chiclet-style

For two examples Microsoft Comfort Curve Keyboard 3000 and AmazonBasics Wired Keyboard (if you want a chiclet-style keyboard).

The substantially lower key travel when Apple rolled out chiclet-style keyboards on MacBook Pros trashed my fingers and wrists.

Molded keys are so much more responsive but if I remember rightly they went chiclet-style on the x230 too.

And more importantly, the chiclet-style keys are grew on me almost immediately.

It's fairly expensive (~80 USD), but it's one of the better chiclet-style keyboards I've tried.

Lenovo introduced a new chiclet-style keyboard and removed the trackpoint buttons.

Five-row keyboards are not (and neither are six-row chiclet-style keyboards).

I've used the MBA and other chiclet-style keys and the main difference to note is that the Lenovo keys are slightly concave.

I really cannot stand the chiclet-style keyboards that have become all the rage.

Regarding the keyboard I'd happily take a 10th gen (or however many iterations Lenovo/IBM has done on their keyboards) over their 1st gen chiclet-style.

Bringing chiclet-style keyboards back into vogue (to the point where even Lenovo now puts them on Thinkpads) shows a complete disregard for the functionality of the laptop as a computer.

Those chiclet-style keyboards are awful.

As a replacement for a "main" desktop keyboard, it looks a bit on the too-optimized-for-mobility side of things with chiclet-style small keys and so on.

It's been the flat chiclet-style "island" keys for a while now.

All this is my opinion and preference; I have coworkers who love the "flat" chiclet-style keyboards like the Apple models; I can't stand them and they make my fingers hurt due to lack of travel.

Chiclet-style keyboard, nice touchpad, etc.