The Matias Quiet Pro for PC is now shipping from The Keyboard Company in three new layouts: UK, German and Nordic. Check out the product pages below for prices or to place an order:
These keyboards use the new Matias Quiet Click switch, which are much quieter than conventional mechanical keyboards yet still offer that satisfying typing experience. This is the keyboard to get if your house-mates or co-workers find your mechanical keyboard less of a bonus than you do!
The case is chock-full of features too – it includes three USB 2.0 ports, so you can plug in flash drives, digital cameras and your mouse. The Quiet Pro for PC also includes dedicated volume controls, as well as media controls available via a Function key. There’s even a tab key on the number pad, allowing those of us that do data entry to save a lot of time.
The Quiet Pro is also built for typing, with laser-etched keys which won’t ever wear off, no matter how much you use the Matias Quiet Pro. The keyboard also includes traditional sculpted keytops, ensuring an even and easy typing experience. Finally, the Quiet Pro also includes N-key rollover to ensure that as fast as you type, the Quiet Pro will keep up. This is also good for gaming, where you’re holding down multiple keys at once.
I hope this small announcement brought a smile to your face. Thanks for reading the article and be sure to let us know what you think in the comments below! Have a good day.
what about the mini quiet pro for mac/pc?
The Mini Quiet Pro for PC – UK, German and Nordic layouts have been ordered and we expect to have them mid summer. Initially we will only have the Mac version in US layout, but hope to commission the UK version later in the year.
How about a nordic Mac version?
We’re not currently planning on a Nordic Mac version, but we’ll note down your interest.
I hope you haven’t forgotten about this, and that you are still making the UK layout. I would buy it.
We haven’t, it’s in stock! http://www.keyboardco.com/keyboard/matias-mini-quiet-pro-for-pc-uk.asp
Mac version? 😉
Ohhhhhhhhhh – sorry, I don’t think it’s on the cards!
What happens if you use the PC version with a Mac, shouldn’t it work ok?
Yes, it should work OK. The Windows and Alt keys will be reversed by default, but you can use the Mac keyboard settings to put them right.