Matias Secure Pro wireless keyboard review: A power tool for the paranoid

August 06, 2014

The wireless Matias Secure Pro keyboard’s number-one claim to fame is its 128-bit AES encryption. I’ll get into that later. My favorite feature is that it’s quiet. You’d hardly know this was a mechanical keyboard from the sound it makes. It’s close to the volume level of a typical membrane keyboard, if a little sharper or clickier at times. You could use this board in any office or in a bedroom without disturbing a soul.Be that as it may, I’m not a huge fan of typing on it.Far from the ergonomic relief I expect from a mechanical keyboard, the Matias switches inside the Secure Pro made my fingers exhausted. And that’s saying something, considering I type on Cherry Blues on a daily basis. Those switches are known for their abnormally high resistance.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here

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