Can the Logitech MX MECHANICAL Mini for Mac be used in the nobleman style? I tried it on a Macbook Pro keyboard.

  • Copied the URL !
PRProduct Review
About This Article
This review is based on hands-on use or continued product testing. Although the author’s assessment includes subjective impressions, the article has been prepared in accordance with our editorial policy. Any product samples, advertising relationships, affiliate links, or other forms of monetization are disclosed within the article.

Many Mac users may have heard of the term “honors style.”

The term “tutorship style” comes from programmer Richard Matthew St allman’s use of the “HHKB” on top of his Macbook keyboard, and is often used to refer to the act of using an external keyboard on top of a laptop computer keyboard. The term is often used to refer to “the act of using an external keyboard on top of a laptop computer keyboard.

In this article, we report the results of our test to see if the Logitech MX MECHANICAL Mini for Mac can be used without any problems with the Toshiji style.

Table of Contents

The problem with your style

The problem with the “Takeru style” of using the HHKB is “wrist pain.

Because of the “height” of normal profile keyboards like the HHKB, typing while keeping the home position with the wrists in perspective can cause wrist pain.

Low-profile mechanical keyboards can solve wrist pain.

Nuphy Air60 on MacBook Pro M1Pro

Mechanical keyboards come in two types: normal profile, which is the normal height, and low profile, which is a shorter profile.

A low-profile mechanical keyboard is not so tall that it causes wrist pain even when used in the sonji style.

Above is a diagram of the ” NuPhy Air60″ used in the nobleman’s style.

The Air60 is designed to allow typing without a keyboard bridge and without interfering with existing keyboards, making it useful for Windows users as well as Mac users who love the Tutor style. (Maybe)

Similarly, the ” Air75 ” can be used in the Toutoshi style, but please note that a keyboard bridge is required for use with the latest Macbooks that use the M1/M2 processor.

keyboard bridge

Using the Logitech MX MECHANICAL Mini for Mac in the style of a nobleman

DSC 4870

The conclusion is “perfect”.

Thus, the Logitech MX MECHANICAL Mini for Mac can be placed on top of a Macbook keyboard without any problems.

And with “no keyboard bridge”!

Kawamura top R

My model is a Macbook Pro M1 16″.

Let’s look at the details.

By placing it on top of the keyboard with the tilt leg out like this, it can be used without interfering with the existing keyboard just barely.

This was quite a discovery.

However, please note that the Logitech MX MECHANICAL Mini for Mac is a “US layout model”.

If you prefer the regular JIS layout, buy the regular model.

summary

DSC 4868

The Logitech MX MECHANICAL Mini for Mac is available, Venerable Master style! If you are reading this article, which tells you only that the Logitech MX MECHANICAL Mini for Mac is available in the style of a guru, you must be a very enthusiastic person.

Changing keyboards will speed up your work and really make you work faster.

The Logitech MX MECHANICAL Mini for Mac is a fairly high-end product, but it is extremely cost-effective.

Try it!

Greenkeysの記事をGoogleで見つけやすく Find Greenkeys More Easily on Google

Google検索の「優先ソース」にGreenkeysを追加します

Add Greenkeys as a Preferred Source on Google

ブランド/企業のご担当者様へ:
製品設計やリリース前のフィードバックに関するご相談は
こちらからお進みいただけます。

For Brands and Manufacturers:
For product design consultation and pre-release feedback,
please contact GreenEchoes Studio.

Share me!
  • Copied the URL !

Avatar of 河村 亮介 Ryosuke Kawamura Greenkeys chief editor

Ryosuke Kawamura is the Editor-in-Chief of Greenkeys and the founder of GreenEchoes Studio.

He covers mechanical keyboards, custom keyboards, and input devices through reviews, interviews, hands-on testing, photography, and editorial work. He has reviewed more than 100 products and regularly reports on JIS-layout compatibility and trends in the Japanese keyboard market.

He also founded the Japan Layout Alliance (JLA), an industry collaboration initiative aimed at improving compatibility for Japanese-layout keyboards.

Greenkeys values editorial independence and transparency. Product samples, advertising relationships, and affiliate links are disclosed within each article.

Table of Contents