Keyboard for <£40

[danza]

I currently have a wireless HP slimline chiclet keyboard, and want a change. I prefer the Dell keyboards at work, and can type on them like a baws. The more I use them, the worse I find typing on my HP.

I don't really care if it's wireless or not, and would prefer a decent, solid keyboard than one with a million bells and whistles (unless there's a best of both worlds keyboard out there somewhere).

So, spec away people!

 

[linwelin]

YOUR BASKET
1 x Steelseries Merc Stealth Gaming Keyboard (64051) £59.99
Total : £68.69 (includes shipping : £7.25).



Got me one of these the other day, brilliant keyboard, excellent to type on and not just suck with one colour and the added benefit its amazing for gaming!

Also it is an extremely solid build and very heavy too!

 

[Kosmiche]

Thats over his budget by £28.69.

Microsoft Sidewinder X4, Saitek Cyborg V5 for gaming.

And its not a gaming keyboard but the best "cheap" keyboard I've ever used is the Logitech Wave. Ergonomic and leather wrist wrest, really nice kb which I regret getting rid of.

Another decent keyboard is the Microsoft Digital Media 3000, I use one and its a good all rounder.

 

[Ryan-3]

It seems that the best for the price range is the MS Sidewinder X4, but OcUK don't stock it anymore

 

[danza]

Cheers guys, will have a look into those models.

 

[danza]

In case anyone's interested, just picked up a TVS mechanical keyboard (US layout which is what I'm used to) on ebay for £35 posted. Has Cherry blue switches and although not that many people have heard of it, all that have seem to think it's a good keyboard.

Seller still has some left, too. Oddly listed as TVSe keyboard though.

 

[Bacon?]

Damn thats a nice price.