[Finishing] 9 recommended office keyboards, including membrane keyboards and mechanical keyboards~

This article introduces the "office use" keyboard, so Basically, they are keyboards with a relatively complete array (there are also special cases), or keyboards with ergonomic designs. There are no low-end options in terms of price, and both membrane keyboards and mechanical keyboards are involved.

In addition to the above, Logitech Craft series, K series, Cherry MX series, Lenovo, Shuangfeiyan and other brands have very good office keyboards for you to choose from. Due to space and price, I will not introduce them one by one.

I have basically used all the products recommended in the article, and there are personal preferences, which only represent personal opinions and are for reference only.

This keyboard is considered by many to be Logitech's best office keyboard.

It has many advantages: thanks to Logitech’s tuning, the feel is clean and the sound is low. With the spherical concave design of the keycap, it is very soft and easy to use.

The battery life of the keyboard is very long. If the backlight is not turned on, it can be used for up to 5 months.

Logitech added two sensors to this keyboard, which can automatically turn on the backlight when the hand is close to it. The brightness of the backlight is different in different environments, which is very interesting.

In addition, the keyboard itself supports three-mode and Logitech's Eay-Switch one-key switching function, which is suitable for multiple devices such as tablets, computers, and mobile phones.

The red part in the figure below is the one-key switching function, and the right side is the newly added button, which can be customized through Logi Options+.

If you have a Logitech Master series mouse, paired with this keyboard, it's very cool on the desktop (the design language is the same).

There are many types of this keyboard. Logitech also has a Bluetooth mini type, a Mac type, and a variety of styles equipped with mechanical switches. There are many options.

But the one I most recommend buying is the original 108-key one:

I really like the Keychron brand, which is very popular abroad. In China, because it is an OEM brand made by Jingdong, there is not much publicity that can be done (in short, the OEM cannot directly compete with the brand).

My favorite is the Q8 series, which is a special-shaped keyboard designed in an ergonomic style. If you use standard fingering, it is very suitable for you and can greatly increase your typing speed. If you are not using standard fingering, it will take a while to get used to it.

besides, This keyboard is an all-aluminum body with a very high-quality texture, and the switch body is the G-pro switch of Jiadalong. I like the brown switch in this series. Whether it is the sound, feel or the texture brought by the pbt keycaps, they are all the top three levels of keyboards I have used.

而且，这是一款客制化键盘。有支持Gasket套件的款式，也支持QMK&VIA开源系统改键，卫星轴也是独立的，如果你是第一次接触客制化键盘，那这款作为入门非常合适（哪怕不想要了也能非常轻松地二手出掉）。

Another feature of Keychron is that it is compatible with the MAC system and will be equipped with an independent keycap.

The knob in the upper right corner is to adjust the volume by default, and it also supports custom functions, and the RGB effect is also full. It should be noted that this model does not have a keypad.

To put it simply, if the budget is sufficient and you are interested in this special-shaped keyboard, you can buy one and try it out. The first experience will be very good:

The latest model of Dareu A series is also my favorite Dareu series keyboard this year.

This is a very traditional 104-array keyboard, and the color is relatively low-key and simple (the default color scheme is basically macho pink, but it can be replaced by the keycap provided).

This keyboard uses Dareu's own sky switch, which feels a bit like a gold powder switch. The key stroke is short, the sound is small, and the rebound is comfortable, which is very suitable for office typing.

There is another difference. The cover of this keyboard is magnetic and can be taken off very conveniently. It is very simple to clean the keyboard.

These 0 keyboards also support hot-swapping, the large keys are tuned, and there are also noise-cancelling silicone pads and the like. Basically, everything that should be given at this price is given.

Personally, I think the price/performance ratio is acceptable. If you like this arrangement, it is worth buying. It can be used at home or in the office:

My K600 is the basic brown shaft version. It should be 200 yuan when it is discounted, which can be said to be very cheap. The mechanic's own shaft is used, but the overall tuning is very good, not like a 200 keyboard at all.

The only problem is: this version of the beggar among the beggars seems to have no sound-absorbing cotton. Although it is a tea shaft, the sound is still very loud.

The K600 uses a rare 100-key arrangement, which is more compact, and it is a compromise between volume and key position.

If you're on a tight budget, the base K600 is fine, but it's a bit loud to watch out for.

