Best Selling Computer Keyboards

Best computer for editing videos.

Best desktop computer I had yet

B&H always the best selling the best!

Best paper I have ever used. Perfect texture. Top quality. This one is a far better quality paper than the best selling Epson premium Luster photo paper.

Best tactile keyboard I've ever used. It's pricey yes, but with the amount of time I spend at my keyboard (and the numerous keyboards I've bought) I thought I'd invest in the best keyboard I could. This thing is built like a tank, and I love the sound from the blue key switches. The volume rocker and the media keys are much more responsive than my old Apple keyboard.

Best keyboard ever so far. Go through many keyboards. Tend to wear letters and numbers off within a year typing full time, medical transcription. Love being able to see keys so easily. Keystrokes are fluid and not loud. Can work in a dark room and still see all keys well. Betting this keyboard will hold up longer than the others. Might have to update this review in a year. Price is reasonable, so would probably purchase it again even if it wears out as quickly as the other keyboards. It simply is fab, cool, awesome, pretty, and it makes me happy! Guess that's why I don't use red often.

This is quite an elegant keyboard, the lights on the keys are not overpowering like the ones in RGB keyboards these days. Best suited for fixed desktop setups.

Best buy when you have kids home using your computer. You never know...

Hi, we’re Apple. You should feel privileged we’re selling you this expensive computer that is two generations behind the latest processor. Oh, you want more than 128GB hard drive? Please give us your first born to upgrade. Like the title says, I love MacOS but hate Apple. If this was just running Win10, the hardware woulkd be considered out of date in spite of the new butterfly keyboard, which still feels cheap.

My work involves sitting at a computer and typing all day, sometimes 12+ hours. These keyboards are amazing, typing is fast and feels effortless, and I never get wrist/hand fatigue. I had purchased countless different keyboards over the years until I bought a K740 and have never used anything else since then. I purchased a new K740 when I found out they would be discontinued and have it stored for future use, but wish I had bought two because now I can't find a new one in stock anywhere, and it is unsettling to think of ever having to go back to a different keyboard should my K740s wear out or get damaged. Please start making the K740 again.