Wired Keyboards

Wired Keyboards Types

• Classic keyboards are suitable for normal office or home use.
• Gaming keyboards are notable for the colourful and controllable backlight, macro button programming, quick response times thanks to high-end switches, and excellent ergonomics.
• Compact keyboards are simple rectangular keyboards with a clean design and small dimensions; some models lack the numeric keypad and multimedia buttons.

Important Parameters of Wired Keyboards

Layout

Keyboard localisation determines what language-specific symbols you get. Keyboards with Czech localisation will therefore have keys labelled ř, č, á, ř, etc.

Key Types

• Mechanical - pretty much the classic keyboard; high durability and good response.
• Low profile - quiet, similar to laptop keys.
• Chiclet - rectangular in shape with rounded edges, more space between the keys.

Keyboards with mechanical switches have a significantly longer lifespan than conventional keyboards. It’s a unique computer hardware component that virtually doesn’t age. Aside from gamers, this type of keyboard is also suitable for users who often type long text documents.

Function Keys

• Programmable keys - allow you to assign a variety of functions to individual keys to streamline controls and simplify your work.
• Macro keys - a single button press executes a whole set of commands. They are used to facilitate repetitive tasks.
• Multimedia keys - are popular because of their variety of multimedia features. They can be used to easily control your PC and other external devices.

Useful Wired Keyboard Features

• Numeric keypad - contains a block of numeric keys. Perfect for frequent work with numbers.
• Backlit keys - ideal for those who often work in the dark.
• Display keyboards - are keyboards with a built-in display that shows parameters such as the battery status or time, depending on the settings.
• USB Hub - is a device that allows you to connect multiple USB devices to one PC USB port.