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[TheKomodo]

[Sir-J]

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[Anubis]

Sorry for off-topic but gotta reply to this:

Sir-J proposed a few alternatives in terms of keyboards to solve the issue, and I relied on one of them by purchasing a Corsair K100 AIR (paid 270 Euros) with tactile switches.

Normally I wouldn't recommend a keyboard this expensive but since main criterias were low profile keys and ultra fast response time I had to recommend this one as it's simply the fastest low profile keyboard out there according to rtings: https://www.rtings.com/keyboard/tests/latency
However, if one's willing to spend this amount of money on a keyboard and isn't insistent on having low profile keys then definitely buy Wooting. Best gaming keyboard bar none (haven't tried tried one myself but watched a lot of reviews).

Sadly they didn't test older mechanical keyboards like the vintage IBM ones. They always felt insanely quick to me.

[Sir-J]

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[Anubis]

Sadly they didn't test older mechanical keyboards like the vintage IBM ones. They always felt insanely quick to me.

They have tested IBM Model M and as it turned out wired latency for that keyboard is only 18.6 ms. So not fast compared to others, but they have a unit from 1993 and around that time IBM reduced manufacturing costs so it's possible that earlier versions were better in that respect. Also, I wish they reviewed modern Model M by Unicomp, because it's still produced and is relatively affordable.

https://www.rtings.com/keyboard/reviews/ibm/model-m

Oh nice, didn't see it in the List you posted! 18ms is pretty hefty you are right. I played with a Model M from 1990 and I had a Model M2 which was from 1995 or something. I liked the 1990 more but the M2 was good too, better than most trashy rubber-domes I had at the time.