Choosing a slim laptop style keyboard

Question

Iron

Good afternoon. After reading the great topics about the excellent Microsoft Natural Ergonomic, I decided to purchase such a keyboard for myself. Unfortunately, I understand that it is not for me (although I worked on it for about ten months). I have small hands and the keys on this keyboard are huge and sooo deep. I was recently given a Dell Vostro at work and I was blown away by how fast I can type on it, faster than I thought. Short-stroke small keys are very convenient. I want a desktop keyboard in this style, what do you recommend looking at? There is a certain love for Logitech products.

Answer 1

I've been using the Logitech Illuminated Keyboard for a year now - a great keyboard, quality materials, comfortable, easy keystrokes, backlighting, and so on. Recommend.

Answer 2

A4 KV-300H is a clone of Apple, but under Windows.
It differs in the layout by the screw location of Win (CMD) and Alt, and the characters on the num-block. And cost.

Answer 3

At work on Windows, I switched to an Apple wired one (because it’s wireless at home and everything is fine in it, except for the lack of a digital block) - I really like it.
But if you remember all the claves that you have to visit, IMHO the best in Sony laptops. Maybe in Israel there are also external / connected ones?

Answer 4

After I started typing fast, I also could not find a keyboard for myself at one time. When, in addition to the desktop, I bought an Acer computer, I was pleasantly surprised by the comfortable keys in this laptop. Decided to buy something similar. There was no money at that time and now I have Oklick 420M on my desk . Basically, I'm pretty used to it. The only thing that does not please me is the non-standard location of the END-DEL-HOME section, but as I wrote before, I'm used to it. And recently I saw an interesting little thing on Ali. Literally one of these days. Now I'll pull out twenty from the glanders and order .

Answer 5

go to the store, poke all the keyboards and choose) the forum will not help here))

Answer 6

Logitech UltraX. At the moment, alas, it is out of production, but stocks still remain. We bought for the company for the future, we did not find alternatives.

Answer 7

It is necessary to distinguish keyboards by type of keys. The vast majority of claves are membranous. There are also mechanical and scissor. For myself, I picked up a scissor white BTC 6431 - market.yandex.ru/model.xml?modelid=7690833&hid=723088&suggest=1

Answer 8

I hate the Mac and its keyboard... I don't like it, but I'm crazy about the low key travel on this keyboard. Here's what I'm working on:
A4Tech KV-300H - www.google.com.ua/search?q=KV-300H&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla :ru:official&client=firefox-a
There are cheap the replicas from Genius seem to be, their keys stagger from side to side, the keyboard itself is 2 times lighter than that of A4Tech, the plastic is much worse, and the execution itself is just ace.
Pros:
- nothing superfluous
- compact
- minimal key travel
- soft stroke
- pleasant to the touch buttons
- two USBs on the sides (of course, the phone does not charge, but you can drop something quickly)
- the layout of the keys is standard
- the price is not high
update:
Damn wrote for joy, and then I saw that the person above advised. Well, don't take it as PR or advertising, I really really like the keyboard. I agree with the author above. A very worthy Apple keyboard clone

Answer 9

We use Oklick 555 S, low-profile, compact, with a silicone pad that saves her from coffee at least 3 times a week, with a USB port on it. We are completely satisfied, before that we sat on the Apple one - for some reason it didn’t work.