Computer Keyboards From The 80S

In the 80s I had a couple mini keyboards from Casio. I never thought I'd say in 2022 that Casio makes the most natural feeling keyboard I've tried. Honestly! Yamaha & others felt fake, and this Casio felt like the weighted keys of my favorite acoustic piano! I bought it to play as my daughter walked down the aisle for her outdoor wedding because the venue had no piano or keyboards. I had it sent directly to the venue and didn't even get to play it till sound check. It felt great. Totally comfortable. And the sound was perfect. So yea, I recommend this. By the way, it does have a music stand, which I wasn't sure it did.

This baby, which we used to call the reciprocating spring boom at the many radio stations where I worked in the 80s, 90s and naughts, can withstand even the tantrums of a rock n roll disc jockey. I love it for podcasting; it hoists my modest MXL condenser mike up and over the computer monitor. A pop filter and a blimped computer fan and I am good to go.

I've been using Pioneer stereo products since the '80s. This is the first piece of computer hardware I've purchased from them and it is a fine piece of equipment. Very well made and engineered!

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.

I've usb everything. SD cards, printers, computer keyboards, mice, optical drives, my arduinos, my organ keyboards, etc. With the TS3 Plus I just need 1 cable to the Mac and I've got all the ports I need. It just works. This is my second one.

This is my 2nd Apple wireless keyboard. Needed it for my other computer. Apple simply makes the best keyboards. Rock solid performance and once you've worked on one for a while, the others feel like you are walking on rocks.

Love that it's low tech and works great! I am going to get more and use on computer keyboards, clean tight spaces in car, etc.

I have owned one of these keyboards for two years and needed another at a different computer. I Hunt & Peck so I am not able to rate the typing feel. I have a blue theme to my desktop so this keyboard is a great accent. If your looking for a lighted keyboard this is a great one, especially for the price.

Excellent computer. Only complaint, could use another 1-2 USB ports. Some folks may have older keyboards, wireless mice, etc. You are basically required to buy a hub.

Using a keyboard has numerous benefits that can improve your productivity and comfort. Firstly, typing on a keyboard is much faster and more efficient than writing by hand. This can save you a lot of time and allow you to get more work done in less time. Additionally, keyboards provide a more comfortable typing experience, as they are designed to reduce strain on your hands and wrists. This can help prevent injuries like carpal tunnel syndrome and make typing more enjoyable overall. Finally, keyboards offer a wide range of shortcuts and hotkeys that can help you navigate your computer more easily and quickly. Whether you're a student, professional, or casual user, there are many benefits to using a keyboard that can help you get the most out of your computer.