I currently use a Corsair K95 RGB for my Home PC , I need something similar for work, but without Macro Keys, and preferably without any sort of lighting. Also needs to be plug and play. Any recommendations? It will also need a number pad so a compact keyboard is no good.
Keyboard for Work
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I have, it's the only option right now from what I can tell
Soldato
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Noise would be a concern. Mechs are noisy, and if you have an open plan office, it's gonna get real annoying real fast.
I've been using a Logitech Illuminated Keyboard for 5 years now. I like that type of keyboards for office work.Very quiet (except space bar), low profile, short travel, laptop-type keys. Scissor mechanism (bit fragile on paper, but no probs for me in 5 years). Pretty consistent typing, medium actuation force (not super light) almost mechanical, and very quiet.
Some people in the office used Apple keyboards too. A bit of faffing about is involved, but if you have one at hand, give it a try.
I've been using a Logitech Illuminated Keyboard for 5 years now. I like that type of keyboards for office work.Very quiet (except space bar), low profile, short travel, laptop-type keys. Scissor mechanism (bit fragile on paper, but no probs for me in 5 years). Pretty consistent typing, medium actuation force (not super light) almost mechanical, and very quiet.
Some people in the office used Apple keyboards too. A bit of faffing about is involved, but if you have one at hand, give it a try.
Been very impressed with my Magicforce 68(I got the very cheapest non backlit, oetumo version for £30), they do a 108 key version for about £60 with Gaterons which seems to be well received, it has ice blue backlight though and I don't think you can get it non backlit.