With over 1.4 million passengers per day RER A is the busiest metro line in Europe. The Paris region is served by a light rail network, the tramway. The network is 186.6 kilometres (115.9 mi) long, with 278 stations. In the late 12th century, a school of polyphony was established at Notre-Dame. Among the Trouvères of northern France, a group of Parisian aristocrats became known for their poetry and songs. During the reign of François I, in the Renaissance era, the lute became popular in the French court.

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Many inexpensive keyboards feel downright unpleasant to type on, with cheap textured keycaps, rattly stabilizers beneath the spacebar and other large keys, and switches that feel gritty when you press the keys. If you’re looking for the best value—the most affordable keyboards that don’t suck—we’ve collected the best inexpensive wireless and mechanical keyboards from our years spent testing hundreds of them. The Logitech Pebble Keys 2 K380s is our pick because it’s enjoyable to type on, versatile, and inexpensive. The Lofree Flow feels lovely to type on, but compared to our upgrade pick, Lofree offers fewer switch options and the Flow’s hot-swap sockets are not compatible with as many switch types. The Flow also has shorter battery life, lacks full programmability with VIA, lacks an RGB backlight, and costs more than our upgrade pick. If you want to spend more for a higher-quality aluminum case, get the Keychron Q3 Max, Q5 Max, or Q6 Max.

• Meanwhile, traditional membrane keyboards consist of rubber-dome keys that slowly break down over time.
• Once you’re up and running on an ergonomic keyboard like this, it’s truly a dream to use.
• For $36, the Lemokey X1 offers awesome typing and gaming performance.
• These are the two main kinds of keyboards on the shelves right now, and each carries its own strengths and weaknesses.
• Now, i’m focused on Nintendo Switch, gaming laptops (and the keyboards, headsets and mice that come with them), PS5, and trying to find the perfect projector.

If you need a tenkeyless gaming keyboard with magnetic switches, the K70 Pro TKL is a great overall choice. You may notice within this list a conspicuous lack of widely known brands like Logitech, Razer, or Corsair, which make mechanical keyboards. A look through SlashGear’s archives will reveal that we’ve often given their products, including keyboards, rave reviews. However, at the end of the day, they don’t specialize in keyboards, which means they fail more often than not to focus on the features that matter to mechanical keyboard enthusiasts. They’re about convenience, comfort, usability, and, yes, aesthetics.

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In addition to Bluetooth and an included USB dongle, the Air75 and Air96 can work over a wired connection. The keys on these low-profile mechanical keyboards are more satisfying to type on than the shallow scissor-switch keys on our other picks. And in contrast to other low-profile mechanical keyboards we’ve tested, these models have smooth switches that don’t feel scritchy. The Air75 and Air96 both have a comfortable, gentle slope, as our top pick does. The Keychron C3 Pro offers the best typing experience you can get for under $50, with solid build quality, smooth stabilizers, and full programmability in VIA. But the C3 Pro is available with fewer switch options than our top pick, and it lacks hot-swap, so you can’t easily change those switches later. Our budget pick comes with lower-quality ABS keycaps that feel cheaper and will wear out faster than the PBT keycaps on our top picks.

I reviewed the Glorious GMMK 3 Pro recently, and it has extensive customizability you don’t get on any other keyboard today. The software is still a little flaky, but the GMMK 3 Pro has a better design, and it feels fantastic. Corsair’s gaming keyboards have a distinct design, and the K70 Pro TKL maintains a similar aesthetic while offering a cleaner look. The top plate is made out of aluminum, and the brushed metal design looks great — particularly with the white variant I’m using. If you’re shopping around for good-looking and convenient mechanical keyboards, there’s a good chance you’ll happen across NuPhy. This Chinese brand has been delivering some serious contenders to the keyboard scene, especially when it comes to its Air line of low-profile keyboards. Low profile is just another way of saying that a keyboard is thin despite being mechanical, delivering the portability and aesthetics of a less performant keyboard like Apple’s Magic Keyboard despite remaining mechanical.

The computers keyboard Logitech Pebble Keys 2 K380s is comfortable and compact, and it can connect to and switch between three devices. Its battery lasts years, and it’s super portable—sturdy enough to use on your lap, and small and light enough to slip in a bag and take with you. The round keys take some getting used to, its arrow keys are small, and it lacks backlighting. But it’s the best Bluetooth keyboard, especially at its low price. The Vortex Multix 87 has a sturdy case, durable PBT keycaps, smooth stabilizers, and hot-swappable switches.