Quiet Keyboard for a Desktop

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unixman replied

11 April 2016, 09:36
Still using the Cherry keyboard that came with my 1993 PC. It is pretty quiet.

BTW that PC cost £1700.

Last edited by unixman; 11 April 2016, 10:30.
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yasockie replied

11 April 2016, 08:48
Logitech are really good for laptop-style keyboards.
If you're not sure about the actuation, noise, key spacing and the general feel, PC World / Currys have a pretty good selection of lower-end Logitech in stock to test.
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BlasterBates replied

27 March 2016, 13:40
That sounds good, yeah tried out a Microsoft keyboard and I like it.

Thx for the tips.
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Snarf replied

25 March 2016, 16:47
I've got two Microsoft arc keyboards. Very similar to a laptop keyboard in terms of feel and noise.
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Pondlife replied

23 March 2016, 13:05
Originally posted by KateWindleton View Post

I recently bought a new keyboard - Delux K1500. I hadn't heard about this brand before, but so far it turns out to be great. The only button that makes any noise is the space button, but I think it is normal. It also has great stylish look.

First page on google is all russian except for the last one which is chinese.
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KateWindleton replied

23 March 2016, 11:54
I recently bought a new keyboard - Delux K1500. I hadn't heard about this brand before, but so far it turns out to be great. The only button that makes any noise is the space button, but I think it is normal. It also has great stylish look.
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BlasterBates started a topic Quiet Keyboard for a Desktop

22 March 2016, 14:33
Quiet Keyboard for a Desktop

Looking for a keyboard similar to a Laptop or Tablet keyboard with a nice quiet keystroke. I went to the shop and most keyboards still "rattle" annoyingly like they did in the 1990's, the one or two I found that were quiet were cordless or expensive with features such as being illuminated which I don't want.

Wondering about this:

LOGITECH K280e UK Layout Corded Keyboard: Amazon.co.uk: Computers & Accessories

Seems to be quiet.
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