Best Keyboards and Mice for Tactile

i was attracted to this keyboard because of the white backlighting, but fell in love with it because of the light tension on the keys and the positive tactile sensation i get when typing.

it is sleek looking, thin, the keys have a nice tactile feel and the key illumination is great for just about any circumstance.

the type of keys it uses (i don't know the technical terms) have a good tactile feel but are practically noiseless, another plus.

3 settings from dimming to off and the clear glass around the perimeter of the keyboard to enhance the look and lastly the precision tactile feel/feedback on the keys which are very smooth and quiet.

it has the most comfortable tactile feel of any notebook-style keyboard i have used.

while it takes a few minutes to get used to it, eventually the tactile feel and size completely win you over.

at first it felt somewhat less tactile than other keyboards, but the more i typed on it, the less i felt a difference and could easily spill out paragraphs without hitting a key i didn't intend to

the actual key-press is shorter -- the key travels less distance up and down -- yet, the tactile feedback is such that you don't get the feeling you're using a laptop keyboard.

the explorer mini has forward and back page buttons which just do not feel "right", there is not enough of a tactile feedback.

if you need the tactile feedback from the typical clicking, you may not like this mouse.

when it doesn't it is a major pain, with no click or tactile feedback and moving the screen irregularly in response to the wheel.

the keys have reasonable tactile response, though they are a little more "mushy" than i would prefer.

the tactile feel of the keys is excellent.

the wrist rest was very comfortable, and the keys had good tactile and silent feedback.

some people will disagree, but i think the muffled response of the keys is easy on the ears and the tactile response is very reassuring (no side-to-side wiggle of the keys is noticeable).

keys have good tactile response and is not clacky.