Observed arrival · 2026-11-12
Tacet’s glass-surface haptic keyboard
Tacet presents a full-size keyboard designed to replace key travel and audible clatter with force sensing and haptic taps under each finger.
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- Quiet-workspace typists who prefer tactile feedback
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- Its 30 dB figure is explicitly a design target, not a measured result; shipping is estimated for September 2028.
Field notes
The page specifies a full-size ANSI layout with 104 keys, 0.4 mm travel, USB-C connection, and adjustable 30–150 g actuation force per key. It says settings are stored on the keyboard and can be changed by shortcut, a Chrome or Edge settings page, or a Tacet app. The site describes September 2028 shipping as an estimate and says the keyboard remains in development; its 30 dB figure is labeled a design target, not a measurement.
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