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However, manufacturers are coming up with clever ideas to maintain brightness and response times while keeping reasonable intervals between recharging. That’s why your next wireless keyboard should be backlit! There aren’t many of these models around since backlighting takes a severe toll on battery life. Sadly, most wireless keyboards are utilitarian and leave little room for individual expression. Or perhaps you have laptops, tablets, and other devices that would benefit from keyboard input and can only connect to one through Bluetooth. Maybe you go to a lot of LAN parties and don’t want to plug and unplug each time. There are lots of reasons to cut your keyboard’s cord. We note the vendors’ specified battery life in each review.3D Insider is ad supported and earns money from clicks, commissions from sales, and other ways. Check closely for the type and number of batteries you need, and whether a starter set is included. We haven’t included ergonomic models in this round of reviews.īattery needs: All wireless keyboards use batteries. Look for models with adjustable legs or feet.
Most mainstream keyboards use membrane technology, which is adequate for most users, but heavy-duty users and gamers will likely prefer keyboards with mechanical switches (which are not reviewed here). Windows hotkeys, or even programmable keys, are great bonuses, especially for power users.Īdjustability: Some keyboards offer no adjustment for angle or height. flatter key designs, and it’s surprising how little things like the texture or the amount of dimple will make or break a choice. This is why we encourage trying before buying: We’ve had very different experiences with traditional keys vs.
Keys: Look for keys that are sculpted and spaced for typing comfort. These will sacrifice some features but be easier to take with you. As more of us carry laptops or tablets, however, we’ll look for models that are compact or portable. Size: A model that will always sit on your desktop can be bigger and heavier, and usually some other advantages some with that. You’re going to use this keyboard every day, so make sure it fits your typing habits and your needs. For instance, we balance the versatility of multi-platform models like Logitech’s K780 against its performance as an actual keyboard you need to use every day (and in this case, it wins on all counts).
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We considered the size, weight, and durability of each model against its purpose-whether it was designed to be portable or desk-bound, and compact or fully featured. We also tried the secondary features: hotkeys, switches and dials on multi-platform models, and even the ability to adjust the angle or other comfort characteristics. We assessed the primary typing experience: key design, typing feel, and even noisiness.
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We spent at least one full workday typing exclusively on each model we tested, with follow-up time to allow for a learning curve. It was hands-on all the way with our keyboard testing. Retro Classic BT Elwood review How we test wireless keyboards
From its deep, clicky keystrokes and wood or leather paneling to its LED-backlit keys and rechargeable battery, the Bluetooth-enabled Retro Classic will delight serious typists with old souls and money to burn. The Azio Retro BT Classic is a vintage-style mechanical keyboard priced like a real antique, but if you have the cash, it’s certainly striking.
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