Microsoft Keyboards

My PC has been in need of a new keyboard for a while, not that it was really damaged or anything but it wasn’t the best for typing on. This is why I splashed out on a Microsoft keyboard, I didn’t…

…decided to go for the Microsoft Wireless Desktop 800. What can I say? I am speechless… This cheap keyboard and mouse combo is almost (jump to “The bad” to see why) everything someone would want.

The Wireless Comfort Desktop 5000 is a good keyboard and mouse kit, but we were expecting more from a high-end pack like this. The keyboard is quiet and has plenty of shortcut keys, but the wrist…

Ratings in depthYou might not think it, with Microsoft’s focus on touch-screen controls with its Surface 2 tablet and Windows 8.1, and its love of voice and gesture controls in the Xbox One’s Kinect…

We had a recent review at work where the Occupational health team came around along with the Health and Safety people and they were looking at the usual office things, the position of our desks and…

Microsoft produces fantastic quality hardware despite being mainly know for its software. This keyboard is similar to many of its others, great compatibility – not only with its own operating system…

…very review on a black Microsoft Wired 500 keyboard, which cost me a mere tenner from Argos some months ago and is now available from Amazon for an even merer £6.99; there’s also a white version,…