Top Best 6 Soft Touch Keyboards in December 2021

I purchased this keyboard even though I am not a gamer. I liked the design layout and features of the keyboard and also I have been told that the name Das stands for good quality.

I would recommend this keyboard to anyone who is looking for a easy to use keyboard with good design.

I love this keyboard. I originally bought an ergonomic keyboard, but did not like the feel of the split keyboard. I did some research and this one was highly recommended. I like that it is USB instead of wireless. I did read that USB keyboards have a faster response time than wireless. It is also very accurate...much better than using a laptop keyboard and I like the clicky sound and raised keys. They are lit up and very easy to see. Well worth the price for the quality. Best keyboard I have every used!

Phenomenal service and a good keyboard. Originally had a defective product and Best Buy took care of me on getting the manufacturer to swap me for a working model.

This is a great keyboard for gaming best I’ve had so far a must have for gamers the buttons are really responsive steel series makes great products for gaming the best out there

TKL version makes the compactness ideal for desktop use. Response time from key to screen are great. Magnetic wrist/hand rest bar is an added bonus.

Great got it early was easy to set up and get started. I use it on my PC and PS4 I love how universal it is.

Works excellent. The keys sounds very satisfying. I love it

Great keyboard and definitely recommend switching to pudding caps!

Excellent product. My son liked it very much. Built solid. Would recommend it to anyone who’s in gaming.

It was absolutely perfect, my son (21)loved it. Highly recommended.

So I got this keyboard to replace a solar Logitech that I had for the past few years..the battery started to go, and I'm sick of constantly needing to find light to charge it since my room is pretty dark throughout the day. I decided to go wired since I've begun gaming more on the PC anyway, so I found this Razer keyboard. It's really nice. Great feel for typing and for gaming, and the software is easy to use. The keyboard itself is pretty loud though so it's taking some time to get used to! However, the LED's are the coolest part and you can have all sorts of animations with them. My only gripe is the darkest level is 33% which makes no sense, and I wish it could go lower, only because when my eyes shift, I guess whatever the frequency of the LED is catches my eye every time. It's very odd. Either way, I just chose an almost black version of the color I wanted which makes it darker than 33%, so that's a quick work around. Either way, it's a great keyboard!

I bought this keyboard because it was the cheapest Razer keyboard I could find and its great. It has different keys than I was used to but now that I'm used to it I type much faster and play games better. The keyboard is compatible with Razer chroma (changing the colors) and macro (press one key then it automatically presses many) with the Synapse app.

It gets the job done I use it for gaming and typing and at first it felt weird but now I've gotten use to it and it's amazing

I used to have a cyberpowerpc keyboard but it’s so great to have a upgrade! I love this keyboard and I hope it lasts me a good time!

The Razer Cynosa Chroma is a gaming keyboard manufactured by Razer. It features Razer Chroma full RGB lighting. This is great for people who like their setups to be colorful and interesting. The keyboard has a nice "click" that is incredibly satisfying. You can assign custom functions called "macros" which give you the ultimate advantage in MMOS or MOBAS. This keyboard is a must-have for a gamer on a budget.

I’d give it 10 stars if I could. Absolutely the best keyboard I’ve ever owned. Very cool color display options and completely programmable, so I can easily customize my keys and functions to my liking. With all the options that are easily customizable I dominate game play. This keyboard rocks!

This gaming keyboard is really good for new beginners who wanna learn . It’s a big easier and the feeling of the key board makes it a bit easy . My lil brother totally recommends it.

Got this for work and light gaming - and it fits the bill nicely. Touch typists will appreciate the key action, and the options offered by Synapse make for a colorful experience. Macros are possible too.

Not a true mechanical, so don't expect the feel and clack of one from the membrane switches here. That being said, if you're looking for a silent keyboard, look elsewhere, as this one does produce a nice bit of noise, but without the clack you'd get from a mechanical one.

All in all, a nice, affordable gaming keyboard.

This board has been around for years. I thought I was getting newer version of it because it is advertised as MK550. It's actually a K350 and the mouse and when logitech bundles it the package is MK550. I had to call logitech because I thought i had been tricked with older version. However that is the model for the "package" the board and the wireless mouse. It isn't newer but the keys click better and at least the letters are all sharp and crisp. Some of the letters on my old board had worn off. Nothing fancy but I like the shape - hope this one lasts 7 years like my older version of the same model.

