10 Best USB Keyboards in 2022 (Microsoft, Razer, and More)

This keyboard is designed for gaming! The keys are mechanical, and in this type of keyboard, they are designed to be tactile yet silent. They're also fully programmable, so they can be remapped for any combinations you require.

The actual keyboard has a soft wrist rest at the bottom that is covered in plush leatherette for comfort. There are separate multimedia keys and things such as volume and brightness can be controlled via a dial. There's also a USB port on the keyboard so you can plug peripherals into the keyboard. Basically, this has it all!

The catch: while this keyboard has many functions, it needs additional software to use them all. Some reviewers had difficulties with some of this software and found it hard to program the keys as they wanted.

On the bright side, reviewers that are used to mechanical keyboards love the feel of the keys on this keyboard and also praise how quiet they are. They praise the softness of the wrist rest and how it provides support during long sessions on the computer. 

This keyboard is designed to be as ergonomic as possible. It has a curved design and the keys are split in two and angled to reduce strain on the wrists. It also has a wrist rest built into the keyboard that can't be removed. 

The keyboard has a separate row of standalone multimedia keys along the top. It is thin and the keys are of medium height. But if you've never used a split keyboard before, it can take some getting used to. Several reviewers struggled with this and found this keyboard wasn't for them.

Reviewers say that the keys are easy to touch and don't make any noise. They feel that the keyboard is very durable and that the wrist rest, in particular, is high quality and will last. 

This keyboard is ultra-slim but has foldable stands to prop it up if required. There are multimedia keys mapped onto the line of function keys for easy control of your music player and other programs.

The keyboard is plug-and-play so there is no need to install drivers and it is compatible with Macs and Windows-based PCs. The keys are quiet and the manufacturer states they are durable and have been tested over 10 million keystrokes.

Reviewers say that the foldable stands don't lift the keyboard that much, so if you're looking for a keyboard that has a high tilt, this isn't the keyboard for you. Buyers also found it lightweight and easy to use. The keys are soft to the touch and quiet when pressed. They also confirm that the keyboard is easy to install and the keys respond well.

This Logitech keyboard comes with a matching mouse. It has low profile keys that are easy to press and also quiet. The labels on the keys are very bright and made to last without wearing off.

The bottom row of keys is curved slightly to match the natural position of your hands while you type, and the keyboard is spill-resistant, so there's no need to worry if you spill a little liquid onto the unit.

There are quite a few negative reviews regarding the mouse, but the keyboard is largely praised. If you're also looking for a mouse, you may need to buy one separately even if you purchase this set!

Reviewers say that the keyboard is sturdy and durable. They say that the keys are easy to press and are responsive, although they do make a little more noise than expected from a regular keyboard. Reviewers also love that the keyboard is plug-and-play and doesn't need any installation.

The lights on this keyboard operate in two modes and the brightness can be controlled. However, it's not possible to change the colors or map them to certain keys. The function keys also operate as multimedia keys on Windows-based computers, but not on Macs.

The keyboard doesn't need any installation and is plug-and-play. There is a foldable stand to raise the keyboard if required, and the manufacturer is offering a 12-month warranty on the keyboard.

Reviewers state that the keys need a little force to be pushed down enough to register, especially if you catch the key on the edge instead of in the center. A few also found that the keys were a little close together, so be aware of this if you like well-spaced keys.

On the bright side, many buyers like the lights on this keyboard. They're bright without being glaring and can be switched off when the keyboard isn't in use. They also like that the keys are quiet and high and have good sensitivity.

Although this keyboard is made for gaming, it can be used for other purposes, also. It has a built-in wrist rest for long periods of typing and an ergonomically-curved space bar. There are separate multimedia keys along the top of the keyboard.

The keyboard is backlit, and you can choose from one of seven different lighting modes and effects. There are also four different brightness levels! It even comes with a six-button mouse.

Some reviewers had issues with this keyboard as it appears that the keyboard—especially the lights—need drivers to be installed for it to work correctly. However, the drivers don't come with the keyboard and need to be downloaded from the manufacturer's site.

Reviewers do say that the keyboard feels soft and light when typing. They like that the lights can be changed from a choice of seven different colors. They also say that the keys are very responsive, which is perfect for gaming or fast typing.

This backlit keyboard allows you to easily switch between three different colors. You can choose the brightness of the lights, pick a breathing mode, or switch the lights off completely. The lights will automatically enter sleep mode after 10 minutes of inactivity.

The keyboard has the feel of mechanical keys but the keys are not actually mechanical. There are multimedia keys mapped onto the function keys, and the keyboard itself is very compact.

Some reviewers feel that this keyboard is quite flimsy and doesn't have enough options for the lights, and others find the 'Rii' logo on the keyboard to be too large and distracting.

However, many like the lightness of this keyboard and find the lights to be bright and attractive. They like the feel of the keys and state that although they feel like mechanical keys, they aren't loud when pressed. 

This keyboard from Perixx has many features to make it as comfortable to use for as long as possible. There is a built-in wrist rest at the bottom of the keyboard, and the top has an extra section for multimedia and shortcuts keys.

The keys are split and angled to make them ergonomic and easy on the wrists. This part of the keyboard is also raised and has a three-dimensional curve. The labels on the keys are laser-printed to make them last longer.

Like with any ergonomic split keyboard, it isn't comfortable for everyone to use. There are several reviewers who found that they couldn't use this keyboard without it hurting their wrists.

However, many say that the keys feel very good under their fingers and are responsive. They say that the keyboard is very sturdy and a good size. Many reviewers like the raised keys and how easy this makes it to find the key you want.

This keyboard has a soft-touch wrist rest at the bottom. There are multimedia keys mapped onto the function keys and some of the most common multimedia keys are separate. The keyboard itself is sleek and ultra-thin.

The keys are backlit with stylish white lights and the brightness can be manually adjusted as required. The labels on the keys are laser-etched so they won't wear off quickly. The keyboard is plug-and-play, so no drivers are required!

Reviewers say that the keys on this keyboard are responsive and quiet. They also like how easy they are to touch, and they praise the clean look of the backlighting. It's also popular due to how thin it is. Many reviewers have used this keyboard for several years without any issues.

This simple keyboard from Microsoft has separate multimedia keys to control your music player. A few other controls are mapped onto the function keys, also. It has a curved design that means the back of the keyboard is higher than the front. The keys are soft-touch, thin-profile, and quiet. 

The keyboard is also spill-resistant, so it should survive an accidental spill of liquid onto it. It's plug-and-play and doesn't need any drivers to be installed. However, a few reviewers found that the labels on the keys wore off after only a few months. This is something to be wary of if you need the labels to type!

Reviewers state that the keyboard responds well to their touch and that the keys are quiet when pressed. They say that the keys feel solid and durable but aren't heavy. Many reviewers also like that there is a key to bring up the on-screen calculator.