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Reddit mentions of Logitech K120 Ergonomic Desktop USB Wired Keyboard

Sentiment score: 35
Reddit mentions: 68

We found 68 Reddit mentions of Logitech K120 Ergonomic Desktop USB Wired Keyboard. Here are the top ones.

Logitech K120 Ergonomic Desktop USB Wired Keyboard
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    Features:
  • All-day Comfort: The design of this standard keyboard creates a comfortable typing experience thanks to the deep-profile keys and full-size standard layout with F-keys and number pad
  • Easy to Set-up and Use: Set-up couldn't be easier, you simply plug in this corded keyboard via USB on your desktop or laptop and start using right away without any software installation
  • Compatibility: This full-size keyboard is compatible with Windows 7, 8, 10 or later, plus it's a reliable and durable partner for your desk at home, or at work
  • Spill-proof: This durable keyboard features a spill-resistant design (1), anti-fade keys and sturdy tilt legs with adjustable height, meaning this keyboard is built to last
  • Upgrade to Logitech K270 Wireless Keyboard: Experience wireless freedom with K270, featuring 2-year battery life, plug-and-play simplicity, and reliable hassle-free wireless connection
Specs:
ColorBlack
Height1.1 Inches
Length18.4 Inches
Number of items1
Release dateAugust 2018
Size1-Pack
Weight0.5070632026 Pounds
Width7.3 Inches

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Found 68 comments on Logitech K120 Ergonomic Desktop USB Wired Keyboard:

u/PenguinJim · 14 pointsr/patientgamers

> The price of a PS4 Pro bundle is around $430. That's around the same price of this build from the PCMR wiki. The PC build is slightly stronger than the PS4 Pro, but I believe that more overhead is needed in PC builds since games on the PC have a tendency to be less-optimized than on console so let's just consider them equal.

I strongly recommend against trying to match the setup cost of a PS4 (or any other console) when putting together a PC. You get an absolutely ridiculous boost to your value if you just spend a little more to begin with. Just as an example, swapping out the 460 in that link for a 470 produces a system that costs under US$530 - nearly $100 more, but absolutely annihilates even the PS4 Pro in terms of performance (thanks chiefly to the general target of 30FPS on PS4). The money will be made back on savings on PC anyway (cheaper games, free online), and you'll have better performance from day one.

Although these prices are largely moot, anyway, as the OP is in Canada (at least, I assume that's why they're buying in CA$!), and they're talking about buying later this year, rather than today.

I'll also throw in that PCs can connect to TVs nowadays, so you don't need a monitor - although, granted, this wasn't generally the case 10-15 years ago. (The "HDMI" on PC graphics cards is the same "HDMI" used on TVs, and they even use the same cable.)

(For a keyboard, I can recommend the indestructible Logitech K120!)

u/HiPitchEricsFishMits · 11 pointsr/xboxone

A nice like $10 mini-keyboard off of Amazon or something would probably make things a lot simpler and easier for them, too. Maybe with a long USB extension cord.

u/Devchar96 · 9 pointsr/buildapc

I like the Logitech K120. I think I got mine (now my brother's) for like $15 at Walmart. Cheap and not backlit, but it's simple and a good all-around keyboard. I used this for a long time before I got a mech.

u/c0nv1ct · 6 pointsr/techsupport

>no acpi power buttons where they WILL be hit by accident

Except for that sleep button above escape. That is just asking for trouble.

Do you really need the ACPI keys? A simple logitech k120 would fit the bill for only $12 or the logitech k200 with added media keys for an extra $4.

u/456qaz · 5 pointsr/PHP

https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-920-002478-Keyboard-K120/dp/B003ELVLKU

Its a pretty cheap keyboard. I'm pretty used to the oem type keyboards since that is what I almost always used. Any time I try to use a nicer keyboard I have a hard time adjusting to it and just switch back to a cheap keyboard.

u/R39 · 4 pointsr/techtheatre

If you have $200 to spend on XKeys, get XKeys. From what I have heard, everything they make is really solid.

