Tech: Wireless Keyboards

[dewline]

Bought my first ever such tonight after caregiving travels. It's a little awkward, this keyboard, but then, that's usually how it goes for the first few days, right?

Comments

[cmcmck]

We use a wireless keyboatd (ditto with the mouse) and they have their quirks and quiddities but you soon get used to them.

[dewline]

I suppose the same will happen for me eventually. At least I won't have to worry about specific keys malfunctioning for the next couple of years.

[thewayne]

I've been using them for some time now. I like my Logitech mechanical, it has a nice, satisfying 'clacky' sound and I can type pretty rapid on it. The PgUP etc. keys leave something to be desired, but it's a mini keyboard, so some compromise is needed. I don't like Apple's new BT keyboards because they move the arrow keys so the left/right are midway up with up/down, and that's just wrong. I'm still using the old BT that you have to use a nickel to remove the plug to swap out AA batteries with.

[dewline]

Interesting that you should refer to Logitech!