Keyboards

Keyboards at Maplin

What is a Keyboard?

Keyboards are essential input devices for computers, allowing users to type, navigate, and interact with software. Available in various types, including mechanical, membrane, and ergonomic designs, keyboards cater to different needs, from gaming to office work. Mechanical keyboards offer tactile feedback and durability, while membrane keyboards are quieter and more affordable. Ergonomic keyboards help reduce strain by promoting a natural typing posture. With options like customizable key switches, wireless connectivity, and RGB lighting, keyboards can be tailored to enhance both productivity and comfort.

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Wireless

Enjoy wireless freedom while typing

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£42.99
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 2.4 GHz wireless keyboard  Slim, stable keyboard with integrated metal plate  Cherry's SC scissor technology for comfortable, precise and quiet typing  Plug & play design with USB receiver  10m wireless range and AES-128 encryption

Wired

Maintain a constant connection

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£19.99
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 Easy to read laser etched key caps prevent character fading  Low profile design with squared key caps for improved typing comfort, accuracy, & noise reduction  Multimedia F-keys for quick access to various functions such as email, favourites, and volume controls.  Standard USB design for a flawless & stable connection  Full-size wired keyboard

Keyboard & Mouse Sets

Grab everything you need in one handy bundle

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£15.99
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£19.99
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FAQ

What is an office keyboard?

An office keyboard is a type of keyboard designed for everyday office tasks such as typing, data entry, and general computer use. These keyboards are typically more comfortable and efficient for long periods of use.

Are ergonomic keyboards better for office work?

Ergonomic keyboards are designed to reduce strain on your hands, wrists, and arms by promoting a more natural typing posture. They can be especially beneficial for individuals who spend long hours typing and want to reduce the risk of repetitive strain injuries.

What is the difference between a mechanical and a membrane keyboard?

Mechanical keyboards use individual switches for each key, providing tactile feedback and durability, while membrane keyboards use a pressure pad system, making them quieter and more affordable but less durable.

Should I choose a wired or wireless office keyboard?

Wired keyboards offer a direct connection with no risk of interference and are typically more reliable. Wireless keyboards, on the other hand, offer more flexibility and a cleaner, clutter-free workspace, but may need battery replacements or charging.