When I first started doing a lot of off-line programming, I did not have that kind of money laying around. So I made this out of a cheap keyboard and some white keyboard stickers. I also put a lot of extra functions on the keys too. For instance "B" is Label, "Shift B" is Block, and "Alt B" is Beam Pallette. The writing has to be tiny but it does help you remember the other functions of different keys.
It is far from perfect but at less than a tenth of the cost of an XKeys, it is a great deal. I have happily pre-programmed many shows with this setup.

u/ozzman54 · 3 pointsr/starcraft

I think you're right. pic

edit: I also think this is pretty cool because it proves that you don't need a $100 mechanical keyboard to be good at this game.

u/PenPenGuin · 3 pointsr/keyboards

Ok, I'll give it a go since no one seems to have given you a decent answer.

TL;DR - Your Macbook keyboard is probably one of the quieter keyboards types out there already. There are other options, but you should probably see if you can find them in person before shelling out over a hundred dollars on something that may not work for you.


Your Macbook uses what's called a scissor switch. Basically two pieces of plastic with a small metal wire acting as a spring, laying over a rubber dome. When depressed, the contact under the dome completes the circuit and your keyboard registers the keystroke.

Quite frankly, scissor switches (also known as "chiclet keyboards") are some of the more quieter options out there.

What you're probably experiencing is called 'bottoming out' - basically it's not really the switches making the noise, it's you smashing the keys so hard that it's the thud sound of the key going as far down as it can, and hitting what's underneath (more or less).

You've got a couple of options here...

There are a few cheap, rubber dome keyboards (ie: the generic full-sized keyboards you usually see packaged with new computers) which market themselves as 'quiet keyboards'. The Logitech K120 is a good example of this. Most of these "quiet" boards go with the theory that the shorter space between pressing and activating the switch means less downforce, making less of a thud if you bottom out.

If you want to spend money and are looking towards mechanical keyboards, the Toper Realforce is generally considered one of the quietest (Topre's not really a mechanical switch, but that's nitpicking). There are also mods you can do to the keyboard to make them even quieter.

The other option being that you can go the Cherry MX switch route and pick a switch which requires a lot of downforce to activate. I'd suggest something like a Light or Dark Grey (depending on if you want or don't want a 'bump' feeling - neither click). You can also mod Cherry switches by adding rubber o-rings to help soften the sound of bottoming out (as well as the mod listed above in the Topre area). For more information about Cherry switches, see here. I will say that the heavy keys can get pretty intense. I have a MX Green board that I love for gaming (because I don't accidentally click keys I don't mean to), but it's not comfortable for long periods of typing - but I'm not a super heavy-handed typer either.

I'd suggest hitting up a computer store - a Best Buy or Microcenter or Fry's. All of these stores should have some good in store options to play around with as far as rubber dome, chiclet, and mechanical keyboards go. If you want to play around with a Topre, you're probably going to have a much harder time tracking one down unless you live in a big metropolitan area with a few specialty stores.

You can also find various switch testers on sites like Massdrop. They bundle a bunch of (generally Cherry) switches on a single mounted board so you can see how they feel. They don't make the best typing analog though.

u/falcon4287 · 2 pointsr/buildapc

I haven't personally used these, but I've found some that have decent reviews. As /u/Faiter119 suggested, Logitech is a very trusted brand. The K120 is your basic, plain old keyboard.

There is also the Amazon Basics keyboard, which I would trust right off the bat as they provide decent quality electronics.

