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Any durable wireless keyboards?

[Deleted User] · 2020-01-22 10:50:52

Is there any good keyboards around the €50 mark, which are wireless? Used as daily home and games (no online to millisecond response differences are not a consideration). Just want good connection and no mental lag. Everything I look at that is comfortable for games is wired and focused on (really) heavy gamers, 2 young…

22-01-2020 11:50AM

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Is there any good keyboards around the €50 mark, which are wireless?

Used as daily home and games (no online to millisecond response differences are not a consideration). Just want good connection and no mental lag.

Everything I look at that is comfortable for games is wired and focused on (really) heavy gamers, 2 young kids means that my PC is in the living room and I sneak 30 minutes or so every time I can. It also highlights why I need wireless

No RGB (or can turn it off) is a must

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#2 22-01-2020 05:55PM

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Logitech K380 or Anker Ultra Slim.

Alternatively, you can get the RK61 Bluetooth mechanical from China.

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#3 24-01-2020 10:34PM

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I got the K2 model from these lads, really lovely keyboard. Wired or wireless (with a long battery life and it has built in recharging) as well as compatibility with Mac or Windows.

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