Recommend a good wireless keyboard

[tornadog]

I have been spoiled by the MX5500 Bluetooth keyboard which I use on my living room gaming pc and worked great with games and general use. Lately though the keyboard has been misbehaving, lagging or typing 10't's when I press t once or not printing anything.

So I am looking for a more modern replacement. Unfortunately I dont see too many options. The logitech offerings are now more for casual use than actual pc use.

 

[clamum]

Dang, no replies yet. I'm interested in wireless keyboards too. I've never had one but I think I would like one; I always had wired mice before the current Logitech G602 I have and man, I'd never go back to wired mice and I'm thinking it would be the same with keyboards.

My current keyboard is a SteelSeries Merc Gaming Keyboard (mine's slightly different colors) which I like but really I guess it doesn't have much advantage over regular keyboards as far as key placement goes. It has software with it that allows you to switch profiles and re-map keys but I no longer use that, so I don't think I'd miss having this keyboard.

 

[LFaWolf]

I use Logitech MK550 for both my PCs and I love it. No lag, very comfortable to type with but you do need to get accustomed to the "natural" or wave layout.

 

[Nova Web]

I would gladly recommend Logitech keyboards for wireless as they are extremely reliable and last for a long time without any issues. Not the entry models (MK235) but the even the older ones are a bargain, like the solar k750 and other models.

Wireless vs. Bluetooth ensures a longer distance (not always) but it's more reliable and seemed (to me) it has 0 lag, as I tested cheap keyboards in a lot of games without problems.
On Dell and HP sites you can find a lot of bundles at incredible prices, in Europe their price separately is higher than those bundles sometimes.

Buy Logitech for wireless, you won't regret it!
(unless you are a heavy gamer, which requires cabled and mechanical keyboards)