If you're willing to get a bit adventurous, I found the BlueFinger backlit keyboard that also comes with a mouse (for a promotion), but has no reviews because it won't be released until the 11th. This is the best $30 keyboard I've ever seen, to be honest. It looks legit, and their other keyboards are the same basic design and all get 4-5 stars, so I would take the risk. Amazon is always really cool about giving full refunds on products in case it doesn't work out.

u/digitalRistorante · 2 pointsr/buildapcforme
PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant

Type|Item|Price
----|:----|:----
CPU | AMD Athlon X4 860K 3.7GHz Quad-Core Processor | $87.99 @ Amazon
Motherboard | Gigabyte GA-F2A68HM-H Micro ATX FM2+ Motherboard | $39.99 @ Amazon
Memory | Kingston HyperX Fury Black 8GB (1 x 8GB) DDR3-1866 Memory | $38.50 @ Amazon
Storage | Kingston SSDNow V300 Series 120GB 2.5" Solid State Drive | $42.66 @ Amazon
Storage | Western Digital Caviar Blue 1TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive | $49.99 @ Amazon
Video Card | Gigabyte Radeon R9 380 4GB SOC Video Card | $229.99 @ Amazon
Case | NZXT Source 210 Elite (Black) ATX Mid Tower Case | $58.99 @ Amazon
Power Supply | Corsair CXM 450W 80+ Bronze Certified Semi-Modular ATX Power Supply | $49.99 @ Amazon
Optical Drive | LG GH24NS95 DVD/CD Writer | $20.98 @ Amazon
Operating System | Microsoft Windows 10 Home OEM 64-bit | $85.95 @ Amazon
Monitor | Acer S220HQLAbd 21.5" 60Hz Monitor | $89.99 @ Amazon
Keyboard | Logitech K120 Wired Standard Keyboard | $9.99 @ Amazon
Mouse | Logitech G402 Wired Optical Mouse | $43.00 @ Amazon
Speakers | Logitech S120 2.3W 2ch Speakers | $15.00 @ Amazon
| Prices include shipping, taxes, rebates, and discounts |
| Total | ~$870.01
| Generated by PCPartPicker 2016-07-13 17:40 EDT-0400 |
You could probably go even cheaper than that: the games you list have low requirements and could run off of an AMD APU processor, but you might not get ultra gfx. Which I assume is part of the point of modding these games, so I put a newish GPU in the build. LMK what you think!
u/Hipster-Police · 2 pointsr/buildapc

When I first built my PC two months ago I had budget in mind and went for a Logitech K120... it was terrible and I hated it. I pressed it about 30 times before it went back to the box. My brother had a SteelSeries Apex that I thought was cool so I headed to my local Micro Center to get one.

However the keyboard salesman there right away showed me a mechanical keyboard and the second I tried one I knew I wasn't going back. I bought this Ducky DK2108SZ with Cherry MX Reds. The Reds are much quieter in general then the clicky switches, the Blues. If I were you, if you're going to be using these at work I'd get those, or if you're looking for something cheaper, these with MX Brown switches are great too... when they're in stock Wednesday I'm going to buy those (it will be my fourth mechanical keyboard since I bought my first in November, they are THAT good)

I'm currently using a Corsair Strafe RGB with MX Blues and they are great, but VERY loud.. I use these at home however so it doesn't really matter that much lol. Trust me, you will want a mechanical keyboard, once you own one you won't want to use a membrane keyboard again.

u/GroggyOtter · 2 pointsr/AutoHotkey

If the computer works fine, wouldn't it be easier to just buy an inexpensive keyboard?

Or get a cooler looking one for less than $30.

Then just disable your laptop keyboard.

Problem solved. Money saved.

Also, what Afspeirs told you is from the "Read This Before Posting!" stickied tutorial post. I was under the impression you read through that.

u/B-24J-Liberator · 2 pointsr/keyboards

http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-920-002478-Keyboard-K120/dp/B003ELVLKU

It's possibly one of the most reliable rubber domes out there

u/thetonyk123 · 2 pointsr/pcmasterrace

For the mouse you don't need to spend a bunch of money to get something good, here's the mouse my friend uses. http://www.amazon.com/E-3lue-EMS109BK-Precision-Control-1600dpi/dp/B005CPGHAA/ His only complaint is he can't turn off the LED on it, which could be a problem if you don't like it. You could spend a bit more for a better mouse such as the Deathadder or Steelseries Rival (I personally own the rival, great mouse)

For keyboards, it's up to you if you want mechanical or membrane. Mechanical will be more expensive but it's nicer to type on and feels better. This is a very basic membrane keyboard, it works. Here is a good mechanical. (FYI it doesn't use the standard Cherry MX keyswitches most mechs use, although they still feel better then membrane). You can also look at Corsair's keyboards, Corsair's, and other manufactures mechanical keyboards.

