Effortless is not the issue. A clear sensory indication that you actually pressed the key is what's important. Yes, a quiet electronic keyboard takes less finger movement and less finger effort--but the effort for the mechanical isn't enough to matter and the mistake rate is a lot lower.
One of those soft electronic keyboards--say, the one on my laptop--and I don't dare think while my hands are on the keyboard.
One of those soft electronic keyboards--say, the one on my laptop--and I don't dare think while my hands are on the keyboard.