On Hesper64(100), the Lower Keycaps are designed for high-frequency typing, while the Upper Keycaps are reserved for low-frequency shortcuts. To prevent typos, the Upper Keycaps have a slightly longer travel distance than the Lower ones, ensuring a smooth and accurate typing experience.
Take the “K/4” Dual-Action Key as an example. Even when pressing the key with a normal typing motion, both keycaps may move, but only the Lower key (K) is registered - thanks to the difference in travel distance.
Additionally, we have integrated a custom-developed program in Hesper64(100) to work seamlessly with the Dual-Action Key, allowing you to freely adjust the level of anti-typo sensitivity based on your usage habits.
For more details, please refer to the user manual included with the Hesper64(100).
