does anyone have this problem. does it go away after awhile your hands get used to it?
i been doing coding and writing essays i noticed my fingers are quite fatigue after couple of paragraphs, coding not so bad since i'm only writing lines but essay was another issue.
my opinion so far on the new keys is after awhile i feel like my fingers are typing on wood cause it bottoms out so much faster than what i'm used to on my 2013 air. it is somewhat of a new experience that i welcome when i'm just responding to short messages and what not on forums and emails. however when it comes to absolute speed i'm afraid this might hinder me.
right now i have the option of returning the laptop and maybe get a 2015 model same spec.
i take notes alot in class and writing is my top priority. after a week i think i can say my wpm is almost up to par with what i'm used to on my macbook air which has the old menbrane keyboard.
i been doing coding and writing essays i noticed my fingers are quite fatigue after couple of paragraphs, coding not so bad since i'm only writing lines but essay was another issue.
my opinion so far on the new keys is after awhile i feel like my fingers are typing on wood cause it bottoms out so much faster than what i'm used to on my 2013 air. it is somewhat of a new experience that i welcome when i'm just responding to short messages and what not on forums and emails. however when it comes to absolute speed i'm afraid this might hinder me.
right now i have the option of returning the laptop and maybe get a 2015 model same spec.
i take notes alot in class and writing is my top priority. after a week i think i can say my wpm is almost up to par with what i'm used to on my macbook air which has the old menbrane keyboard.