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Realforce R2 PFU - Packaging by José Soltren, on Flickr The numbers are just for fun, so, let's see how it does!

We'll explore the board, build it up, tear it down, and give it a KeebScore™. Full disclosure: this board was graciously provided by Fujitsu for review free of charge. So, thus, it is with great pleasure that I bring you today's review of a REALFORCE R2, the latest and greatest in the Topre product lineup. Two of my boards came straight from Japan: one from .jp ('Jamazon') via a Buyee proxy, and the other from Tsukumo by way of a friend's suitcase. Since then I've come full circle: Topre keyboards, and their brethren (NiZ, Plum, and Royal Kludge electrostatic boards, the Happy Hacking Keyboard, and the Cooler Master Novatouch) are on my desk or in my bag more often than not. After all, why spend a nonrefundable $250 at, then the US reseller of Topre boards, when my $5 thrift store Model M was happily clacking and clanging away? But it took me many years to try one out. I first learned of the Topre Realforce keyboard around 2008, when, along with the Happy Hacking Keyboard, it was billed as a quieter, smoother, longer lasting alternative to most other keyboards on the market. Since the 1980s Topre keyboards have merged top notch rubber domes, capacitive sensing, and high quality dye sublimated key caps, into one of the stalwarts of the keyboard world. Realforce R2 PFU - 3/4 View by José Soltren, on FlickrĪmong the Deskthority crowd, Topre keyboards need no further introduction. Post #7: KeebScore™, Closing Thoughts viewtopic.php?p=456425#p456425

Post #6: Typing Experience, Comparisons viewtopic.php?p=456424#p456424 Post #5: Key Switches, Key Layout, Software viewtopic.php?p=456423#p456423 Post #4: Disassembly, Customization viewtopic.php?p=456422#p456422 Post #2: Packaging, Unboxing, What's Included? viewtopic.php?p=456420#p456420 Post #1: Introduction, Description viewtopic.php?p=456419#p456419 This is a looooooong review of a really great keyboard.

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