[Vroomfondel]

I’m a trained, touch typist, and I need the spring back and the travel of a keyboard to be accurate.

I'm also a touch-typist, but my favorite keyboard at the moment is one of those Apple thingies that has almost no key travel; just enough to keep my spine happy.

That being said, the nicest keyboard I ever used was on an IBM Office System/6 word processor. Looked, sounded, and felt exactly like a Selectric.

[FrankR]

Thanks guys. ;)

[MarkL]

That being said, the nicest keyboard I ever used was on an IBM Office System/6 word processor. Looked, sounded, and felt exactly like a Selectric.

In college I used a Selectric, and LOVED IT!!! My 2nd experience with computers was also in college, with an IBM key punch machine, and it felt exactly like a Selectric.

Later on, using a Model M keyboard was close, but there's nothing like a "real" Selectric keyboard.

Mark

[BBB333]

I use a Matias Mini Quiet Pro Keyboard for PC:

https://www.amazon.com/Matias-Mini-Quiet-Pro-Keyboard/dp/B00D3BTMRU/ref=sr_1_12?ie=UTF8&qid=1501247431&sr=8-12&keywords=matias+keyboard

Really excellent and it has the key feel you are looking for.

Warning: expensive.