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Matias Quiet Pro

Based on 6 reviews

Excellent:

5
Good:

1
Average:

0
Bad:

0

Pros

Solid mechanical key response.
Anti-ghosting circuitry.
Mac-standard keys with special-function keys that match Apple’s layout.
Three USB 2.0 ports.
Extended characters printed on keys.
Feels amazing.
Really quiet.
Mac-friendly function keys.
Symbols are printed right on the keys.

Cons

Keyboard body looks a little cheap.
Key response slightly less crisp than with keys on Tactile Pro.
Still louder than a membrane keyboard.

By Real World Labs on January 22, 2013

A full pay-cycle later and we’re back! The Matias Quiet Pro went up against a full two weeks of brutal office use only to come out on top. I’m generally pleased and so is my fiance. She is so pleased while using it sparingly, that right...

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By PC Advisor on January 16, 2013

If you spend enough time working or playing on a computer, you can't beat a good mechanical keyboard. They often allow faster, more satisfying typing, although the amount of key clatter can be very distracting – if not to you then at least any...

80
By Macworld Australia on December 15, 2012

Matias has long been a champion of mechanical keyboards, which use real, physical switches underneath the keys. The company’s flagship Tactile Pro 3 keyboard is the current go-to keyboard for many long-time mechanical-keyboard enthusiasts.The only...

90
By RWLabs on November 29, 2012

Matias Quiet Pro keyboard for the PC has a perfect score for quality and keeps the price for unique switches at an affordable range.

100
By MadShrimps on November 19, 2012

The keyboard is quite comfortable and thanks to it's tactile feedback, we do not hesitate to recommend it in office environments where a lot of typing is involved or at home for chatting or writing different articles.

100
By MadShrimps on November 19, 2012

The Quiet Pro keyboard from Matias comes with black colored keys and a matte silver casing, to get closer to the overall aspect of Mac/Macbook computers. The 3-port USB 2.0 hub is very handy for connecting multiple peripherals to it that do not...

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By MacWorld on November 16, 2012

If you’ve never used a mechanical keyboard before, the Quiet Pro is a great model to start with—it provides solid tactile feedback and reassuring key response without the obnoxiously loud key sounds.

90
By TipUpdate on October 30, 2012

Even then there are a lot better and cheaper keyboard out there with much better functions but they are not as quiet as this one.

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By engadget on October 11, 2012

As for the Quiet Pro itself, it's a great entry into the world of mechanical keyboards for those worried that the clickety-clack of a traditional model will be too much for you (or your co-workers) to take.

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By Engadget on October 11, 2012

150 is a lot of money to spend on a keyboard, there's no question about that. If you do any serious amount of writing, though, it's an amount that's at least worth considering -- whether you spend it on this particular keyboard or another....

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