1. The touch of the keyboard
As the most frequently used input device in daily life, touch is undoubtedly the most important. The tactile sensation is mainly determined by the strength of the buttons and the degree of resistance to the keys. The feel of a keyboard will be tested from several aspects, including whether the key elasticity is moderate, whether the key force is even, whether the key cap is loose or shaking, and whether the key range is appropriate. Although different users have different requirements for the elasticity and range of the keys, a high-quality keyboard should meet the usage habits of the vast majority of users in these aspects. It is necessary to ensure that the keys are evenly stressed and the key caps are firm, otherwise it may cause key jamming or make users feel tired.
2. Appearance of keyboard
The appearance includes the color and shape of the keyboard. A beautiful and stylish keyboard will add a lot of color to your desktop, while a rigid keyboard will make your work more dull. Therefore, for keyboards, as long as you think they are beautiful, liked, and practical, it's enough.
3. Keyboard workmanship
The cost of keyboards is relatively low, but it does not mean they can be easily handled. The surface and edges of a good keyboard are exquisitely crafted, and the letters and symbols on the keycaps are usually laser engraved, giving a textured feel to the touch. When purchasing, carefully check whether the handwriting on the keypositions is engraved, not directly printed with ink, because the handwriting on this type of keyboard will fall off shortly after use. The corners of the keyboard should not be sharp. A regular keyboard should have three indicator lights on: CapsLock (uppercase and lowercase lock), NumLock (numeric keypad lock), and ScrollLock.
4. Keyboard key layout
Although there are standards for the distribution of keyboard keys, various manufacturers still have room for maneuver on this standard. Experienced manufacturers can use their experience to arrange keyboard keys more thoughtfully for users, while small manufacturers can only adhere to the most basic standards and even produce keyboards with extremely poor distribution due to poor quality.
5. Keyboard noise
I believe all users dislike the noise generated by typing on keyboards, especially those who are working, playing games, or surfing the internet late at night. Therefore, a good keyboard must ensure that it only produces small noise when typing at high speeds, without affecting others' rest.
6. Key position conflicts on the keyboard
In daily life, we play games to a greater or lesser extent. When playing games, there will be continuous use of certain combination keys, which requires these keyboards to have these game keys that do not conflict.
7. The length, width, and height of the keyboard. (Compulsory reading with a computer desk)
When we buy a keyboard, measure the length, width, and height of the computer keyboard placed on the computer desk before making the purchase.