For the monitor I'm assuming you want something decent, 1080p, 60hz? Here is a 24 inch 1080p 60hz monitor, you could look at cheaper ones too. It really depends on what you want. I use 2 23 inchers that I got for $100 and they work fine for my uses.

Good luck!

u/zushiba · 2 pointsr/buildapc

Mice

  • Logitech G500 Programmable Gaming Mouse $57.39, probably the best bet for reliability and gaming functionality. I have 2 of these on different computers.

  • Logitech Corded Mouse (M500)$28.79

    I can't personally recommend any Razer mice though I'm using a Razer Tron mouse at the moment. Every Razer mouse I've had, has had issues with the left mouse button randomly double clicking.

    Keyboards, you can get away with a lot in the keyboard department as they all do pretty much the same thing. Here's a couple of options.

  • Logitech Keyboard K120 $11.97 It's just a standard keyboard, no bells no whistles. Not designed for gaming but will work fine for any game.
  • Microsoft SideWinder X4 Keyboard $47.70, Microsoft has been known to make the odd good keyboard here and there. This is so far as I know, one of them.
  • Logitech Gaming Keyboard G105 Call of Duty: MW3 Edition $64.99, Entry level gaming keyboard with programmable keys. If you can get past the Call of Duty branding on this device it'd probably be a pretty good keyboard for you and the programmable keys would work with any game.
  • Logitech Gaming Keyboard G110 $69.99, For $5 more you can get a game agnostic gaming keyboard with 12 programmable keys.
  • Logitech Gaming Keyboard G510 $99.67, Now you enter the realm of on keyboard displayed, these work pretty good for a lot of games. A friend of mine has one of these and it's served him very well. I've never seen the point of an on keyboard display as I've never used the one I've got for anything.

    EDIT: I accidentally the whole description of a product.
u/happyevil · 2 pointsr/buildapc

I might be tempted to go for a GTX460 or a Radeon 5850 just so it's a bit more secure in playing some future titles. That's my only real comment about the build itself.

As far as gaming devices go:

  • Mouse: Razer Abyssus - great entry level gaming mouse. I got my girlfriend one and she loves it.

  • Keyboard: Any solid keyboard should work for gaming like this Logitech K120. If you want a more gaming oriented design but still at a budget go for the Saitek Cyborg V.5.
u/Captain_Midnight · 2 pointsr/buildapc

I've heard good things about that case. Please give us an update on it once everything is installed!

You can get a nice 24-inch monitor from Asus for under $200. I honestly wouldn't go larger than that. A solid 23-incher can be had for ~$150.

I wouldn't worry so much about the keyboard. Here's your basic one without "multimedia" buttons. The media keys will cost a few bucks extra.

u/paperkeyboard · 2 pointsr/pcmasterrace

The Logitech K120 is a great keyboard for about $15 if you're not looking for anything fancy. http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-920-002478-Keyboard-K120/dp/B003ELVLKU

u/plebdev · 1 pointr/MechanicalKeyboards

Hey OP! Thanks for giving back to the community and doing this giveaway!

I'm a full-time student, and I just built my first PC. I haven't put much thought into keyboards until recently, after I purchased an $8 [Logitech K120](https://amzn.com/B003ELVLKU
) and have not enjoyed typing on it. My friend showed me his WASD v2 mechanical keyboard, and I'm hooked. This looks like a fantastic way to get into mechanical keyboards!

u/of_halicarnassus · 1 pointr/Keyboard

You can pick up reliable rubber dome boards for less than that. Save the money and put it towards a keyboard you'll love.

Not the dream keyboard, but the one that you love to use until you can justify the dream keyboard.


