typing experience I've ever had.

The IBM Model M was once an outstanding keyboard, but technology has greatly improved and modern keyboards offer more features, like RGB backlighting or programmable keys. This vintage keyboard still offers an outstanding typing experience with unique buckling spring switches. These are different fr...

Came in yesterday, the IBM 5576-C01 from 1994. A Japanese-exclusive Model M-based keyboard that to my knowledge was made specifically for a single system - IBM PS/55E, an all-in-one PC.

Fun fact: Actually there are mechanical membrane keyboards. IBM Model M buckling springs are mechanical over membrane for exemple.

Another fun fact: All rubber domes are tactile