Use our advisor to discover the best keyboard for you.
Here at Overclockers UK, you’re sure to find an amazing keyboard suited to almost any application, including gaming and office work. Our range of keyboards offer excellent ergonomics and outstanding durability, meaning you can use them for longer. Choosing the right keyboard is imperative, as it’ll be the peripheral you interact with the most. Keyboards come in a variety of types, including membrane, mem-chanical, and mechanical. Furthermore, our range offers different features, such as customisable keycaps, wired or wireless models, and even RGB lighting.
Keyboards primarily fit into three main categories, denoted by the types of switches they utilise. The three main categories are:
Alongside these differences, many keyboards offer an array of features. These can include media controls, allowing you to pause, skip, or even stop media played on your PC. Furthermore, there are a variety of choices to consider for connectivity, such as built-in cables, detachable cables, and wireless. Aesthetics are key, as there are an immense number of options when it comes to the style of a keyboard. You need to take shape, size, colours, layouts, and even RGB lighting into consideration when choosing your perfect keyboard.
There is so much choice when it comes to keyboards, with one of the main considerations being the size. This not only affects how much space your keyboard will occupy but also may affect the layout, too. On our blog, we explore the different sizes of keyboards that are available, alongside their pros and cons.
Read MoreHere at Overclockers UK, we offer a wide range of keyboards from well-known manufacturers including Glorious, Ducky, Logitech, and Corsair.
Overclockers UK stock keyboards in a variety of sizes including 100%, TKL, 75%, and 60%.
Keyboards can be used with a variety of devices, for example with a Bluetooth keyboard you’ll easily be able to type on a modern iMac or iPad. Furthermore, a wired keyboard can be easily connected to a PS5 through one of its USB ports.
If you require a mechanical switch that doesn’t make an audible click when depressed, then you should opt for either a linear or tactile switch.
Most keyboards are an ergonomic peripheral, as long as you use it correctly. The keyboard should be positioned so that it rests at or below the level of your elbows.