Reliable rubber domes: One two


Save to buy one of these: One two


Tell yourself that one day you'll pick up one of these: cherry 6.0

Or maybe something else is the dream keyboard.

u/tickertinkler · 1 pointr/buildapc

Logitech K120 is very nice. Like 10 bucks. Super smooth and very nice for $10.

http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-920-002478-Keyboard-K120/dp/B003ELVLKU

u/chineseman26 · 1 pointr/buildapc

Monitor
Keyboard
Mouse
Speaker

Like you said, not top of the line stuff. If you'd like to spend more than I would recommend spending more on the keyboard. Everything else is surprisingly decent. Good luck.

u/Tyler_Pond · 1 pointr/nba

No,i actually just got a new key board from amazon,it is pretty basic but it gets the job done since i am not a gamer,http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-920-002478-Keyboard-K120/dp/B003ELVLKU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1420085559&sr=8-1&keywords=logitech+keyboard+k120

u/GreenBarbers · 1 pointr/windows

I'm ok with that, I use my thinkpad too with a membrane keyboard during work time, although my keyboard it was just 10$ (Microsoft Wired Keyboard) and not >100$. The differences between a 10$ and 100$ membrane keyboards are not noticeable as much as membrane vs. mechanical.

My point is, I don't get why I should pay 90 pounds for a membrane keyboard, when with 10-20$ I can achieve the same keyboard feel.

> b-but the Surface keyboard has an aluminium case!

You've just fell for the aluminium meme.

u/globalso · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

IDK if this qualifies, if not surprisr me!

Is this cumbersome for ya!?

u/The_Dirty_Carl · 1 pointr/buildapc

Dissenting opinion: I've tried gaming keyboards, and didn't find them meaningfully better than my $10 Logitech K120, which I love.

u/BlueShellOP · 1 pointr/pcmasterrace

A cheap Logitech keyboard is what you're looking for. I use a pair of K120s at work and they've held up better than anything else over the last two years and at $12 each you can't really beat that price. They work great and are very robust. I even spilled coffee on one of them and it still works fine - the enter key sticks a little, but other than that 100% okay.

They won't be flashy or have a fantastic mechanical feel, but they'll last a long time.

u/jdizzlemynizzle · 1 pointr/buildapcsales

How is this G105 keyboard? I have the K120 (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003ELVLKU/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_-VUKzbJ8XERCY) and am pretty unhappy with how small it is, and how shallow the keys are.

u/sharpieeastern · 1 pointr/buildapcforme
u/BurningIgnis · 1 pointr/pcmasterrace

I have a $30 amazon card and am thinking of putting in the extra 40 to get This, would it be a good upgrade from this

u/JamesDHalliday · 1 pointr/MechanicalKeyboards

I am looking for a new keyboard. I am currently using an old Logitech Keyboard. I've started playing a lot more games recently and I would like to have a backlit keyboard for playing at night. My requirements are a bit tricky though:

  • 17" or less
  • Mechanical (Of course)
  • Backlit
  • Same/similar keyboard layout as current
  • Preferably less than $100 but I can be flexible.

    Currently looking at this thanks to /s/kschang.

u/khamer · 1 pointr/keyboards

I always suggest Logitech K120 or looking for even a used Dell Multimedia Keyboard. Both should be <$20 and last forever.

u/iNToXiQator · 1 pointr/PS4

$100 ?

On Amazon you can buy ten windows 7 copies for that money.

$10 Keyboard , $10 Mouse , $27 Controller - all this is as pricey as a year of online gaming on Playstation - Monitor price = TV price


u/lost-cat · 1 pointr/pcmasterrace

Mechanical that good?

I have good mouse but [Logitech Keyboard K120]
(http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-920-002478-Keyboard-K120/dp/B003ELVLKU/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1420096736&sr=8-5&keywords=logitech+keyboard).

Works great for a 10$ keyboard.
Still brand new after all these years.

u/throwaway12junk · 1 pointr/pcmasterrace

Don't worry, I'm also a student so I know the feeling (for the record, my K95 was a gift).

