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title: "Happy Hacking Keyboard Professional2 (White)"
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# Happy Hacking Keyboard Professional2 (White)

**Brand:** pfu
**Price:** KD 107.51
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Happy Hacking Keyboard Professional2 (White) by pfu
- **How much does it cost?** KD 107.51 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Description

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Review: Odd layout, amazing keyboard. - I've been using mechanical keyboards and drinking the mechanical keyboard Kool Aid since the Model M. After Model Ms faded from fashion and Cherry MX boards cropped up everywhere, I've enjoyed Cherry Blue and Brown switches for over a decade, and have always been happy to use them. I had a highly customized Filco Majestouch 2 TKL before I ordered this. So, I kept hearing about how great Topre switches were, and how awesome HHKBs were, and finally, I bit the bullet and ordered one. Literally two days later, sold the Filco. NO RAGRATS. Since most people looking at these are probably familiar with Cherry, Gateron, or Alps switches (I guess it's possible someone without the MKB addiction may be looking at this... maybe?), if you've never used Topre, here's what I can say by way of comparison. 1) The keys feel much more uniform than any of the other switches. Every key on the board feels precisely the same. I thought every key on my Filco felt the same until I used this keyboard, though, so you may not notice this unless you have a basis of comparison. 2) The sound is very different than the other switches listed above. It's much deeper and plonkier. It's not a high pitched snapping noise. It almost sounds wooden. It's quite nice, and a lot quieter than Cherry Browns. 3) Yes, the layout is weird. Yes you will adjust. Yes, you will miss the backspace key every single time you try to hit it for three days. Yes, you will become immediately convinced that the HHKB layout makes a lot more sense. I do still miss the arrow keys, but I'm getting better with the Fn button, and I'm realizing I didn't really ever use them that much. I would certainly consider the Japanese layout. All in all, this keyboard is fantastic. It's the best keyboard I've ever used, and unless someone beats Topre at the switch game, I can't imagine myself changing. I definitely don't miss the feel of the Cherry switches I was using at all. My WPM has increased on 10fastfingers, and my accuracy is up. Two thumbs up.
Review: Expensive, quiet, comfortable - As a person who suffered from RSI due to always bottoming out on Apple Mac scissor switches (those found in their laptop and desktop aluminum keyboards) I have been on an ongoing journey to find a better keyboard. I switched to Cherry MX Blue switches 6 years ago and been dabbling with Greens, but they are too heavy for me. I heard so many good things about the PFU Happy Hacking Keyboard Professional 2 keyboard which sports Topre switches. Now there are those people who swear Topre are the best switches available and those who think they are just overpriced glorified rubber dome switches. This discussion reminds me much of the discussion about the Apple product line. As I have experienced by using Apple computers for a few years as well, I was suspecting that the truth lies somewhere in between, but I like to make up my mind myself instead of relying on hearsay. I picked the HHKB Pro 2 over the Realforce products because of two things: 1. the white color (because it has almost a retro look to it) and the layout. I should point out that I am a software developer who heavily relies on Emacs and vim, so the fact that there is a keyboard that gets rid of the dreaded "shout" key (Caps Lock) and replaces it with one of my most used keys (Control) justifies taking a closer look at it. Since this is the most expensive keyboard I have I bought it pre-owned from a US seller, so I paid significantly less than 200 USD and arrived in 2 days. As to my experience this keyboard is as good as any keyboard I have used so far, and the 45g are light enough to be comfortable and they have a nice tactile bump. Since all of the keys except the Space bar are made out of PBT plastic, they feel very nice while typing, ABS can have that flimsy type of feeling to them. The Space bar is ABS, but it feels good and most important it does not wiggle. In a lot of keyboards you wiggle the Space bar and it feels and sounds just wrong, so yes, I love the build quality of the keyboard. It is pleasantly quiet as well (and I am using the non-silenced version) More about the layout, as I said the layout is very good for a Unix/Linux/BSD/Mac using software developer who rarely uses the mouse, especially the left hand side. As for the right hand side, that definitely needs some time getting used to. The cursor keys, the Home and End keys are all reached by a Function key combination, which needs some adjustment time, on top of that Tilde/backquote and Pipe/backslash are in different positions, if you use them a lot, you will probably make a lot of typos in the beginning. Another useful thing I should note: I use an alternative keyboard layout, namely the Colemak layout which rearranges more frequent keys to the home row. I had worries that the HHKB layout would cause problems with that, but it works just fine as expected. In conclusion, would I recommend this keyboard ? Yes it's a fine keyboard, especially if you are a console-and-editor user, but I have to say that I personally think the price point is too much, and I don't really agree with people who say Topre switches are so much better than Cherry MX. To me they feel like really good rubber domes, like the ones I used in the Amiga 2000 keyboard which is one of my favorite keyboards. It's a matter of preference and both MX Blue and Topre 45g work well for me. But whereas I paid roughly 100 USD for my tenkeyless Cherry MX, the HHKB costs more than twice, for me the difference is too much, 150 USD would seem like a fairer price point to me.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000EXZ0V2 |
| Brand | PFU |
| Color | White |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (159) |
| Date First Available | July 16, 2009 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 12.83 x 5.91 x 2.13 inches |
| Item Weight | 1.72 pounds |
| Item model number | PD-KB400W |
| Manufacturer | Happy Hacking Keyboard |
| Power Source | USB Powered |
| Product Dimensions | 12.83 x 5.91 x 2.13 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** PFU
- **Color:** White
- **Compatible Devices:** keyboard
- **Connectivity Technology:** USB-A
- **Included Components:** USB Cable
- **Keyboard Description:** Standalone, Mechanical, Gaming, Tenkeyless, Wired, Ambidextrous
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Gaming, Office
- **Special Feature:** Modern Design, Ambidextrous
- **Style:** Modern

