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Unicomp Classic 104


The ultimate keyboard for typing nostalgia
Interface: Wired | Switches: Buckling spring
Snappy buckling spring switch
Retro design
Can lead to tired fingers
Big and bulky
Remember IBM's legendary Model M keyboard? That's what the Unicomp Classic 104 sets out to imitate. Available in USB and PS/2 versions, it uses a buckling spring switch that takes more effort to depress than just about every other switch type. You're rewarded with a tactile response that recalls the classic mechanical keyboards of old, along with a noise that would drive your co-workers insane.
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