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Update: I returned the keyboard due to its strange layout, LOL. It has cramped Home/End buttons on top of arrows, cramped F1-F12 keys and an additional row of keys on top of the num pad, which means muscle memory is completely lost. Not good for me!

Update: I've bought the Logitech MX Keys because it had the italian layout and I bought it for less than 100€ at a local store. It's also easy to put in a backpack so I'm sure I'll use it also at work. So far, it seems a very solid purchase, I'll let you know if I'll change my mind. Thank you guys! :

I'm sorry to disappoint you guys! I just thought it was good, no offense. Do you know of any italian layout good keyboards out there? I'm struggling to find a non-gaming one

I forgot to mention this. It's my laptop's keyboard, a ThinkPad L440 which is the cheap one compared to the T series. It's amazingly good, each stroke is pure joy although the rest of the machine is subpar. Too bad they don't make these as external keyboards, I think you'd love these if you tried ...

I've got this Lenovo keyboard at my parents' house, it's a little bit bulky and has PS/2 port but man, it's so much better than the crap ones I've got at my place, even the wireless ones. I guess it gives you some more info

n3oNx wrote: 12 May 2020, 23:12 I've got an IBM M122 ISO-IT but I guess it only fulfills the Italian part...

It's massive and wired and badass ahah

Even so, it's better than nothing! Willing to sell or share photos? (Partially joking here)

Yup. Your demands are all quite reasonable. Perhaps our resident Italians can help you with specific recommendations for where to buy online. Italian layout is best sourced from Italian retailers! (Importing keyboards into Europe yourself gets expensive, so beware American links.)

Seeing as you ...

Logitech MX-Keys could be what you search for (it also has backlight). Membrane, but it seems that it is a good one ( here's a video review for it ). Logitech also have a palm rest for it, but at 19Eur, I think it is expensive for what it is.

If you want a no-bulshit mechanical keyboard (sadly ...

Hi guys,
I'm a programmer and 6 months ago I was hired as a junior web dev. I mostly use laptops but during the quarantine I started working from home and I need a serious keyboard, something that lasts. I own a very (very) scrappy 5-10$ chinese keyboard and 2 wireless Logitech keyboards. I love ...