Keyboard Latency (2017)
In case anyone is wondering about the keyboard prices, i looked through the list and also looked up the unavailable ones on the Internet. Here&#x27;s their current prices at a glance, in USD:<p><pre><code>  Keyboard              Latency  Connection  Price (USD)
  chinfai silicone      35       USB FS      17
  genius luxemate i200  55       USB         21
  logitech k360         60       unifying    25
  logitech k120         30       USB         29
  easterntimes i500     50       USB FS      31
  razer ornata chroma   35       USB FS      59
  MS comfort 5000       40       wireless    71
  kinesis freestyle 2   30       USB FS      89
  apple magic (usb)     15       USB FS      99
  das 3                 25       USB         101
  unicomp model M       30       USB FS      104
  hhkb lite 2           20       USB FS      112
  pok3r vortex          30       USB FS      129
  filco majestouch      30       USB         129
  topre type heaven     55       USB FS      149
  olkb planck rev 4     40       USB FS      169
  kinesis advantage     50       USB FS      319
  ergodox               40       USB FS      354
  MS natural 4000       20       USB         399
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Personally, i have a Logitech K120 at home as a backup keyboard, and as far as membrane keyboards go, it&#x27;s a solid and affordable choice. I&#x27;m not sure whether it&#x27;s regional differences or something else, but i got my keyboard for about 10-15 euros. I guess the fact that it&#x27;s extremely &quot;boring&quot; also adds to the charm, at least when compared to designs like Logitech K360.<p>Also, i wish i could vouch for the Unicomp Model M keyboards, however shipping one to Europe would almost cost me as much as the keyboard itself and i&#x27;m currently not sure i can exactly afford to splurge like that. Regardless, have a look at their site, they&#x27;re essentially carrying on with the legacy of IBM Model M keyboards in a way: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.pckeyboard.com&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.pckeyboard.com&#x2F;</a><p>From what i&#x27;ve seen while occasionally visiting their site, they also seem to introduce some new varieties occasionally. From what i&#x27;ve heard, those keyboards aren&#x27;t exactly ideal for gaming (a regular mechanical keyboard might be better there), but are really good for typing because of their buckling spring design. LinusTechTips also had a video on the Model M keyboards a while ago: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.youtube.com&#x2F;watch?v=D7wmMZmMinM" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.youtube.com&#x2F;watch?v=D7wmMZmMinM</a>