The best scissor keyboard. I did not find the best alternatives, although I tried several times. I have been using it since about 2022, and we buy the same ones in the company for all employees - everyone is dragging along (the company now has 65+ people). I'm already tired of it, it's high to buy something new and fancy, the keyboard for me is a tool for which I spend a huge percentage of my life. But there are no such awesome alternatives even in the premium segment.

I bought this keyboard for the first time many years ago and immediately fell in love with it. The mechanism and size of the keys is made in such a way that typing speeds up two times compared to conventional keyboards. Inside the case is a steel plate, which gives a pleasant weight. The keyboard does not slide on the table, but lies like it's glued on. Build quality. She worked for 3 years, after which she was flooded with tea. I had to buy a new one. Decided to stock up on three. The second…

The best in its segment and for the money. Pros below: The keyboard is just fire in its segment. Classic (well, 99%) layout, compact, excellent keystroke, very comfortable to use. Plus 2 yusb - it's generally AWESOME)))) thought of the same before this. I don’t use it for games . therefore, it doesn’t bother me at all in comparison with some kind of mechanical keyboards . For office and home use, in my opinion, the best . and they won’t come up with a better one . . Cons: Keystrokes are not…

Bought in Amazon for 1800R For games in the future, I'm thinking of buying mechanics, but the price does not yet allow Changed several times, I'm especially lucky I said goodbye to the first one after 2 months, probably a problem with the controller, since the matrix was ​​not flooded and completely intact. I returned it under warranty, took the money, a month later I bought the same one, but in a different warehouse. The second one got static through me XDD Be careful with woolen socks! Since

I accidentally saw a similar clave in the office and wanted the same one, only it was mikrosoft, I didn’t find the same one in the store and bought this one - A4, now I understand that I didn’t make a mistake with my choice, I was very pleased with my choice, I recently filled it with tea and that’s it , kayuk clave. I disassembled it, spilled it with additional water, cleaned it with a flat hairdressing brush (which I specially bought for cleaning the computer) and put it on the balcony to…

I have been writing code with this keyboard for more than five years, one at work, I killed one during this time due to mechanical damage (the keyboard, although reliable, does not like very heavy objects)), now I decided to change the beaten one to a new one, already the third one. Before that, I checked the market for analogues, came, felt them in the store, and realized they were not up to this. Definitely the best keyboard for me.

Cool stylish keyboard, which turns out to be fast enough to type after the habit. I don't like keycaps, but it's a matter of taste. Got pros: - Reliability: the keyboard is 7 years old, the markup has not been erased or peeled off from the word at all, not a single USB port on the hub has burned out; - Keycaps are easy to remove, the keyboard is easy to clean; - Standard ANSI layout - thanks to A4Tech for this, one-story Enter is much more convenient for me than a short left Shift (I will take…

For many years I have known this keyboard as a win-win option when you urgently need a decent keyboard for relatively little money.

before that was the Logitech Illuminated Keyboard. After it flooded decided to take something cheaper. According to reviews, I expected that this keyboard would be no worse But still, the difference is noticeable. The keys are heavier and louder pressed. The spacebar does "blink" if you press not in the center. But overall, it's a good value for the money. Looks nice, materials are pleasant to the touch. Standard layout. after a day of use, I decided to hand over and take the Logitech k280e

I needed a keyboard for a photographer (working in photo editors) - an inconspicuous gray color (so as not to distract attention), compact, pleasant design, without unnecessary options, quiet in operation. This is the best that could be found, but does not fully meet the requirements. With its pros: Compactness, strict, concise design, dim LEDs, USB ports, good for flash drives (checked, they work), but you need a cord, or a very tiny flash drive, because the ports are located very close to…

The old keyboard has been working since 2022, from the first computer) I chose the keyboard for a long time, because. not in a hurry, the old one still works, it's just morally obsolete. I wanted a keyboard with usb, a standard key layout, so that the keys were "notebook", because I'm used to them. Initially, the choice fell on Oklick 555 S, it pleased that there is a silicone pad, the keyboard will not clog anything, it is not afraid of water. In that keyboard, 2 things were seriously…

A chic keyboard, the keys themselves do not make noise, it is a pleasure to move your hand over them, a strict design, nothing more. Now, if the colors of 2022 letters were made in a different shade (yellow for example), then I would probably take it for the current price. Feel free to take it if you have not used low-profile ones before. With its pros: heavy with non-slip feet 2 USB ports original design of light bulbs above the digital keypad all keys are separated debris does not get between

I chose to replace the keyboard from Apple. So far, it seems to have succeeded - I'm pleased to type on it. The layout of the buttons differs a little, exactly as much as the clave for macOS and differs from the clave for Windows. True, Enter was made horizontal, although they could have left it as it was. Well, it's not particularly critical. But the left Shift is normal. :) Another key difference from the prototype is that Makovskaya is much quieter. I wouldn't call this quiet. The sound is…

It seems like a cool keyboard, but the quality of materials and workmanship is frustrating. With its pros: Quiet Real scissor mechanism. Almost like in BTC-6431 (sorry they don't produce more) USB ports Full-sized with the correct location of the central part of the additional buttons and a normal NumPad Heavy, you won't accidentally move it. Has cons: On the second! day began to crumble the outer coating under the metal. I think by the end of the month it will lose its presentation completely.

I came to this model by a very long and thorny path. At one point, I realized that there is no keyboard better than the Apple 110. And with this thought, I bought myself a BTC 6390 White. Everything was fine until the wife poured her coffee. And the keyboards, meanwhile, were discontinued. Since then, I have periodically changed keyboards, trying to find the perfect one. Even the Apple 110 was not like that, because on the 2022 version it had a short shift and next to it was not Z / Z but a…

There is a lack of such a model without wires. It may turn out to be a worthy competitor to the Apple Keyboard. Has some pros: Excellent mechanism for pressing buttons (scissor), very similar to pressing keys on macbooks. USB ports on the sides, which are even invisible exactly until the idea arises to use them. The absence of extra buttons, such as the sleep button next to the escape, as some underdesigners like to do. It does not take up much space (there are no extra protrusions along the…

Great keyboard for touch typing. Bought 2 for work and home. There is no doubt, Claudia is 100% worth the money. The keys are light and at the same time soft, they are pressed very easily and comfortably.

I am an avid owner of synchpads. Not old, I'm sitting on fresh ones with their non-truly island keyboards. However, when compared to the vast majority of laptops on the market, the synchpad keyboards are the most enjoyable. So why am I? And you have the question of how to use the keyboard so as not to die of disgust (and I feel sick from all office membranes, I basically can’t digest the mechanics because of the ultra-large key travel and annoying noise). And here the hero of the review looms…

I've been using it for almost 10 years now. I flooded the old keyboard and some keys on it refused. I did not understand, but just bought 2 more of the same. Compared with the same new one, after 10 years of almost daily intensive use, some buttons began to play a little and the letters faded a little, but if there was nothing to compare with, I would not have noticed. Ideal for those who need a compact, comfortable, notebook keyboard.

Perhaps this is my copy, but it seemed to me that the plastic on the surface of the keyboard (not the buttons) seemed to have survived the fire. Povernost had bumps and bumps. If you look at the keyboard from the end, then the frame is "wavy". For some reason, on my Lenovo b470 laptop, when the system starts, it is not detected. You have to reconnect the USB cable. Unfortunately, I had to return it to the store.