#TYPEWRITER KEYBOARD REVIEW HOW TO#

The Qwerkywriter is a beefy, aluminum-bodied monster of a keyboard. (Opens in a new window) Read Our Zagg Pocket Keyboard Review That's about as much sticker shock as you can possibly get from a keyboard that isn't literally built to order (and there are companies that do that too, down to repurposing actual antique typewriters as USB keyboards (Opens in a new window)). Unfortunately, it's also $349 at launch this holiday season, with a planned $399 retail price. It's a Bluetooth mechanical keyboard with clicky key switches, as well as key caps and other design elements that are modeled after an old-fashioned typewriter. Qwerkywriter fulfills all of my keyboard requirements, and then some. I also want my keyboard to look and feel cool. I'm also a bit of a keyboard snob, and I prefer mechanical keys to laptop-style scissor switches or membrane switches whenever possible. It's very freeing to be able to put my tablet down anywhere and start typing. I write most of my reviews on my iPad with a Bluetooth keyboard. Tablet tray holds tablets at too steep an angle.

#TYPEWRITER KEYBOARD REVIEW HOW TO#

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