AULA
AULA F75 (75%, tri-mode, gasket)
A soft, quiet-sounding 75% board for typing and games
RTINGS calls the typing quality excellent, from a soft, slightly springy gasket mount, and rates it very good for office use and great for gaming.
The best keyboards, at three levels
Pick the size and connection first: 65% and 75% boards drop the number pad, and tri-mode wireless is now cheap. Pay more for a gasket-mounted mechanical, or for a quiet low-profile board if you type all day.
Starter
The cheapest one worth buying.
No pick at this level yet.
Upgrade
Where most people should land.
Endgame
The best one worth paying for.
Logitech
Logitech MX Keys S
All-day typing at a desk, switching between three computers
RTINGS rates it very good for office use: impressive build quality, low enough to use without a wrist rest, and tactile but extremely quiet keys.
Logitech
Logitech MX Keys Mini
A compact, quiet keyboard for a small desk or a laptop bag
The MX Keys in a 75% layout: it keeps the F-row and arrow keys but drops the number pad, so it fits a small desk and travels well (RTINGS).
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- What are the best value keyboards?
- Most people should get the AULA F75 (75%, tri-mode, gasket) (about ₹5,418). RTINGS calls the typing quality excellent, from a soft, slightly springy gasket mount, and rates it very good for office use and great for gaming.
- What are the best keyboards worth paying for?
- If you want the best and will use it a lot, get the Logitech MX Keys S (about ₹9,995). RTINGS rates it very good for office use: impressive build quality, low enough to use without a wrist rest, and tactile but extremely quiet keys.
