Keyboards
Looking for the right keyboard? PriceRunner helps you find the one that suits your needs. Whether you're after a mechanical keyboard for gaming or a compact one for travel, we list a vast range of options. Use our category filters to narrow down your choices by brand, type, or price. Compare features like wireless connectivity, backlighting, and key switches to find what fits your preferences. Reading user reviews can also guide you toward the best choice. With PriceRunner, you can compare prices on millions of products from thousands of brands and retailers. This ensures you get the best deal without any hassle. Our transparent listings make it easy to find reliable information and make the right decision. Ready to find your next keyboard? Begin here to explore all offers and discover the ideal match for your needs!
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Ducky One3 Mist TKL MX
Mechanical
Or £39.99/mo. (x3)*
Microsoft Wired Keyboard 600 Black Usb ANB-00006
Or £5.69/mo. (x3)*
Ducky One 3 Cosmic Mini MX
Mechanical
Or £33.31/mo. (x3)*
Ducky One 3 Mist MX
Mechanical
Or £43.31/mo. (x3)*
LogicKeyboard Astra Backlit Steinberg Cubase
Or £43.66/mo. (x3)*
Corsair PBT Double-Shot Pro Rogue Pink Mod
Or £8.66/mo. (x3)*
Accuratus Rt50251 wireless one media touchpad contr
Or £11.66/mo. (x3)*
EditorsKeys Adobe Premiere Slimline
Or £24.00/mo. (x3)*
Cherry KW 7100 Mini BT Keyboard
Three tips when buying a keyboard
In addition to standard keyboards, there are many different keyboards that are adapted for different purposes. Here are two examples.
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Gaming. One of the most common custom keyboards today are those made specifically for gaming. Select this type of keyboard if you primarily want to play games.
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Work from home. If you're primarily going to use the keyboard for your work, it may be worth investing in an ergonomic keyboard. These may look a little different, so it’s up to you to think about what suits your work situation. If you work with numbers, for example, a keyboard with a built-in numeric keypad can be invaluable.
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Ergonomic keyboards. These often look a bit different, e.g. it's common for them to be slightly bent or arched, and they are designed to be used for a long time without causing pain or repetitive strain injuries.
A safe way to find out if you’ll be happy with your keyboard is to test out a couple in a physical store. How do the keys feel? Would you be willing to work on the keyboard for long periods?
Though a keyboard should feel good from the start, you should also expect it to take some time before you're completely comfortable with it. This is especially true if you have purchased a new keyboard for ergonomic purposes, as you will have to learn a new, ergonomic way of typing.
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