CharaChorder Reviews

I got it calibrated and, yeah... it works well now. Took a little fiddling, but nothing too bad.

I wasn’t totally sure at first, but it actually feels worth the money. For the price, I’m genuinely happy with it.

I had to reach out to support about my order and yeah they did get back to me, it just took a couple days each time. They were nice enough and they did fix the issue eventually, but I kinda wish they’d sent updates a little quicker. Overall not terrible, not amazing either

I gave this a try assuming it would follow the usual training pattern of starting simple and building up, and that’s pretty much what happened. It was easy to follow and actually helped me learn without feeling too overwhelming.

After maybe a few days of using it, my typing just feels a lot more accurate. I’d say I’m making fewer mistakes overall, which has been a nice little improvement

I didn’t expect much, but my hands don’t ache after long typing sessions anymore!! Such a nice surprise.

I picked up the charachorder thinking it would make my workday feel a lot faster. And to be fair, when it clicks and I actually remember the right combos, it can save me some time, especially with repetitive words, email replies, and stuff I type over and over.

But the learning curve was bigger than I expected, and I still catch myself going back to my regular keyboard more often than I thought I would. After a while, that kind of chipped away at my confidence in it. It’s a clever idea, but for me it hasn’t turned into the big productivity boost I was hoping for.

I got this from charachorder.com mostly because I was curious about how the keys would feel... they’re nicer than I expected. The press is really smooth, and they don’t feel cheap or mushy at all. It did take me a little while to get used to it, but now typing on it feels satisfying. Overall... really solid product.

This got here quicker than I thought it would, so that was a nice surprise

I like how much you can change the layout and the chords around. Took me a little while, getting used to it did, but once I made it fit my hands better, it made a big difference.

this thing feels really well made, the keys don’t wobble at all, the case has a nice bit of weight to it without feeling annoying to carry, and I’ve been tossing it in my bag and taking it around with me for a while now and it still somehow looks basically new.

I had a couple of beginner questions when I was getting started, and the community jumped in quickly. Everyone was super friendly, and it made the whole setup feel a lot less confusing.

Not gonna lie, I was kind of struggling with this at first. Like... really slow for the first couple weeks, to the point where I almost just gave up on it. The learning curve is definitely there. But once the combos started to actually stick in my head, it got way more fun. I’m still not amazing or anything, but I get it now. It’s starting to click.

I’ll be honest, Charachorder felt strange at first, and I wasn’t totally sure I was going to stick with it. It took some daily practice before it started to make sense, but eventually it kind of clicked. My typing speed has gone up a lot, and now regular typing feels surprisingly slow. I guess I have to admit it was worth the effort

I tried using it with my work laptop and it just didn’t work the way it was supposed to. I spent more time troubleshooting than actually getting anything done, it made me lose trust in it quickly...

I do like this device when it’s working properly, honestly. It’s a fun product and the idea is solid. But the firmware has been a little hit or miss for me. I’ve had a couple of random freezes, and after updates, some settings don’t always seem to save the way they should. The support info did help a bit, so that was good, but it still doesn’t feel fully stable yet. Overall, I like it, I just really wish the software side was more reliable

I finally got my CharaChorder set up, and it was easier than I expected. It took me about 15 minutes once I actually got started. I was a little frustrated with all the waiting beforehand, but the setup itself was smooth. I did run into one small software hiccup, but the guide helped me fix it quickly

I really like the idea behind this device, and when it works, it’s cool. But the software has been frustrating. Setting it up took way longer than I expected, and a lot of the settings are buried in weird places. A few times I changed something and it didn’t seem to save right away, which got annoying fast. I also reached out hoping for some help or at least a follow-up, but never really heard back, which made the whole experience feel even more disappointing. With a cleaner app and better support, this could be much better.

I’ve been using my CharaChorder for months now, and it’s held up really well. I throw it in my bag often, and I haven’t had any issues so far. The keys still feel solid, and overall I’m really happy with it...