Whether you are focused on productivity, or are looking for a gaming-centric keyboard, or something that can connect to multiple devices over Bluetooth, here are our favorite keyboards on every category.
Whether you are focused on productivity, or are looking for a gaming-centric keyboard, or something that can connect to multiple devices over Bluetooth, here are our favorite keyboards on every category.
K70 is fine, but really just a standard mechanical board with some backlight and somewhat mediocre software needed to control it. A board like Ducky shine 5 is above it quality wise, somewhat same price range. You get better keycaps(full size ABS double mold). Dual PCB. Better backlight and no need for extra software to control itI still love my original K70 RGB. Still feels super solid (not a surprise due to all the metal). Back when I was shopping a year+ ago, I was also looking at that Das Keyboard, but I opted for the Corsair (which meant some waiting for release) because the Das didn't have a backlight.
whats surprising is theres barely any info on durability on those keyboards$15 keyboards work just fine!
Glad to see my K800 is still on this list.Living with my 3rd Logitech K800 over the last 5 years, and loving it.
Sounds perfect! Looking into this since we picked the combo because of the keyboard and not the mouse (we complained about it on the writeup). If it all pans out, we'll switch it over. Thanks.The MK520 has been updated to the MK530. For the same price, the MK530 includes the same keyboard (K520) as before, but the mouse has been upgraded from the M310 to the M510. The M510 adds sidescrolling on the wheel and two thumb buttons, which makes the combo set even more functional, and perhaps could (should?) replace the MK520 on the list.
Glad to see my K800 is still on this list.
I'd start here: https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/comments/5wjamn/are_there_mechanical_chiclet_keyboards/I know this probably self contradictory, but does anyone know of a good chiclet, thin/low profile, mechanical keyboard?
Yay I contributed~ I've got the MK520 at work and the M310 that comes with it is too small for me in a normal desktop environment and is just lacking... functionality wise. So yeah I can totally relate to not being a fan of the mouse.Sounds perfect! Looking into this since we picked the combo because of the keyboard and not the mouse (we complained about it on the writeup). If it all pans out, we'll switch it over. Thanks.
I tried a Microsoft Sculpt keyboard for general use and it was quite comfortable in comparison to a normal keyboard but the wireless wasn't up to scratch and it wasn't responsive enough, even having repeated keystrokes and missed keystrokes when typing quickly (I'm only about 60-70 wpm).Does anyone know of ergonomic keyboards with some bells and whistles?
Due to wrist injury 12 years ago, I can't use an ordinary keyboard. I would really like an ergonomic "gamer" keyboard, but so far I haven't been able to find any.