Unicomp Mini M

Unicomp · TKL · standard height

Unicomp Mini M mechanical keyboard
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The Unicomp Mini M packs genuine buckling-spring switches into a compact tenkeyless-style frame, giving Model M fans the classic clicky feel and dye-sub PBT caps in a smaller footprint than the full Classic.

Best for: typing, office.

Unicomp Mini M specs

Layout TKL
Height Standard
Connectivity Wired
Hot-swap No
Stock switches Buckling spring
Keycaps Dye-sublimated PBT
Case ABS plastic
Mount Other
Backlight White / none
QMK / VIA No
Battery n/a
Typical price $114
Sound (stock) clicky buckling spring
Released n/a

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Alternatives to the Unicomp Mini M

Unicomp Classic (Model M) full · $104 The Unicomp Classic keeps the original IBM Model M alive, built on the same buckling-spring mechanism and tooling Unicomp acquired from Lexmark, delivering the heavy tactile click and thick PBT caps that define the heritage full-size typing keyboard.
Unicomp New Model M full · $119 The Unicomp New Model M modernises the heritage full-size with a slimmer trimmed case and USB, while retaining the authentic buckling-spring key mechanism and thick PBT keycaps that made the original IBM board legendary among typists. Compare: Unicomp Mini M vs Unicomp New Model M
Leopold FC750R TKL · $119 The Leopold FC750R is a no-frills wired TKL with Cherry MX switches, sound-dampened case, and double-shot PBT keycaps, a long-running favorite for typists who value build quality over features.

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