If the budget is sufficient, I recommend buying the BOX red switch version. The keycaps are upgraded to PBT material, which supports hot swapping, and adds mute cotton, programmable buttons, etc. Overall, the quality of this keyboard is very good, and the price is very high:

Low-axis mechanical keyboards, this style of keyboards are currently not available on the market.

To put it simply, this is an existence between a mechanical keyboard and a membrane keyboard. It has the feel of a mechanical keyboard, but it does not have as long a key stroke as a mechanical keyboard, and the sound is quiet.

This K3 is a short brown switch version, which is thinner and lighter than ordinary mechanical keyboards, and is more portable. In addition, this brand focuses on multi-device + multi-platform use, which is very suitable for the linkage between iPad+iMac+mobile phones.

advantage:

The sound is not loud, the keyboard is thin and light, with RGB lighting, it feels good, and the lighting effect is very good

The workmanship, texture, and details are all excellent, and there are no flaws in the few books

It supports three modes, supports wireless + wired, and can also be used for winows computers, mobile phones, computer tablets, and one-key switching, which is quite convenient.

But since it is a kind of compromise-like existence, I can only say that its feel is average, a bit different.

The color is also relatively simple white, the main reason is that the quantity is small, and the options are also small.

My suggestion is that if you like this kind of independent keyboard, then this one is very good, not only can be adapted to iPad (with some more function keys on it), but also can be adapted to notebook or mobile phone:

Fuling's flagship product is basically a product that everyone in the keyboard circle knows.

A very complete selection of shafts, very good-looking color schemes, and the ergonomic design of the product itself add a lot of points to this product.

This is a keyboard with 98 arrays. Like the previous models, it retains the small keyboard and simplifies the array.

In terms of switch selection, I personally recommend choosing an ice mint switch, or a box red switch. Fuling uses a double ISSP sound-absorbing structure, and the overall sound is not loud.

It also supports in-depth customization of buttons, plus one-button dual system switching, RGB and hot-swappable, it is a very conscientious product.

If you really want to nitpick, the keycaps are made of ABS, which may be a compromise for the backlight, and it is also understandable:

To be honest, I am a little confused about whether to introduce this keyboard, because its price is really a bit high.

I personally think that although the electrostatic capacitive keyboard takes into account the excellent dual characteristics of the small axis of the sound, but the same price can really buy a better keyboard, which is also a point of my entanglement.

There are not many brands that make electrostatic capacitors, but Ningzhi does a very good job. Many people like this electrostatic capacitor keyboard.

In addition to its very high appearance value, its sound is also good.

My first keyboard was from ikbc. After using it for 3 years, it was finally sold second-hand. It is very durable, and the workmanship and details of the keyboard are very good.

Although I have been using Cherrey switches, it can be seen that this is a brand that is serious about making keyboards.

ikbc's c104 and c108 are very classic styles. If you are just an entry-level choice, you can consider these two models.

The appearance is unremarkable, but the keyboard has a good texture and is suitable for the office:

If the budget is higher, you can consider C210 and W210, with more color matching, support for three modes, and more functions:

It should be noted that you must not choose the version of the green switch for office work, the sound is huge, it is recommended to choose the red switch, and the brown switch is also okay.

The characteristic of ikbc is that I may be unremarkable, but you will not be disappointed if you buy it back:

This is a more comprehensive version of Jingzao, and it is also a series worth buying.

First of all, it makes up for the embarrassment of K1 without a stand. There are white light and RGB versions, and the specifications are relatively complete. There is also a version of the light axis added to the brown axis.

The problem is that this version has 87 keys and no keypad.

Jingzao originally had the basic version of K8, but the Era series is more cost-effective, and has its own characteristics in appearance, PBT keycaps, aluminum alloy frame, hot-swappable + mute cotton, and the feel of the phantom switch is quite good. .

The light transmittance of PBT material is worse than that of ABS, so the effect of RGB will not be so obvious.

The aluminum alloy frame is matched with a very advanced low-saturation color scheme, which is very textured.

Of course, the K8 series is also a three-mode keyboard, which supports Mac, tablet and other devices, and has one-key switching and the like. The disadvantage may be that it does not support the customization of keys, which can only be done through third-party software.

If you don’t reject this configuration, then the feel and texture of this keyboard will definitely give you a very good experience. This is also my favorite keyboard: