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What are you using now. I like the basic Logitec K120 keyboards. They're just a typical fairly squishy membrane keyboard though. You could look for a chiclet type keyboard ala Mac or Surface Keyboard. Not a big fan of them myself but then I don't like mechanical keyboards either which I lot of people do.
This whole working-from-home thing makes me work harder than ever.
My fingers are getting tired from all the typing.
I am looking for a keyboard whose keys are not so hard/stiff. Any suggestions? Something similar to a laptop keyboard would be nice.
The stock keyboard that comes with Dell desktops may be what you are looking for. I am typing on one right now. I do like the feedback of a mechanical keyboard but I don't like the noisy keys, there are silent or quiet mechanicals but anyway, here is what I am talking about. These type of keyboards are called "Low Profile" much like a laptop would have.
I saw a really interesting laser projection keyboard the other day -- It projects the keyboard onto any surface -- making typing resistance-free. I may try one of these, and/or would be interested in hearing about anyone else's experience. It runs$99
I saw a really interesting laser projection keyboard the other day -- It projects the keyboard onto any surface -- making typing resistance-free. I may try one of these, and/or would be interested in hearing about anyone else's experience. It runs$99
This whole working-from-home thing makes me work harder than ever.
My fingers are getting tired from all the typing.
I am looking for a keyboard whose keys are not so hard/stiff. Any suggestions? Something similar to a laptop keyboard would be nice.
Take a look at Cherry MX Red or Brown keys. They both require just 45g of actuation force.
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