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Main computer interaction
The keyboard is the main way you interact with your computer so it is extremely important to choose the right one as you will be using it every day. Here are some important factors to consider :
Aesthetics
It is important that you like the look of your keyboard. Whilst Apple and Dell keyboards are designed to match the systems they are sold with, if you have a custom built PC you may want to choose a different brand. Look for custom keyboards from manufacturers like Alienware if you are a gaming enthusiast.
Ergonomics
Ergonomic keyboards are design to fit the natural contours of your body. They can look extremely odd but may save you repetitive strain injuries over time. HP keyboards have a line of ergonomic designs. If the user is visually impaired then they may also need to consider large print or tactile keyboards.
Portability
If you intend to use your new keyboard with a tablet device like the Apple iPad, then you will need to consider wireless computer keyboards. Mac wireless keyboards work through bluetooth so bear this in mind when buying a new keyboard for your tablet computer.
Other keyboard types
There are even flexible, roll up and waterproof keyboards available in this category, so search online to find the keyboard best suited to your needs. Generally, these are small keyboards that use battery power so you need to consider key size and battery life when choosing your portable device.
Specialist uses
If you use your computer in a workshop then you will need to consider industrial keyboards. These are dust and waterproof and should meet a standard known as IP44. Think about what you use your computer for and which functions you will regularly use.
Special functions
Video editors will often opt for large key keyboards that have specialist commands for their video editors. Gamers might look for extra controls that allow them access complex in-game and macro commands.
Choosing a keyboard is a very personal task. Make sure you try out a keyboard before buying it as even the feel of the keys under your fingers will impact how well you use the device from day to day. Make your choice wisely and your keyboard will stay with you for many thousands of hours of use!
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Microsoft Comfort Curve 3000 |
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£348 to £3,490
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Logitech K750 |
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Logitech K750 Wireless Solar Keyboard review
Trusted Reviews —
03-2011
Logitech K750 Wireless Solar Keyboard Peripheral review: Can style and innovation combine to make a keyboard you will never need to charge? You betcha! Hide
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£65
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Logitech G510 |
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Logitech Gaming Keyboard G510: Logitech Gaming Keyboard | Love it!
Dooyoo —
06-2013
I bought this keyboard after getting interested in gaming. I was so impressed by it compared to a standard keyboard. There are LED’s behind each key that can be changed to ANY colour you like. It has… Hide
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£106 to £123
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Logitech K 400 |
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Logitech K400 Touch Keyboard
DigitalVersus —
03-2013
The Logitech K400 can prove very handy for a home-cinema PC or a smart TV, although it doesn’t come with any built-in multimedia controls. On the other hand, we wouldn’t really recommend it for… Hide
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£237 to £324
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Microsoft Wired Desktop 600 |
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Budget wired keyboard and mouse of high quality.
Dooyoo —
09-2013
At work I was given this horrible keyboard that always gave me wrist pain- so after chatting with my boss they allowed me to bring in my own. I brought this on the bases of its price (was £10 at the… Hide
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£62 to £238
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Logitech MK 710 |
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Logitech Wireless Desktop MK710 keyboard-mouse-combos
PCPRO —
05-2010
A couple of nice advanced features, but an odd mouse and a high price limit appeal Hide
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£1,236 to £4,246
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Microsoft Wireless Desktop 800 |
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The Wireless Desktop 800: Finally a reason to love Microsoft!
Ciao —
08-2013
…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. Hide
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£265 to £285
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Logitech G105 |
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£50
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Logitech K 120 |
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£58 to £327
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Logitech Wireless Solar K750 |
Logitech Keyboards | ||
![]() 7 reviews – 115 user opinions – 20 videos – 33 photos
Logitech K750 Wireless Solar Keyboard review
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03-2011
Logitech K750 Wireless Solar Keyboard Peripheral review: Can style and innovation combine to make a keyboard you will never need to charge? You betcha! Hide
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£65
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Logitech Wireless Solar K760 |
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£66 to £220
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Kensington KeyFolio Pro 2 |
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A physical keyboard for your iPad with its own protective case
TechRadar —
11-2011
The Kensington KeyFolio Pro Performance Keyboard Case for iPad 2 Wireless Keyboard is another solution to make typing and working on the iPad and iPad 2 more comfortable. It’s a far more successful… Hide
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£76 to £643
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Logitech K811 |
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Logitech K811 Bluetooth Easy Switch Keyboard review
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06-2013
Logitech K811 Bluetooth Easy Switch Keyboard review – A smart, rechargeable wireless keyboard for Mac, iPhone and iPhone. Hide
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£80
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Corsair Vengeance K95 |
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£57 to £781
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Logitech Wireless All-in-One Keyboard TK820 |
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£485 to £1,107
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Corsair Vengeance K70 |
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Corsair Vengeance K70 review
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08-2014
Corsair Vengeance K70 Peripheral review: Stylish and functional, Corsair’s premium mechanical gaming keyboard is one of the best. Hide
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£150 to £562
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Microsoft Wireless Desktop |
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Microsoft Wireless Desktop 3000 keyboard-mouse-combos
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07-2009
This wireless keyboard and mouse set isn’t without its faults, but it’s amazing how many features – and how much hardware – you get for your money Hide
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£240 to £860
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Logitech K 310 |
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Logitech K310
DigitalVersus —
06-2013
The Logitech K310 is definitely worth a look, as this practical keyboard can be wiped clean as often as you need. Plus, it’s comfortable and quiet to type with. Although it does work with a USB cable… Hide
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£324
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Logitech G510s |
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£123
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Gigabyte Force K7 |
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Wireless
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Gigabyte’s latest board isn’t quite a force to be reckoned with
TechRadar —
11-2013
The Force K7 looks like a gaming keyboard, but can this spartan offering from Gigabyte really be considered a gaming peripheral? Beyond its backlighting, there’s no killer feature that separates it… Hide
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£25 to £309
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