How about this Logitech K120? $14 and with shipping it'll be under $20.

u/T0MB0mbad1l · 1 pointr/gaming

And yet, you already own a fucking computer, with a keyboard, mouse, and monitor...
It's also not like Monitors, keyboards, or mice are expensive, actually, not everyone does own a TV. Surpise, I don't own a TV.

u/Skogul1 · 1 pointr/buildapc

One of the most comfortable keyboards I've used is the simple Logitech K120 that was a desperate purchase at my local staples when my previous keyboard died. I have pretty tiny hands and find that the height of the keys and how close they are together make it easy for me to reach all of my keybinds in games. I've tried my boyfriend's larger Black Widow and it honestly is a jumbled mess when I try to use it.

The only issue with my keyboard is that it's not backlit, which is incredibly annoying when playing in the dark and trying to type to others in-game.

After being burned by buying a cheap similar backlit keyboard from China that was DOA, I've decided to pony up a bit extra for something with a good brand and warranty to go along with my new build.

During the memorial day sales, I had my eyes on the Logitech G213, but I fear that those keys may still be a bit too high for me.

I'm also looking at the Razer Ornata which seems like it would be perfect, if not for the shame of not having a USB passthrough or side macro buttons at that price point.

Does anyone have any suggestions on a good mid-profile RGB keyboard? Note that I don't want flat keys that you would find on a laptop.

u/onliandone · 1 pointr/buildapcforme

The additional parts make it difficult to get a good gaming PC. But not impossible. Let's start with those:

u/YourAverageAnon · 1 pointr/pcmasterrace

I think with the ram, you'd be better off going with 2 4gb sticks instead of 1, unless of course you were looking to upgrade to 64gb sometime in the near future.

Also, I don't know about that keyboard. I was looking into buying that one when I was building, but I remember after researching it a bit, it isn't all that great. There isn't very much to it that is actually gaming centered, aside from some keyboard caps and the light. If your on a tight budget, I went with the Logitech k120 which is inexpensive, and I'm just waiting to save up enough for a nice mechanical keyboard. I'm a pretty religious gamer, and the K120 has been doing me great for about a year now. I just don't think that the Sharkoon is worth the $30, when it isn't offering much.

Edit: I also agree with /u/MrGuydude19 that I don't know if you should be spending that much on speakers, when you're spending that much on a headset.

u/slacy · 1 pointr/MechanicalKeyboards

Logitech K120 seems to be about what I'm looking for. Cheap too ($15)

http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-920-002478-Keyboard-K120/dp/B003ELVLKU

u/Geshman · 1 pointr/pcmasterrace

As far as monitor goes, you can use an HD TV as one, and you can often find older LCDs at thrift stores, craigslist, or garage sales for not too much.

And for peripherals, you can get an acceptable mouse and keyboard for really cheap. Mouse, Keyboard

Here's a monitor as well Although I really would recommed getting it on the cheap.

Please note, I just looked these up on amazon and checked a few reviews. A little more research could possibly find a better option.

u/Sonic_Steel · 1 pointr/buildapc

I generally bottom out my keys also. I mostly use a rubber dome keyboard myself, though I might be able to learn differently on a better keyboard. The most difficult part would be switching back and forth between the two. I've just done quite a bit of research on mechanical keyboards, and have tried a few out recently thinking of switching. I don't think, though, that it will give me much of an advantage.

As far as a suggestion for a rubber dome keyboard, I would suggest starting with a Logitech K120. It's what I use at home currently. It has a lot of good reviews on US Amazon.com and it's only Rs. 430, so if you end up not liking it you can always keep it around as a spare.

As far as wireless, my experience is with the Logitech K360. It is convenient, both being wireless and utilizing Logitech's Unifying receiver so that the mouse and keyboard only need one USB receiver. Unfortunately I did not really enjoy typing on it, as it felt more odd than I was used to and I could not type as fast on it, so I didn't use it long.

I've never had an issue with my hand hurting from a mouse, though some just don't feel right.

u/footcreamfin · 1 pointr/buildapc

Go for the Razer Abyssus
Its only $35, and performs extremely well (1 milisecond response time). Also goes up to 3500 dpi sensitivity, which is more than enough sensitivity (1800 dpi is the most average sensitivity used by gamers).