## Images

![Happy Hacking Keyboard Professional2 (White) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81t8YIhbfPL.jpg)
![Happy Hacking Keyboard Professional2 (White) - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91bQYCcveRL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: can you ship faster? It takes 6 days to prepare the order**
A: I can ship in a day or two, new keyboards come from Japan usually so it takes longer.

**Q: How are the arrow keys? It seems like it would be a little awkward to hit the function and arrow keys with the same hand.**
A: The arrow keys are activated by pressing: Fn-key + arrow. I usually do both with my right hand. It is awkward, but I don't use them that often when I am programming (using editors like emacs and vi). Keep that in mind before you buy.

**Q: International Shipment is available?**
A: International shipment is possible.

**Q: Do you need software to use the k/b with Mac layout,  or is it a physical setting? want to use this on company mac book**
A: The HHKB has a dip-switch at the back that allows you to switch from Windows to Mac. No software setup is required.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Odd layout, amazing keyboard.
*by J***F on August 1, 2016*

I've been using mechanical keyboards and drinking the mechanical keyboard Kool Aid since the Model M. After Model Ms faded from fashion and Cherry MX boards cropped up everywhere, I've enjoyed Cherry Blue and Brown switches for over a decade, and have always been happy to use them. I had a highly customized Filco Majestouch 2 TKL before I ordered this. So, I kept hearing about how great Topre switches were, and how awesome HHKBs were, and finally, I bit the bullet and ordered one. Literally two days later, sold the Filco. NO RAGRATS. Since most people looking at these are probably familiar with Cherry, Gateron, or Alps switches (I guess it's possible someone without the MKB addiction may be looking at this... maybe?), if you've never used Topre, here's what I can say by way of comparison. 1) The keys feel much more uniform than any of the other switches. Every key on the board feels precisely the same. I thought every key on my Filco felt the same until I used this keyboard, though, so you may not notice this unless you have a basis of comparison. 2) The sound is very different than the other switches listed above. It's much deeper and plonkier. It's not a high pitched snapping noise. It almost sounds wooden. It's quite nice, and a lot quieter than Cherry Browns. 3) Yes, the layout is weird. Yes you will adjust. Yes, you will miss the backspace key every single time you try to hit it for three days. Yes, you will become immediately convinced that the HHKB layout makes a lot more sense. I do still miss the arrow keys, but I'm getting better with the Fn button, and I'm realizing I didn't really ever use them that much. I would certainly consider the Japanese layout. All in all, this keyboard is fantastic. It's the best keyboard I've ever used, and unless someone beats Topre at the switch game, I can't imagine myself changing. I definitely don't miss the feel of the Cherry switches I was using at all. My WPM has increased on 10fastfingers, and my accuracy is up. Two thumbs up.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Expensive, quiet, comfortable
*by W***U on September 2, 2016*

