keyboard: wireless or not? ergonomic or not?

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kenny1999

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hi all I never used a wireless or ergonomic keyboard
but now I want to buy one which has this two features.

My concerns is
- Could the sensitive of a wireless keyboard be much worse than a wired keyboard? (i.e. delayed response or have to repeat hitting the key sometimes)

- Could an ergonomic keyboard feel much better for long term use?

- I probably want to get an ergonomic keyboard from Microsoft? It looks like they have released a lot of models, which one is the best?

Sculpt? 4000 or Elite? or anything else?
 
1) Modern kb's are decent enough where you don't notice (I use a K350 for gaming).
2) Isn't that the definition of 'ergonomic' ?
3) You tell us? lol Most of the selection is personal preference.
 
beers said:
1) Modern kb's are decent enough where you don't notice (I use a K350 for gaming).
2) Isn't that the definition of 'ergonomic' ?
3) You tell us? lol Most of the selection is personal preference.
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2. I never used it. I don't know if it's gimmick or something really helps relieve wrist issues. Since ergonomic keyboard is very much uncommon.
 
It all really depends on what you do imo,If its a lot of gaming..i personally wouldn't recommend a Wireless Keyboard.

But you can get some pretty decent keyboards these days that dont break the bank,If i were to recommend an ergonomic keyboard it would be the "Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000"
 
Shane said:
It all really depends on what you do imo,If its a lot of gaming..i personally wouldn't recommend a Wireless Keyboard.
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Eh, it kind of depends. On modern kb's there isn't a noticeable delay like the older ones. I've done a crapload of gaming on this K350, when swapping to a wired mechanical KB for a bit there wasn't a perceivable difference. :P
 
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