If you just want a well functioning keyboard get the Logitech K120. Its only $10, works great, no problems. But it looks and feels very average. Most likely used in high schools lol.

These are both products that I have owned for almost a year with no problems at all. :)

u/Marioraider18 · 1 pointr/pcmasterrace

It's not that bad, but I don't really have anything to compare it too. I am sure my keyboard is waaaaaaay worse than gaming keyboards but since it doesn't bother me then I am not considering on upgrading lol This is my backup pos2

u/Gravedigger3 · 1 pointr/buildapc

When you say gaming do you mean full of superfluous keys, dials, and lights?

Cause if not I game with the best of em on this guy.

u/CTR1 · 1 pointr/hardware

Here is a cheap keyboard that you can buy Amazon and it is well rated, its simple and i imagine if you treat it decently it should last a while.

http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-920-002478-Keyboard-K120/dp/B003ELVLKU/ref=dp_cp_ob_e_title_1

As for a monitor I need more details than simple and good, ie: budget, size requirements/limitations, required connections, etc.

u/OoogaOoogaYoink · 1 pointr/computers

Keyboards are so cheap getting it repaired would almost make no sense. Unless it's got sentimental value or it was an extremely expensive or rare keyboard. Here's one on Amazon for $10. Can't beat that.

u/nomemehere · 1 pointr/buildapc

If you are doing photoshop and editing you might want to look into 8 GB of RAM.

A very good standard PC keyboard like the Logitech K120 would be a good choice. Also, Logitech offers a mouse and keyboard combo that would be a good alternative as well. I have only used the keyboard, not the mouse.

u/Skullriot · 1 pointr/gamesupport

Just to confirm, sometimes in these games when you turn on controller support in a game, it disabled the keyboard input, for whatever reason. You checked for that, right?

Also, does the issue occur with a different keyboard? Go get a cheap logitech one from staples or whatever. A no frills wired keyboard, and then see if the issue reoccurs.

u/tigerbloodz13 · 1 pointr/pcmasterrace

I upgraded from a Logitech k120 to a Ducky Zero 1208s and I had no idea what I had been missing out of.

u/MiniCupNoodles · 1 pointr/Maplestory

This is my standard keyboard, I don't use mechanical unless that counts as one. The feedback off a standard is slightly better for me.

u/StephanosRex · 0 pointsr/PUBATTLEGROUNDS

https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-920-002478-Keyboard-K120/dp/B003ELVLKU

I've gone through 5 of these because I'm a careless bastard and it doesn't get cranky with crouch jumps. Low-end wireless keyboards are a little jankier with allowing multiple key-presses, which isn't a pubg-specific problem.

u/semperverus · -3 pointsr/Games

Neither does the purchase of the xbox. You don't put your entertainment center's cost into it.

You're also failing to remember that TVs have HDMI ports, and so do GPUs. You can use a controller with your PC in pretty much every game that isn't an MMO or a DOTA clone.

As far as the keyboard and mouse, you could easily start with two $10 shitters. I have a Corsair K70 RGB (blue) that I'm typing this on right now, but before I had this, I was typing on a Logitech K120, and for a membrane keyboard, it was actually really good.

EDIT: Just read the bit about the OS. It's true that Windows is sort of expensive, but Linux is slowly (and actually measurably, not just "ITS YEAR OF LENOX GUIZE") becoming a very viable gaming platform. Loads of games are coming out for Linux because of SteamOS, and lots of AAA titles now too. Borderlands and the witcher series come to mind. There are also ways to get legitimate Windows licenses for free (if you're a student) or nearly free. In the future, there may even be completely free versions of windows, and windows 10 is a completely free upgrade to anyone running 7 or up.

u/alose · -3 pointsr/MechanicalKeyboards

I think Clears and Greys are better than Topre, but not like those are cheap options.

Topre is a rubber dome, so well get a Rubber Dome Keyboard.