Which keyboard style is comfortable? Which kind of feel is good for choosing a keyboard?

Depending on the current usage habits, it is best to buy a keyboard with an ergonomic design.

1 The tactile feel of the keyboard.

As the input device that is most touched on a daily basis, the feel is undoubtedly the most important. The feel is mainly determined by the strength of the keys and the degree of resistance. Judging the feel of a keyboard, it will be tested from the aspects of whether the key elasticity is moderate, whether the key force is uniform, whether the keycaps are loose or shaky, and whether the key travel is appropriate.

Although different users have different requirements for the elasticity and travel of the keys, a high-quality keyboard should be able to meet the usage habits of the vast majority of users in these aspects, and the uniform force of the keys and the firm keycaps must be ensured, otherwise it may lead to key jamming or fatigue the user.

2 The appearance of the keyboard.

The exterior includes the color and shape of the keyboard, a beautiful and stylish keyboard will add a lot of color to your desktop, and an old-fashioned keyboard will make your work more dull. So, for keyboards, as long as you think it's beautiful, like, and practical.

3 Workmanship of the keyboard.

The cost of a keyboard is lower, but that doesn't mean it's easy to handle. The surface and edges and corners of a good keyboard are delicate and delicate, the letters and symbols on the keycaps are usually laser engraved, and there is a concave and convex feeling when you touch it. The corners of the keyboard should not be sharp.

The regular keyboard has CapsLock (letter case locking), numlock (numeric keypad locking), and scrolllock three indicators to be on.

4 Keyboard key layout.

Although there is a standard for the distribution of keyboard keys, there is still room for maneuver in this standard. First-class manufacturers can use his experience to arrange the keys of the keyboard more considerate to the user, and small manufacturers can only use the most basic standards, and even make keyboards with very poor key distribution because of poor quality.

5 Keyboard noise.

I believe that all users hate the noise generated by typing on the keyboard, especially those who are still working, gaming, and surfing the Internet late at night, so a good keyboard must ensure that it only produces small noise when typing at high speed, and does not affect the rest of others.

6 Keyboard key collision issues.

In daily life, we play some games more or less, and when playing games, there will be continuous use of certain key combinations, so this requires these keyboards to have these game keys without conflict.

7.The length, width, and height of the keyboard. (Must read if you have a computer desk).

When we buy a keyboard, measure the length, width, and height of the computer keyboard placed on the computer desk, and then buy it.

If you use it for office, it is better to use an ergonomic keyboard, and the fatigue will be less when used for a long time. If you play games, you can use a standard keyboard, and the key travel is moderate, and the resilience is in line with your usage habits. In addition, you can also consider mechanical keyboards, ** more expensive but feel very good, like cherry, jaki, filco and other brands of mechanical keyboards are very good.

It's best to try out what to buy in person.

It is based on the current usage habits of the landlord It is best to buy the kind of ergonomically designed keyboard that is very comfortable o( o....

I liked it according to oneself. The soft keyboard is good.

1. 4 key points for keyboard purchase 1. Operation feel 1) A keyboard with a good feel can not only make your fingers too tired when typing, but also promote your learning and make you develop a good habit.

Keyboards are divided into mechanical and capacitive according to the structure, and the feel of these two keyboards is completely different, generally speaking, the capacitive feel is better, not as rigid as the mechanical type, but it depends on your own feeling. Generally speaking, a good keyboard should be moderately elastic, with no shaky keys, fast bounce of keys, and high sensitivity. And those muted keyboards should be nearly silent when pressed and bounced.

3. Keyboard workmanship The quality of workmanship directly affects its service life and the damage caused to fingers. A well-made keyboard should be made of materials.

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Personal preference, some people like thick, some people like thin, some people like machinery, some people like film, there is no one better than the other, only each is different.

For feel only

There's something to say downstairs Talking about the feel, the green shaft really didn't say that it disturbed the people, the green shaft really didn't have to say that it was resistant or the black shaft! I had a green shaft that had a relative's child break a key. Now it's silent, and it's a sound nuisance.

Based on my personal experience, I recommend the three keyboards, Corsair, Rapoo and Logitech, which are not only comfortable to use, easy to operate, but also cost-effective.

1. Corsair K70

This is a classic product of Corsair,The keyboard is a bare shaft design,Easy to clean up dust,The driver is supported by Corsair's own powerful driver,Don't worry,If you don't want ABS keycaps, you can buy a version with SE,It's PBT keycaps。 But there is no problem with both the feel and the workmanship!

2. Rapoo V500 Pro

Rapoo V500 Pro mechanical keyboard is a 104-key full-size keyboard, the keyboard adopts a flat panel and bezel-less design, and the height of the keycaps is prominent, making it more accurate and easier to operate when playing games.

In terms of keys, it is equipped with Rapoo's independent black green tea red switch, and the single-axis click life of 60 million times can make the keyboard last and stable, and of course, it also provides a better feel.

3. Logitech K380

The K380 keycaps have an off-the-beaten-path round and oval design, but thanks to proper key feedback and loose spacing, the K380's overall input experience is enjoyable, while Logitech's excellent workmanship also exudes a solid and reliable feel.

High-end (1000) :d ucky zodiac limited edition, Filco Holy Hand II, Cherry MX Board, HHKB Professional electrostatic capacitor, Daryou EK855

Filco is the second generation of the Holy Hand.

Cherry MX Board

HHKB Professional capacitors.

Mid-to-high-end (400 900): Duga Taurus Series K310 K320, Cooler Master Flame Gun XT V2, Geely Ducky One2, Dalyou EK835, Logitech G910, Amilo VA87 VA108, Leobaud FC980M.

Duga K320

Ducky One2

Dalyou EK835

Leobaud FC980M

Starter (100-400): Daryou Machinery Alloy Plate, Rapoo V500, Black Lord Assassin Alloy AK35i, RK 920C, Daryou EK820 (wired and wireless dual-mode).

Rapoo V500

DARYOU EK820 (wired and wireless dual-mode).

Black Lord Assassin Alloy AK35i

What is not mentioned is not necessarily bad, there are still a lot of excellent mechanical keyboards, you can buy them on demand.

When I first entered the pit, I also encountered such a problem, whether to buy a cheap one for improvisation, or buy an expensive one-step one. I guess there's no standard answer to this question, because it all depends on how passionate you are about mechanical keyboards. If you just want to try it and want to experience what a mechanical keyboard is, buy a cheap one and it's very cost-effective.

But if you like mechanical keyboards or local tyrants very much, more expensive ones are also a good choice. However, I recommend that the first keyboard should be bought a little bit, after all, you get what you pay for.