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Logitech K310
Anyways, it was strange getting used to the touch which is a lot like the standard semi-silent laptop keyboards. I only tried cleaning once and everything seemed to go well.
I do spurts of extensive gaming when I find a pc game worth investing time in. For a while I stopped playing action games so I didn't notice anything wrong with the keyboard. Eventually i got interested in a platformer and one of the necessary key combos is to hold right-arrow > space > shift. However, when i did it in that sequence the shift wouldn't register. I did some testing and for the most part, the standard WASD combinations are problem-free but if you run into a case like mine, you better hope there game lets you remap the controls. I'm curious if there's any other ghosting issues because usually when there's ghosting for a meager 3 button combination, there's bound to be more.
4.5 stars
If your desktop provokes the same level of disgust and existential dread within you, I heartily recommend picking up this beautifully designed keyboard. This is not just a well thought out and executed idea; after a week of using it, you will seriously wonder why all keyboards aren't made this way. When it gets filthy, hairy, covered in smeg, just take out over to the sink and rinse it off... Simple and brilliant!
Never again will you sit down at your desk and face some monstrosity that looks like a grotesque extreme close up from an old Ren and Stimpy cartoon. Just buy it; the money you save on hand soap and antibiotics alone will make this some of the best money you've ever spent.
the keyboard is nice and clicky, there is the requisite stand to angle the keys down. there is a built-in brush underneath the keyboard to move out debris. the white keys on a gray background are a nice aesthetic, and i don't mind it being wired. buttons are standard sizes and reasonably placed (not a smaller keyboard than usual). we'll see how this goes -- until the next spill. fingers crossed.
I wish it was tenkeyless.
I wish it had a sleep button.
About 1/3 the keys had a small bump of excess plastic on the side, easily filed off.
That said, everything else about it is so absolutely perfect that since purchasing it nearly a year ago I'm still absolutely satisfied and cannot imagine using anything else.
It still looks just as good as the day I got it. The small cleaning brush that's unobtrusively attached to the back of the keyboard is a brilliant addition. Every once in a while the accumulating dust on the keyboard drives me crazy enough to take 5-10 minutes out on it with the brush, and suddenly it's looking new again.
I haven't bothered to wash it with water yet because there's been no need to. Prior to this keyboard, however, I wrecked two others from small spills in one year. I'm unfortunately not very gentle with my equipment - this keyboard has been banged around, had water spewed over it from laughing, even been stepped on. And it's just perfectly fine.
The keys are satisfying to click, not difficult to press down on, not unusually loud, not whisper quiet either. It just plain looks and feels good. I don't have a proper computer desk so I needed a relatively lightweight keyboard, and this fits the bill, unlike the two others I had.
This is such high quality I'd encourage anyone to pick up one used if saving a few bucks is important, I don't think there would really be much wrong with it. Very happy.
Other notes:
Legs are very sturdy, hard to explain but better than most keyboards.
In person this keyboard looks awesome.
I mention spacing is greater but when it comes to typing it certainly feels the same size as any other keyboard. I love the feel and motion of the keys. I am a touch typist and I type just as fast on this as any keyboard I've had. Anywhere from 90 to 105 WPM depending on how my hands are cooperating that day.
I have only one quite minor complaint I was aware of when I purchased: Because I type quickly and get more done via keyboard than via mouse, I use the Windows option key frequently - this key is normally between the right side ALT and CTRL keys. On this keyboard it is a FN key that is used to access the extra functions of the F1 through F12 keys (such as media controls, volume, calculator, etc.) The Windows option key is now accessed via the FN key and Print Screen. This still annoys me to some degree but I'm getting used to the double key combo for it. I'm aware I could remap the keys since I otherwise never use the FN key but I've yet to do so.
You will be happy to know that the keys are clicky, and very comfortable to use.