I bought a bew computer that came with a corded mouse & keyboard. I bought this set to replace them. It’s perfect for my needs.

Love this keyboard and mouse. i had previously had another different type of keyboard, but went right back to Logitech.

I have one at work so ordered me one for home.

freaking love it - best keyboard

I love it - good on the wrist - the 2 different height adjustments

the mouse fits snug in your hands

did i say i freaking love it

it works great. It is comfortable for typing, i dont get cramps in my fingers like I do with a regular keyboard

Base of keyboard is uneven, causes to keyboard to wobble while typing. The layout is perfect for me so I did not return it. Instead, I put a cup coaster underneath one corner to keep it from wobbling.

In the image, imagine a line running from the upper left to bottom right of the keyboard, this is the wobble pivot point. I put a coaster underneath the upper right (circled) to prevent the wobble.

My original set was purchased probably 8 years ago and it finally was time to replace since the keys were so worn the plastic was getting thin. Highly recommend this project. 8 flawless years is great and I'm sure this one will last just as long.

I have purchased three of these in the last year! Within a week, the letters on the keys are worn off! I love the style of this keyboard, But the key letters should last more than a month.

Best Budget Keyboard available in the market. I went with APEX 7./

Great keyboard. Super responsive and quite. The customizable lighting is fantastic.

The lighting is cool but the keys don't compare well to Cherry MX Browns. I'm often found mistyping. A bit too mushy IMO.

Also the OLED screen has no clock :(

Looks great, Feels great, Sounds great, Performs great. Praise all around for this keyboard

This is a solid keyboard. I love the Brown Switch, it has a nice tap sound without being too clicky. The colors are great and have some wonderful customization options. I like how the a few of the keys - like Caps Lock and Num Lock - stay lit white to let you know they are turned on. The small LCD screen is cool too. You can hook it up to a number of things from your PC CPU/Memory/Temp to Discord to various games. One thing I noted from another review of a Razer keyboard was the wrist pad. As someone with larger hands, this is a smooth pad that doesn't feel as uncomfortable to lay my palms down on. The pad is magentized as well so it won't move. The one gripe I do have with the keyboard is that it is lightweight so sometimes they keyboard slides forward. But that could easily be corrected by using a large mat as opposed to a smooth wooden surface as I am using. I am very happy with this purchase and wish I would have bought it sooner.

I wanted a cherry brown after working with a cherry red for a long time. It is really satisfying to feel the actuation, though the keyboard is a little clickier than most browns that I have used.

The keyboard itself looks and feels amazing. The little OLED window is a fun little addition that can be used to present important information such as resource usage and temperatures. The color customization is fairly detailed. I opted for a subtle fade-in, rather than crazy waves of rainbow. You can do the latter, if you wish. The software is really easy to use and has several game-specific apps.

My one complaint is that the USB pass-through has an insanely bright white LED, but it doesn't face you, so that is manageable.

This is an excellent keyboard. It's heavy so it doesn't move around. People say the display panel is a gimmick, but it is very handy as another place to look instead of monitor real estate. Of course, you need to pick the right Cherry keys for you, so commenting on those is useless. The Best Buy that I go to has a display with the different keys, so I was able to try before I bought, and I am glad I did.

One thing to keep in mind is that keyboards like this use a lot of power. The USB hub in my monitor could not power it. The symptom is that it would go dark and come back on again. Over and over again. My ThunderBolt hub could not power it. My good old UNITEK 10 port hub is able to power it.

The big negative I have is the the wrist rest. Other reviewers have pointed out that it is a dust magnet, and they are right. It is impossible to keep clean.

A big positive is the software. SteelSeries Engine 3 is great. A big problem I had with my last keyboard's software was that it could not handle multiple screen resolutions. That is unacceptable in this day and age.

This is a nice keyboard, but for the price you can do better than nice. The main issue with this board is that they’ve spent too much on things like the OLED screen (which isn’t that useful) at the cost of the switches. The Gateron browns simply aren’t as good as the Cherry MX browns in my opinion and poor enough that I returned the keyboard. They would be great in a more budget-friendly board ($100 range). I didn’t feel like paying a premium for all the bells and whistles at the expense of the actual typing experience. That said, I’m looking for typing experience, not gaming experience. I felt like the Gateron browns missed some of my key presses because of the mushiness which causes you to let up before the switch actually actuates. Maybe you can get used to the feel and avoid the issue, but it’s just not for me.