Hello... Does anyone know of a good wired keyboard were by the letters don't fade out. The keyboard doesn't need to be fancy just something that is reliable with fading, thanks
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Hello... Does anyone know of a good wired keyboard were by the letters don't fade out. The keyboard doesn't need to be fancy just something that is reliable with fading, thanks
Just buy a cheap $10 keyboard....if the letters wear off, just replace it. I've never had a problem with letters coming off keyboards.
I have a pretty cheap keyboard now and the letter keep fading, are you saying you can buy replacement keys, are they all the same? I would rather have a keyboard were the keys don't fade if possible, are there such?Quote:
Originally Posted by mulock
If you have a cheap keyboard (under $20) -- then you should probably expect the letters to fade. -- but at $20 or less, that is not much expense even if you have to do it annually. If you are doing it more often than that, then maybe you have other issues... like what might be on your finger tips. --- If you handle a lot of chemicals (strong cleaners, solvents, alcohol, etc) -- especially if use a lot of hand-sanitizer such as Purell. The alcohol in those can transfer from your fingertips to the surface of the keys and quickly deteriorate the surface lettering.
If this isnt the issue, then spend more money on a keyboard, and the quality of the lettering on the keys should be better and last longer. If you want to go the extra mile, get a back-lit keyboard that is primary black, but where the light shines through the letter themselves. This way you wont have to worry at ALL about fading, as the letters arent painted on, they are etched through the plastic so the backlight can shine through. -- however don't expect these to be cheap either.
For what it's worth... I have an HP keyboard that I've been using for the past 6 years. The letters are as legible as the day I opened the package. The keyboard was otherwise filthy, and one key was starting to act up, so I had to replace it. But it was nothing fancy... just an OEM keyboard that came with a PC.
Hi... Thanks for your thoughts. I don't have any problems with my hands in that way and yes I bought a new keyboard and within a few months the keyboard keys have faded. I have used Microsoft / Logitech and these no name types all the same problems, though some would last a few years . This is my whole point in asking if anyone can recommend a keyboard which the letter don't fade and I don't care if I have to spend more just as long as I know it's a reliable board, thanks
I'd start with Amazon.ca and view the various keyboards and buy one that has good reviews. Amazon stands behind the products they sell so if you have a problem with lettering coming off, you could contact them.
I have not really looked into it but maybe a back lit keyboard is the answer. I would purchase a good quality one if that is the route you decide to go.
lol that were I bought my last 4 different type ones and have fading issues, though I haven't try the one made by Amazon. Most people nowadays I believe use wireless ones but I don't like wireless, like the wired types but I need one the is reliable lol . I might try the Dell ones or the HP and even the Amazon ones, thanksQuote:
Originally Posted by mulock
I don't really need the lit types but if that is the only wired keyboard that will not fade then I have no other choiceQuote:
Originally Posted by Thatdone
Sorry just saw this, Paul you need to look for a keyboard that says it has 'double shot' key caps. https://deskthority.net/wiki/Double-shot_moulding
If I were you I'd look in the Amazon review section for keyboards that you are looking at, and specifically look for comments mentioning "fading" there may be a search option specifically for this.
It's been a while ... but if anyone still looking I strongly recommend Logitech K120.