As a person who suffered from RSI due to always bottoming out on Apple Mac scissor switches (those found in their laptop and desktop aluminum keyboards) I have been on an ongoing journey to find a better keyboard. I switched to Cherry MX Blue switches 6 years ago and been dabbling with Greens, but they are too heavy for me. I heard so many good things about the PFU Happy Hacking Keyboard Professional 2 keyboard which sports Topre switches. Now there are those people who swear Topre are the best switches available and those who think they are just overpriced glorified rubber dome switches. This discussion reminds me much of the discussion about the Apple product line. As I have experienced by using Apple computers for a few years as well, I was suspecting that the truth lies somewhere in between, but I like to make up my mind myself instead of relying on hearsay. I picked the HHKB Pro 2 over the Realforce products because of two things: 1. the white color (because it has almost a retro look to it) and the layout. I should point out that I am a software developer who heavily relies on Emacs and vim, so the fact that there is a keyboard that gets rid of the dreaded "shout" key (Caps Lock) and replaces it with one of my most used keys (Control) justifies taking a closer look at it. Since this is the most expensive keyboard I have I bought it pre-owned from a US seller, so I paid significantly less than 200 USD and arrived in 2 days. As to my experience this keyboard is as good as any keyboard I have used so far, and the 45g are light enough to be comfortable and they have a nice tactile bump. Since all of the keys except the Space bar are made out of PBT plastic, they feel very nice while typing, ABS can have that flimsy type of feeling to them. The Space bar is ABS, but it feels good and most important it does not wiggle. In a lot of keyboards you wiggle the Space bar and it feels and sounds just wrong, so yes, I love the build quality of the keyboard. It is pleasantly quiet as well (and I am using the non-silenced version) More about the layout, as I said the layout is very good for a Unix/Linux/BSD/Mac using software developer who rarely uses the mouse, especially the left hand side. As for the right hand side, that definitely needs some time getting used to. The cursor keys, the Home and End keys are all reached by a Function key combination, which needs some adjustment time, on top of that Tilde/backquote and Pipe/backslash are in different positions, if you use them a lot, you will probably make a lot of typos in the beginning. Another useful thing I should note: I use an alternative keyboard layout, namely the Colemak layout which rearranges more frequent keys to the home row. I had worries that the HHKB layout would cause problems with that, but it works just fine as expected. In conclusion, would I recommend this keyboard ? Yes it's a fine keyboard, especially if you are a console-and-editor user, but I have to say that I personally think the price point is too much, and I don't really agree with people who say Topre switches are so much better than Cherry MX. To me they feel like really good rubber domes, like the ones I used in the Amiga 2000 keyboard which is one of my favorite keyboards. It's a matter of preference and both MX Blue and Topre 45g work well for me. But whereas I paid roughly 100 USD for my tenkeyless Cherry MX, the HHKB costs more than twice, for me the difference is too much, 150 USD would seem like a fairer price point to me.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best keyboard ever
*by Z***R on December 5, 2018*

On my desk sits a Coolermaster MK750, and an Anne Pro 2. There is a Das Keyboard on the shelf, and a Corsair K95 platinum. None of these keyboards are being used any more because of the HHKB. I'm a writer and I bang out about 750K words a year, so I need a great keyboard. After 2 months of use I'm please to say that this is the best keyboard I have ever used. It's light, feels a bit cheap, but man oh man, are the keys magical. It sounds like a dream, and the keys fire off with a whisper touch. I did add some sticky tape to the bottom to keep it from sliding around. I also picked up a nicer USB cord that is looped. Yes this keyboard is expensive and it takes a few days to get used to typing on it, but the experience is worth it. If this broke tomorrow, I would sell a kidney to purchase another. How's that for an endorsement?

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