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After getting two degrees, I know how important it is to be comfortable while you are working. All that typing and note taking takes a toll on you pretty quickly, but with one of the best keyboards, you can type all day with ease.

Choosing the right keyboard to go with your PC or laptop is going to take the strain off your hands and wrist when you are working long hours, meaning you can work harder for longer (sorry).

Keychron B6 Pro

a black and grey budget wireless Bluetooth keyboard with a full-size layout and a numerical keypad is photographed against a blue background

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Keychron is known for its affordable keyboards and the Keychron B6 Pro is no exception. This budget board is a productivity dream, with bouncy scissor switch keys, like you'll find on your laptop, that are perfect for speedy typing and note taking.

This board can be connect via Bluetooth, 2.4GHz dongle, or used wired, so you can work however you want to. It looks pretty basic, but I think this makes it looks leek and understated when placed in a study setup.

Keychron B6 Pro
Keychron B6 Pro: was $44 now $38 at Amazon

It is hard to find anything wrong with the Keychron B6 Pro. This full-sized wireless keyboard is extremely light, making it perfect for moving around on your desk or taking with you to study. The bouncy scissor switch keys make it a dream to type on, too.

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Logitech Signature K650

a black full sized keyboard with batteries and a palm rest on a clean beige surface with a blue backdrop

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The Logitech Signature K650 is a lightweight wireless keyboard that's perfect for students who study from their room. It's not one that can be moved around easily but its bouncy keys do make tying pretty fun.

It can only be connected via Bluetooth or USB. It is also spill resistant, making it perfect for those late night study sessions when you need coffee right next to your keyboard.

Logitech Signature K650
Logitech Signature K650: was $48 now $29 at Amazon

This is an easygoing wireless keyboard that will perfectly complement your study set up. This is a keyboard best kept fixed in place, but when you're in your room studying you'll be grateful for the low-profile keys and the wrist rest supporting your arms.

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Logitech Pebble Keys 2 K380s

Photograph of the Logitech Pebble Keys 2 wireless keyboard

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The Logitech Pebble Keys 2 K380s is the perfect board for anyone looking for something a little bit different. It is highly portable since it has a 75% layout and is lightweight.

The real selling point of this board is its incredibly long battery life. It could quite literally last you the whole way through college on a single charge. That's because it has a rated battery life of three years, but this is dependent on how much you use the board.

Logitech Pebble Keys 2 K380s
Logitech Pebble Keys 2 K380s: was $39 now $33 at Amazon

The Logitech Pebble Keys 2 K380s has an impressive three-year battery life and is fantastically easy to use. If you are already a lover of the pebble key style this is a must, and it is small enough to throw in your school bag with easy. It is also a great one to use with your iPad as well as your computer.

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Ashley Thieme
Ashley Thieme
Staff writer, Reviews

Ashley is a staff writer on the the Reviews team at Tom’s Guide. She has a master’s degree in Magazine Journalism from Cardiff University and a BA in Journalism, Media and Sociology. She has written for titles including Women’s Health UK, writing health and wellness stories, and Virgin Radio UK, specializing in entertainment news and celebrity interviews. She has reported on a variety of topics including music, literature, motorsport, entertainment and health. She has previously reviewed live music events, books, and wellness products but discovering the top audio equipment on the market is what she does best. When she is not testing out the latest tech, you can find her either curled up with a cup of tea and a good fantasy novel or out hiking.

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