The HHKB Studio has a trackpoint, gesture pads on the sides, and Bluetooth. It’s a great keyboard, even without Topre caps, but the trackpoint is the main point.

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PFU America has released the HHKB Studio Snow Edition, a white version of the HHKB Studio keyboard, for $329. This new color addresses complaints about the original being only available in black. The keyboard retains its unique features, including a ThinkPad-style trackpoint, Cherry MX-compatible mechanical switches, and four reprogrammable gesture pads. Despite limited compatible keycap options, the Snow Edition broadens the keyboard's appeal with its white and silver design.

The HHKB Studio Snow Edition makes a great keyboard prettier