Keyboard recommendations

JIM_BOB7813

JIM_BOB7813

JIM_BOB7813

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I'm looking for a cheap (£15 max) keyboard. Has to have props at the back to angle it and quiet keys. Don't want the curved or split style, just a plain, decent kb to replace my current one. Also not bothered about media buttons.

Spec me! :D
 
Have you tried the curved keyboards? I just got a windows 2000 set and I find the keyboard really nice to type on even though I am used to using a standard layout keyboard. It's really quiet too.

The comfort curve 2000 on OcUK is the wired version of it. If not I have heard good things about the Logitech Ultra, they're about a tenner.
 
I've been a Microsoft Natural keyboard user for years. I'm still using my first one, purchased in 1996 for $80(!) after well over 20 million keystrokes. It's definitely nice and you can get a refurb for a song on that big auction site. I got one there for my father about four months ago for $12 delivered.
 
still using my Natural Keyboard Pro here too, purchased in 2000 or 2001, not sure which. Still works perfectly fine :D
 
I really lilke the recent Dell USB compact quietkey keyboards, very nice to type on and they do not take up unecessary desk space!
 
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Microsoft keyboards always seem to be good to me, the Natural keyboards with the split in the middle can take a little bit of getting used to but once done they are fantastically comfortable. My current keyboard is a bog-standard Microsoft Multimedia keyboard that is getting on for about 4 years old, it replaced a Natural keyboard simply because I sold it. :)

//edit the IBM keyboard above will last indefinitely but I always found the keys to be a little bit too 'clicky' which puts me off typing a bit.
 
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